Aug. 22, 2024
All the glass in the world has disappeared
I am trying to get into the habit of writing every day. I accomplished my goal of taking the IELTS exam and getting a decent score, but I still want to improve my skills. That is the reason I was looking for a book with a bunch of writing ideas. One of the topics I found was this question: what would happen if all the glass in the world disappeared?
I think the world will not change much. Many of the products that are made of glass can easily be replaced with another material, like plastic. In fact, I remember that when I was younger, I frequently saw soda in glass bottles, but now it is uncommon and plastic has replaced the material. Probably a significant change with the disappearing of glass will be the windows. All the windows I see are made of glass, but in that case, probably with current technology we are able to replace everything. The only thing that would be impossible to substitute will be natural resources.
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For that reason, I was looking for a book with a bunch of writing ideas.
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One of the questions I found was this: what would happen if all the glass in the world disappeared?
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I think the world would not change much, because
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All the windows I see are made of glass, but if glass was to disappear, it is likely that with current technology we would be able to replace everything.
The only thing that would be impossible to substitute willould be natural resources.
The only thing that would be impossible to substitute would be natural resources.
All the glass in the world has disappeared
I am trying to get into the habit of writing every day.
I accomplished my goal of taking the IELTS exam and getting a decent score, but I still want to improve my skills.
That is the reason I was looking for a book with a bunch of writing ideas.
One of the topics I found was this question: what would happen if all the glass in the world disappeared?
I think the world willould not change much.
I think the world would not change much.
“Would” is used since this is a hypothetical scenario.
Many of the products that are made of glass can easily be replaced with another material, like plastic.
In fact, I remember that when I was younger, I frequently saw soda in glass bottles, but now it is uncommon and plastic has replaced the material.
Probably aA significant change with the disappearing of glass willould probably be the windows.
A significant change with the disappearing of glass would probably be the windows.
I’ve moved “probably” in a place where I think it flows better.
All the windows I see are made of glass, but in that case, probably with current technology, we are probably able to replace everything.
All the windows I see are made of glass, but in that case, with current technology, we are probably able to replace everything.
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The only thing that would be impossible to substitute willould be natural resources.
The only thing that would be impossible to substitute would be natural resources.
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Many of the products that are made of glass can easily be replaced with another material, like plastic. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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Probably a significant change with the disappearing of glass will be the windows.
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