IELTS preparation materials

More and more people today are moving away from where their friends and family live.  Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages? Vocabulary : Migration (noun): The act of moving from one place to another to establish a new residence. Collocations: International migration, rural-urban migration, mass migration. Definition: The process of people relocating from one area to another, often involving a change in their place of residence. Dispersal (noun): The act of spreading out or scattering in different directions. Collocations: Geographical dispersal, social dispersal, demographic dispersal. Definition: The process of individuals or groups moving away from a concentrated area or community and spreading out to different locations. Proximity (noun): The state of being close to someone or something. Collocations: Physical proximity, social proximity, geographical proximity. Definition: The closeness or nearness in terms of physical or social distance between individuals or

 These days many people leave their country to work abroad and take their family with them.Do you think benefits of this outweigh disadvantages in terms of family development? Vocabulary: Expatriate (noun): A person who lives outside their native country, often for work or other reasons. Many expatriates move abroad to pursue better career opportunities. Diaspora (noun): The dispersion or scattering of people from their original homeland to other parts of the world. The Indian diaspora has made significant contributions to the economies of many countries. Cultural assimilation (noun): The process by which individuals or groups adopt the culture of another society. When families move abroad, cultural assimilation becomes an important aspect of their lives. Global mobility (noun): The ability to move and work across different countries and regions. Increased global mobility has led to greater cultural diversity in many cities. Geographical separation (noun): Physical distance between fam