IELTS 13 - Exam 1 - Writing Task 2 Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems, as well as practical problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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Living in a different
country
with a
language
that is
not the same as your native tongue could be very challenging, but
also
it can open many opportunities in our development as
individual
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individuals
an individual
. It is true that it could cause some difficult situations in our social life, but in the
process we
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process, we
increase our abilities to communicate, socialize and
in
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at
the end these are important skills in our
proffesional
engaged in a profession or engaging in as a profession or means of livelihood
professional
curriculum. People who study or live in a different
country
they return to their homeland are very respected and have more career
oportunities
a possibility due to a favorable combination of circumstances
opportunities
than
other candidates
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the other candidates
that haven´t travelled before, or even to those who lived in a different
country
but their
language
are the same.
For example
, two
prospect
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prospects
for a a job vacancy with the same curriculum, the one who lived in a
country
that had to speak in a different
language
has more chances to be elected for the job. Living in a nation with a different native tongue demands to excel in our capacities to adapt. It requires hours of study and be constantly searching for different ways to
comunicate
transmit information
communicate
properly. It’s true that, in some situations, it could cause some social problems, but with the proper help and the support of friends, classmates or work colleagues every challenge can be overcome. In
conclutions
a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration
conclusion
conclusions
consolation
, even when living in a
country
where you have to speak a foreign
language
can cause some problems, I believe
that is
very positive and people
should be encourage
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should be encouraged
to experience it almost one time in their life.
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