Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

A matter of considerable controversy at present is the issue of whether

to begin

learning foreign

language

at primary

school

or secondary

school

. Strong arguments exist in support of both sides of

this

debate which implies that it is worth examining both points of view before reaching any conclusions. One obvious advantage of begin learning a foreign

language

at a young age is that people easily learn everything when they was at a young age for

this

reason fundamental part of science is taught in primary

school

, in

this

range

also

foreign

language

should be learned at

this

level. An additional benefit to the issue is that people remember what they learned at a young age than they learned in adulthood.

Finally

the idea of that it is better children begin learning a foreign

language

at secondary

school

should not

also

be neglected, as it adds more weight in support of the argument.

Nonetheless

, there is one very convincing point against the begin learning the

language

at primary

school

.

For instance

, a

further

common criticism of that pupils at primary

school

do not have very improved outlook for

this

reason they may come across some difficulties in learning the

language

, with the opponents pointing out to the young pupils do not know the grammar of their native

language

very well. They cannot learn grammar of a foreign

language

without learning native

language

’s grammar. All things considered, my subjective view on

this

contentious issue is that the benefits do not cover the negative aspects. Pupils should begin learning the

language

at secondary

school

.