People doing dangerous sport activities like scuba diving and bungee jumping should be responsible for their own life and rescue workers should not risk their lives to save people doing those sports . Do you agree or disagree ?

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individuals
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an individual
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however
many people are interested to try hazardous sports with the supervision of lifeguards
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But
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many people opine that sportsman solely ought to be responsible for their life and no need for rescue operators
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I
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be of different opinions
disagree
with that notion
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Firstly
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most of the threatening sports are a part of
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the entertainment industry
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which offers jobs for many people
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Today
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even the government has been
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failing
to keep a lid on unemployment these new jobs
bacame
enter or assume a certain state or condition
became
become
a boon for many people
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For example
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a scuba diving rescuer team includes more than two or four workers including ambulance driver
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Therefore they
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Therefore, they
all get a good career
also
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Secondly
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those
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scores
score
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do
their job may with their passion and people have the freedom to choose their occupation and not providing enough
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hepatitis'
opportunities
is an offence in terms of law
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Thirdly
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after getting enough training only people are
assignecd
appointed to a post or duty
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to
such
works
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as a result
the chance to risk their lives might be reduced
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Also
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in non _ risky sports
also
there
is
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are
chances for loss of life or injury
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To illustrate
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has not
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by an accidental hit by a ball while playing cricket
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So safe games
also
have a chance for serious bad effects
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To conclude
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life
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threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments
threatening
games
shoudnot
should not
shouldn't
be played by
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the player
a player
players
alone as rescuer can take care
themseves
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themselves
with good practice
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Practical
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implementation of laid off to these workers may result in joblessness and all sport
activites
any specific behavior
activities
in one or another way is harmful
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • responsibility
  • dangerous sports
  • scuba diving
  • bungee jumping
  • rescue workers
  • risk
  • save lives
  • priority
  • regulations
  • guidelines
  • safety
  • education
  • training
  • participants
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