Some people think that young people in the past were more polite comparing to young people nowadays, while others disagree. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

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In today's world technology and developments always make people busy and hurry.

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makes some people think that younger age group people are impolite, whereas others are of the opinion that these people are kind and well mannered.

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with, in earlier days people used to live in joint family.

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the members share their work, money and their possessions.

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living environment made them to understand each others, behave respectful with others.

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, It is a general talk from elderly people that they always obey and respect their teacher and never used to raise their voice or argue against them.

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, these generation youngs are always rude with elders and never heed to their advices.

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, today's generation youngsters are well educated and they

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tendency. It is always said that "Don't judge a book by its cover".

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, even these young people are looking impolite and unkind, they

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tendency and responsibilities towards society.

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, In 2017, there was an unprecedented situation happened in Chennai, that the entire city was flooded and thousand of people were struck up in their homes with no food and water. During

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critical condition a plethora of youngsters came forward to help and saved many lives. In conclusion, as the world is changing everyday, there is always a generation gap between youngsters and elderly people.

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difference makes some people feel that the young people are behaving rude and unkind.

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, I personally deny that these days youngsters are unkind and not polite to others.

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Introduction & conclusion present

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Lexical resource: 6.0

Varied vocabulary

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Grammatical Range: 6.0

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Some people think that young people in the past were more polite comparing to young people nowadays, while others disagree. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Your opinion

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