Some of people believe it is better for youngsters to learn a new language at primary school rather than at secondary school. To what extent do you agree or disagree.

One of conflict of opinions in bringing up youngsters is when they going to learn a new
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at earlier
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in primary
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or at teenager
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in secondary
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. In
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essay, I am going to clarify the benefits and drawbacks of
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belief. Nowadays most of the kindergarten put in their curriculum teaching the
children
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a foreign
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. Because in
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age the brain of
children
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was fresh, empty and steady to receive and save all information around them
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as their native
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, voices and all things their families teaching them their ability to store and restore easily help them to learn more than one
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(mother
language
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) with the perfect pronunciation due to strong listening skill.
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, in secondary
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adult was responsible for studying a lot of courses and learning new things or skills
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of
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table for each course limited
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that’s mean that the
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of study day divided into the 6 or 7 courses
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in primary
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time
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table contains just 3 or 4 subjects at most. So, the ability of their brains spilt in different things in teenagers
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. All in all, I am totally agreeing with the opinion of learning
children
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a new
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at the earlier
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because it leads to bringing up a child to adult with valuable thing to himself as a foreign
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or more than one, which something grateful, hope all families understand the idea and know that the best investment ever in their
children
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.

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