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Some people believe that teenager should be required to do unpaid community work in their free time . This can be benefit teenagers and the community as well . To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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There are a lot of young
people
go
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 to do unpaid
community
work
 after school. Some
people
 think that it is good for both young
people
 and the
community
. My view is that unpaid
community
work
 can provide
teenagers
 and the
community
 with good benefits, but
teenagers
 have
their
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the
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 right to choose whether they want to do
this
work
 or not.
First
, it is obvious that young
people
 can have a good experience doing
community
work
.
This
 is because they need to communicate with different kinds of
people
 who are living in
this
community
. So that they can learn how to communicate with other
people
 and how to
work
 together.
Moreover
, young
people
 can build
a good relationships
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good relationships
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 with other
people
 when they are doing
the
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apply
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community
 jobs.
For example
, a young person can make friends with other
people
 who are
in
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of
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the
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a
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 similar age.
Therefore
, the
community
 can become a big family.
That is
 not to say that
teenagers
 must
to
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do
community
 jobs without pay when they are free.
This
 is not the only way for young
people
 to benefit
the
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community
coummunity
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community
, they can
also
 help other
people
 personally. So
that
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community
work
 should not be the only choice for young
people
. In summary, I think that it is good for
teenagers
 to attend some different events of
community
work
 without paying, but
this
 should be volunteered by young
people
.
However
, parents should encourage their kids to attend some of the
community
work
 the gain experience and improve the
community
 together.
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