Education for young people is important in many countries. However, others think government should spend more money for education in adult population who cannot read and write. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
There might be contentious debates regarding the issue of whether it is necessary for the
government
to invest in education
for young people
than adult
population who cannot read and write or not.
I strongly believe that it is more essential to spend the budget Correct article usage
the adult
in
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on
education
for younger
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the younger
generation
than that for the older generation
.
On the one hand, some people
assume that it is significant for the government
to spend more money on education
for adult
population who cannot read and write.
First of all, Add an article
the adult
an adult
people
who cannot read and write are not able to get jobs, so it is too difficult for them to make a living. It could lead to conflict between the younger generation
and the older generation
.
Moreover
, the government
have a responsibility to provide basic education
to all citizens. If the government
spend budget
on the Correct article usage
the budget
education
of adult, it could exert a considerable positive influence on them, and it allows them to improve their quality of live
.
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people
believe that it is more worth
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for
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it for
government
budget to invest in the education
of young people
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