Some people enjoy change and look forward to new experiences. Others like their lives to remain the same and do not like any changes. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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There is no doubt that these days some
people
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like to try new something and explore unknown rode and
others
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tend to be routine
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. The question is, why
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groups of
people
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dislike routine and
others
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cannot live without a routine? In
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essay, I am going to discuss the two views and draw my personal conclusion. In terms of the positive side, the
unroutine
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group are better because they refuse to live
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same moment twice. The main reason given to support
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claim is that they are talented
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and they always think out of the box. To illustrate, the success
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do not have the same
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in different periods of their lives.
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,
people
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tend to have
unroutine
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lives they have more knowledge than
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.
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, they always search, travel and read new subjects,
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, the routine group are just read the subjects they interested in,
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, they uncare with travelling and know new cultures.
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,
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community
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they
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because they own a stunning horizon.
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, some of the routine
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are afraid to try new something or they are unable to afford the changes so they do have the same life. In conclusion,
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some
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like their lives when It is
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to make new friends, travel try new kinds of food
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try the blue time they face their fears,
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others
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who cannot leave their
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,
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have many reasons.
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. I believe that we should be as
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if we
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are two groups because we have different conditions.
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, I like the
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lifestyle
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task response
To enhance task achievement, try to more fully address all parts of the task. Your response should clearly discuss both views and give your own opinion. Provide clear and comprehensive ideas supported by relevant, specific examples and ensure you address the prompt directly. Expand your explanation of why one group may prefer change while the other does not, and explore this contrast in more depth for a more compelling response

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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
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