In many countries it is now illegal to smoke in public places. It is only fair that people who wish to smoke should have to leave the building. Do you agree or disagree?

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Many countries have adopted a ban on smoking in general places and fines have been imposed on violators.
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, nations agree that a person who wants to smoke should choose an empty place for himself. Because, smoking in public can
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have a negative impact on the health of others, especially children and sick persons.
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with, some citizens enjoy smoking. So, they choose parks,
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recreation areas to experience
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pleasure. Of course, it is their normal right. It should only be taken into account that smoking in parks and other locations where children are present is not the right choice for
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process. In 2020, research by Swedish scientists showed that if children,
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the age of 10, are constantly exposed to cigarette smoke, they are very likely to develop diseases
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as lung problems or asthma.
On the other hand
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, people with breathlessness tasks and heart disease may be concerned about cigarette smoke. So, the nicotine in cigarettes can have a negative effect on the body not only through use
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but
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through inhaling it from the air.
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this
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reason, since 2018, smoking in public places has been banned in Malaysia. Even for that reason, special smoking rooms have been created in many sites
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as parks.
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,
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smoking is a person's personal choice, I support a public ban considering the impact on those around them.
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, increasing the enforcement of
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laws could
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have an impact on massive health.
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Consider elaborating more on the introduction to set the stage for the discussion. Providing a clear outline of the arguments you'll cover can make the essay more cohesive.
Task Achievement
Try to explain your examples a bit more. While the Swedish research provides a strong point, introducing a bit more depth in your example would strengthen your argument.
Coherence and Cohesion
The conclusion could remind readers of the key points you've made in the essay. A stronger summation of arguments can reinforce your position.
Task Achievement
You provided a clear stance on the issue, showing a firm understanding and personal viewpoint on public smoking bans.
Coherence and Cohesion
The essay flows logically from one idea to the next, especially in connecting health concerns of children and affected individuals with laws in Malaysia.
General
Good structured conclusion, where you summarized your position ambiguously while connecting to your main points.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • secondhand smoke
  • respiratory problems
  • cardiovascular disease
  • clean air
  • public health
  • hospital admissions
  • economic benefits
  • smoking cessation
  • cultural shift
  • healthcare costs
  • smoke-free laws
  • enforcement
  • designated smoking areas
  • compliance
  • social attitudes
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