Some people think that the teenager years are the happiest times of most people's lives. Others think that adult life brings more happiness, in spide of greater responsibilities. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

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some people, the most delightful time of
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is the teenage years,
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, other people have an idea that the adulthood years are the happiest. In
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essay, I will discuss
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opinions
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give my view as well. Proponents of the former view think that, in the teenage years there
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less stress because they have fewer responsibilities. Everything from money to food is provided by their parents. They do not have to worry about going to a job and paying the bills.
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, they can enjoy
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without having the stress of job loss.
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, they do not have to maintain a work-
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balance, which is the most difficult thing in today's
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. On the other side, those who think that adult
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is happier because they are free of stress about
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studies. They do not always have permission to go to their favourite places. They can go wherever they want to be. They can
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their decision on their own. In my opinion, the happiest
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of the year depends on our satisfaction. If we are happy on the inside it does not matter whether we are
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or adults.
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phases of
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come with different obstacles. So, I think that we should enjoy
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phases in our own way. In conclusion, I want to add that it is true that teenage
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and adult
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have responsibilities.
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, it totally depends upon the individual how are they going spend their
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along taking happiness with them.

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Task Achievement
Try to provide clear examples to support your points. For instance, when discussing how teenagers have fewer responsibilities, you could share specific activities or experiences that illustrate this.
Coherence and Cohesion
Ensure that your paragraphs clearly relate to the main argument. For example, you could strengthen the paragraph on adult happiness by discussing specific responsibilities that contribute to adult satisfaction.
General
Work on the clarity and precision of your language. There are minor grammatical errors (e.g., 'the happiest life of the year' should be 'the happiest time of life'). Proofreading can help catch these issues.
Content
You effectively present both views on the topic, showing a balance in discussing teenage and adult happiness.
Engagement
Your personal opinion adds depth to the essay and encourages readers to reflect on their own perspectives.

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