It is better for young people to get advice from old people than young ones. Do you agree or disagree?
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is better for
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first in my opinion I
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more
than young
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is better.
if I want
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advice
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in gro eoioatReplace the word
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job I prefer to ask
old enough
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hard and
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too many jobs,
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ask
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one great job because it
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a good luckRemove the article
good luck
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but the older pepole has more than one experence and the chance that it is goodji luck. to join all
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jobs almost 0%.
Body paragraph 2
But some
say that it is better to get
from someone
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because he
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the way faster
older
and
say
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from someone
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better
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someone who is
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a few years because things change year by year. and you
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from
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do the thing now
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it before years and because every
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years.
Conclusion
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.s but there are
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not know how to give
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wrong
in life and there are young
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how to give
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advicesChange the wording
advice
pieces of advice
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