Some people think that the government should spend money on adult’s population who can’t read and write while other not. To what extend to you agree or disagree?

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should help them ,it's argued that the
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should spend money to teach them
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others do not , in
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essay I give my opinion and discuss both views , even though I think it's a good step for teaching the illiterate .
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with , I believe that teaching adults could be more beneficial to the
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on different basis
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,after they teach them they could be more useful for
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human labour ,
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, if there is a shortage of human resources they could do much help after they teaching them , and
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think some of them are unemployment which leads to being more burden on the
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if they teaching them , and they could be part of the community that they in ,
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change their life standard .
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, people who have an education and move from layer to
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have to develop different skills which open them a different opportunity and better jobs if they were are still illiterate,
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, teaching seniors requires the person to know read and write which important to know about . in conclusion , I believe that the
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should be teaching the illiterate due for a lot of reasons that
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mention and some of it does not occur to me right now so, in my opinion, I agree with the second opinion and get used to it

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • government
  • spend
  • money
  • adults
  • population
  • read
  • write
  • agree
  • disagree
  • education
  • basic
  • need
  • programs
  • improve
  • job
  • market
  • economy
  • supporting
  • literacy
  • health
  • choices
  • understanding
  • important
  • information
  • daily
  • life
  • investing
  • reduce
  • poverty
  • levels
  • skills
  • opportunities
  • argue
  • funds
  • children
  • future
  • workforce
  • strong
  • foundation
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