Some people beleive that nowadays we have too many choices. To what extent do you agree or diagree with this statement. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience

Few humans these days have a lot of
choices
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. I agree we all have
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numerous
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options
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we can choose from
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,
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I
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believe some
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think
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will disagree.
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, the essay will argue why
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think that they have many
options
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. On one hand,
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imagine that they have
choices
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. There are many things in our life that have
countless
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number of
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, when we graduate from high school We
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a lot of
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to select from , like getting to university or going to work or even both.
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, Many of us got the chance to decide what to choose.
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, they believe that we do not have
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.
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, they did not get a way to select from them.
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, when they tried to find a
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job
, they did not find a job,because
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people
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think that they did not
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options
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,
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essay argues
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why some
people
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today have a lot of
choices
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. I agree
with
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that some
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got the opportunity to select their future
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others did not get
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opportunity.

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task achievement
Improve the introduction by clearly stating your opinion on whether you agree or disagree with having too many choices.
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Add more clear points that support your opinion and explain them in detail.
coherence and cohesion
Use more linking words (like 'firstly', 'next', 'finally') to make connections between ideas.
coherence and cohesion
Correct spelling and grammar mistakes, for example, 'jod' should be 'job' and 'numerous of options' should be 'numerous options'.
supported main points
You raised a good point about choices after high school, which many people can relate to.

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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
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