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Education for young people is important in many countries. However, some people think that the government should spend more money on education in adult populations who cannot read and write.  To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Some people argue that government budgets should be for young people’s
education
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,
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 others believe that investing in illiterate
adults
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 has a greater impact on the economy and long-term benefits. One of the main reasons to invest in
adult
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education
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 is to help reduce the rate of illiteracy
adult
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 population , which can have economic impacts because educated
adults
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 can contribute more effectively to the workforce.
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, if more funding is spent on improving
adult
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 literacy rates may suffer
as a consequence
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 of less funding.
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, both children and illiterate
adults
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 may become an impossible task with limited funding, with government support can help those families to have a suitable level of economic well-being.
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, improving
adult
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 literacy can have a generational impact. Literate parents are more likely to engage in their children’s
education
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 ,
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 as helping their children with homework, fostering a reading culture, and valuing children's achievement. These benefits mean that it can lead to the rates of educated young people, which reinforces the success of younger learners as well. In
this
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 way, funding
adult
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 literacy becomes a strategic, long-term investment rather than a competing priority. In conclusion,
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 the
education
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 for young people remains a priority, I firmly believe that if the government increases financial support for educating illiterate
adults
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, it will benefit tremendously, not only by promoting equity and social inclusion but
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 by strengthening the nation as a whole.

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task achievement
Your arguments are clear and responsible but can be more detailed for better support.
coherence and cohesion
Make sure each paragraph contains only one main idea for easier reading.
coherence and cohesion
Try to organize your ideas with clear links between sentences for better flow.
task achievement
You provide a good conclusion that summarizes your views clearly.
coherence and cohesion
Your points about the benefits of adult education are strong and well explained.

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  • Dear + name
  • Hi / Hello + name

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  • Use Dear + surname if you do know their name, e.g. Dear Mr Smith or Dear Mrs Jones.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • education
  • important
  • government
  • spend
  • money
  • adults
  • read
  • write
  • young
  • people
  • skills
  • jobs
  • thinking
  • world
  • investing
  • base
  • society
  • challenges
  • good
  • families
  • poverty
  • community
  • benefit
  • participate
  • fully
  • contribute
  • economy
  • argue
  • future
  • opportunities
  • younger
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