many countries, people are now living longer than ever before. Some people say an ageing population creates problems for governments. Other people think there are benefits if society has more elderly people. To what extent do the advantages of having an ageing population outweigh the disadvantages?

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population are frequently discussed these days.
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some believe that elderly societies
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more
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for
governments
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,
other
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others
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are of the opinion that ageing
people
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have
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more advantages
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for
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society
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than drawbacks. Both views of these contrasting views will be
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and
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also
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my opinion is given in
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essay. Personally, I would side with the second view that the growing number of ageing
people
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does create more
problems
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. On the one hand, these are good grounds for arguing that
governments
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have more issues
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elder number
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of elders is
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growing. First and foremost, medical
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would support those
people
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so that the expenditures will increase more than in the past
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are already high. A good case in point is that hospitals must give medicines
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people
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for decreasing blood pressure ,which
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more price ,and
governments
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are supporting
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medical.
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,
governments
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have to encourage companies to ageing gap for retirement
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for protecting
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old
people
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be
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broke after retirement ,which
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problems
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with some companies.
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, some opponents argue that elders make a lot of
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for
societies
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society
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. One justification often given for
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issue is that the
governments
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have to improve
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to
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people
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in those
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so that all citizens will
earn
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that too.
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, more chairs in the bus stops and better
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are fixed to avoid
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for old
people
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get
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who get
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injuries
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. Another important consideration is
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gap
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working
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are
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good for some
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who might want to work more and get more money to support their families. From my perspective, both
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argument have their merits.
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, on
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I am inclined to believe that elders are not the
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problems
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problem
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of
governments
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.
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is because it is
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the governments
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governments
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government's
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responsibility to
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care
every
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of every
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citizens
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citizen
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.

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task response
Plan your essay with a clear outline: intro, two body paragraphs (one for each side), and a clear conclusion.
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Make your thesis and view clear in the intro and refer to it in each paragraph.
coherence
Explain each point with clear meaning and give one or two strong examples.
language
Use simple sentences and fix spelling and grammar so ideas are easy to follow.
coherence
Use linking words to connect ideas and keep ideas in a logical order.
content
The essay tries to discuss both sides and gives a view.
structure
The writer uses 'on the one hand' and 'on the other hand' to show sides.
content
Some concrete ideas are given (bus seats, better sidewalks).

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    • Sentence 1 - Background statement
    • Sentence 2 - Detailed background statement
    • Sentence 3 - Thesis
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
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    • Sentence 3 - Discussion
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • ageing population
  • benefits
  • disadvantages
  • advantages
  • experience
  • knowledge
  • contribution
  • economy
  • society
  • healthcare
  • youth employment
  • community
  • intergenerational support
  • volunteerism
  • mentorship
  • increased demand
  • pension costs
  • social welfare systems
  • workforce
  • productivity
  • intergenerational conflict
  • technological adaptability
  • dependency
  • effective
  • skill development
  • employment opportunities
  • intergenerational solidarity
  • communication
  • lifelong learning
  • technological literacy
  • age-friendly
  • social policies
  • infrastructure
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