Some people say that physical exercise should be a required part of every school day. Others believe the students should spend their whole school da on academics. Discuss both views and give your opinion?

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physical is important to maintain. It will make the student
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when studying, to boost mood and energy and
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teaches
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teamwork. There are two opinions about
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whether physical
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exercises
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a part of every
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day or not a routine activity in
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is a part of every
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day said that
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to measure the activity in the
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not agree as part of every
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day, said the physical exercises
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, because the time in
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structure
Your essay is short and has many grammar errors. Try to add a clear intro that says the topic and your plan. End with a short conclusion that has your view.
coherence
Make the text clearer by using simple link words. Use words like first, next, then, but, also.
grammar
Improve grammar and word use. Check parts like 'is', 'are', and article use. For example: 'Physical exercise is important for students' instead of 'The student physical is important to maintain.'
content
Give reasons for each view and give a small example, even a simple one, to back up your idea.
strength
You mention both sides of the topic, which shows you understand the task.

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    • Sentence 2 - Example
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • health
  • fitness
  • exercise
  • daily
  • routine
  • benefit
  • advantage
  • drawback
  • problem
  • solution
  • balance
  • compromise
  • option
  • choice
  • inclusion
  • equal
  • fair
  • access
  • facility
  • equipment
  • club
  • team
  • coach
  • class
  • lesson
  • focus
  • attention
  • memory
  • energy
  • mood
  • well-being
  • sickness
  • injury
  • safety
  • monitor
  • implement
  • adjust
  • measure
  • outcome
  • plan
  • policy
  • curriculum
  • exams
  • grades
  • results
  • though
  • however
  • therefore
  • in conclusion
  • on the one hand
  • on the other hand
  • there are
  • some say
  • I think
  • we should
  • it helps
  • example
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