Every year languages die. Some people think that it is earsier to people if there are fewer languages in the world. To what extend do you agree or disagree?

Every year
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languages
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die. Some
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think it is easier for
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if there are fewer
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in the world. I agree a little with
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idea. If there are fewer
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,
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can talk
easy
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.
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from different countries can understand each other.
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, when
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travel, they can speak one
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and
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problem.
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work and study can be easier. But
languages
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are important.
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is culture. When
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die
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, culture
die
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dies
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too.
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lose their history. Many
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like their own
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and do not want to lose it. In conclusion, fewer
languages
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can be easier for
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, but losing
languages
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is not good. So I partly agree.

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task response
State your view clearly in the first line of the intro. Then add 2 or 3 simple reasons and a short example for each. End with a clear conclusion that restates your view.
coherence cohesion
Use clear paragraphs. Start each paragraph with a simple topic sentence. Use linking words such as but, and, for example, also, therefore to show how ideas connect.
task response
A clear main view is given: partly agree.
coherence cohesion
There is a simple example to show how language helps travel.
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