Young people who commit crimes should be treated in the same way as adults. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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that young individuals who commit crimes should be placed and treated as
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by other criminals, some
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them to do a lot of things.
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making them sell their drugs and promote it
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, i do think that they should be treated like
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not in all of the cases. If we let them do whatever they want without
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a young child at a school
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other kids will do the same thing because there
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no rules or setbacks for their actions.
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young children might lead to a big issue that we are not ready for.
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do think that if we treat those youths like
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might be harsh and cruel.
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, we have to take some actions toward them and put some rules and
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so that we have control over them.

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Score: 5. Your answer is on the topic, but your view is not fully clear at the start. Say your main view in one direct line: “I partly disagree because young people should be punished, but not in the same way as adults.”
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Explain why age matters. You say that young people are not fully grown, but add how this can affect their choices and why help, school, or training may work better than an adult prison.
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Make each example more complete. For the gang example, say what should happen to the child and what should happen to the adult who used the child. This will make your point stronger.
coherence and cohesion
Score: 5. Put one main idea in each body part. Body 1 can be about young people being used by adults. Body 2 can be about why they still need rules and punishment.
coherence and cohesion
Some lines are hard to follow because they stop too soon or repeat the same idea. For example, “some people might play with them to do a lot of things” is not clear. Say exactly what those people make children do.
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Use linking words in a more natural way. Do not start a new part with both “secondly” and “Although”. Try: “However, young people should still face the results of serious crimes.”
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Your last part repeats your view, which is good, but make it more direct: “In short, young people should be punished, but the punishment should fit their age and the crime.”
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You give a clear main view: young people should face rules and action, but they should not always be treated in the same way as adults.
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You use two useful examples: gangs using children, and a child at school who may copy bad acts.
coherence and cohesion
The essay has an introduction, main parts, and a short ending. This helps the reader follow your view.
coherence and cohesion
Words such as “First of all”, “Moreover”, “For instance”, and “To sum up” show the order of your ideas.
Fully explain your ideas

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