In some countries, there are many social problems involving teenagers. Some people say this is because parents spend much of their time at work and not at home. Do you agree or disagree?

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Introduction
These days
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have been problems when it comes to teenagers.
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believe that
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didn’t focus on their
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development,
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their jobs and status position. In
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generation
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parents
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are busier than before because of the competitive work environment, where they should focus and work hard for their future. In
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case, the love and quality time for their
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became reduced.
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home late every
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they feel exhausted
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. Where there’s no clear
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being rebellious and not following the rules of
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society.
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their best at work because they want to provide all the needs of their family.
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to improve their skills and
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it’s easier for them to be promoted and have connections. But
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risks focusing too much in career can neglect the
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all alone.
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have shortcomings for their kids, presence and emotional needs.
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focusing
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their job can limit the beautiful bond that they should have before their kids
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and reach the stage of teenagers. Where they can guide, protect, and teach them how to be a good person.

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State your view more clearly in the first part. Say that you agree, but explain that work is one cause, not the only cause of teen problems.
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Develop each main idea more. Explain how less time at home can lead to poor talks, less help, and then bad acts by some teens.
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Your example is close to real life, but make it more clear and full. For example, show what a child may do when no parent asks about school, friends, or rules.
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Add one more point to make your answer wider. For example, say that parents can still give love and rules even when they work long hours.
coherence and cohesion
Use a clear four-part plan: first part with your view, one body part for why you agree, one body part for the other side, then a short end.
coherence and cohesion
Keep one main idea in each body part. The first body part is about less time with children. The next part should clearly show why work is still needed, then link it back to your view.
coherence and cohesion
Use simple link words in a more natural way: 'First', 'For example', 'As a result', 'However', and 'In the end'.
coherence and cohesion
Avoid short sentence parts such as 'Where there’s no clear communication' and 'Which can be result'. Join them to the sentence before so the meaning is complete.
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You answer the question and give a clear view in the end: parents who work too much may not meet their children’s needs.
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You include a useful real-life example about parents coming home late and feeling tired.
coherence and cohesion
The essay has a clear start, two body parts, and an end.
coherence and cohesion
You use some helpful link words, such as 'To begin with', 'For instance', 'On the other hand', and 'To conclude'.
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