Some young people believe it’s best to move out of their hometowns when they become adults, while others wish to live in their hometowns their whole lives. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

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Introduction
Development in
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life may force them to pick another place to live
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a way
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far
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from
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hometowns
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, especially
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many citizine stay at there
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and make
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own life better
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Body paragraph 1
First
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people
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decide
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country
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a chance to develop in
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jobs
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the low income in
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own
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However
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some people return back after they gain enough money to build
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life again. Another
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reason
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may
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safety
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home
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people
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may move during war or
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pandemic
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home
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so
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they
seeking
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for more saftey place to live
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On
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, people
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may stay at there hometowns and make
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development there
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I
prefer personally
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my
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relatives
and gather with them continously espicially in week days and holidays.
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spend
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time with
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family leads
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of
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people
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may enter the history of
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home
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which
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give
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them a
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conclusion,
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belive
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believe
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and may improve the condition of
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country
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because the
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stranger
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people's homes
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task response
Talk about both views in a more even way. The first body part gives reasons to leave, but the second part needs more clear reasons to stay.
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Make your own view clear early and explain it fully. You say you prefer to stay, but give only a few short reasons for this choice.
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Use clear, real examples. For example, say how a young person can find work in a big city, or how living near family can help with care and support.
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Stay close to the question. The point about becoming famous in the history of a home town is not clear and does not strongly support the main idea.
coherence and cohesion
Use a clear four-part plan: an opening, one part about leaving, one part about staying, and an ending with your view.
coherence and cohesion
Start each body part with one clear main idea. Then add two reasons and an example before moving to the next idea.
coherence and cohesion
Link ideas with simple words such as “First”, “For example”, “However”, “On the other hand”, and “As a result”. Use them only when the link is clear.
coherence and cohesion
Make each sentence easy to follow. Some sentences have too many ideas, so split them into two short sentences.
coherence and cohesion
Use the same words for key ideas. Choose “hometown” or “home country” based on your meaning, and do not switch between them without a clear reason.
task response
You discuss both choices: moving away for work or safety, and staying near family.
task response
Your own view is clear: you prefer to stay in your hometown because family is important.
coherence and cohesion
The essay has an opening, two main body parts, and an ending.
coherence and cohesion
You use some useful links, such as “However”, “On the other hand”, and “In conclusion”.
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