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In many countries today, people in cities either live alone or in small family units, rather than in large, extended family groups. Is this a positive or negative trend? v.6

In many countries today, people in cities either live alone or in small family units, rather than in large, extended family groups. Is this a positive or negative trend? v. 6
Nowadays, there is a global trend among city dwellers to live alone or with immediate family. In my opinion, this trend has more disadvantages than advantages because the elderly feel abundant and lonely as well as children do not see a good example of family bonds. First, the resent trend of living by small groups of immediate families, which replaced the living style of our grandparents, can be considered as negative development because the elderly after certain age are left behind. They are forced to live in elderly houses that obviously cannot replace a family. Even though somebody can argue that they have professional care in the face of nurses and communication among the peers, still they do not have any of family members surrounding them. As a result, old people feel lonely and abundant ad their children are not able to visit them on daily basis. Meanwhile, living in a large house with children and grandchildren brings them sense of joy and happiness. In addition, the older generation can help to up bring the youngsters while their parents are hectic at work. Living with the older members of the family would teach children compassion and respect to the elderly. As well as this, extended members of a family would be able help each other with house chores and taking care of children. It is understood that this way of life help us to strengthen family ties, which are rare nowadays. To illustrate, my mother grew up in a large family, where everyone tend to help each other. As a result, all member of her family have close bond with each other and they still stay in touch. In conclusion, I would like to emphasize that living separately from the family or having small family may look appealing from the first glance, I think that it is negative trend, which is more harmful than beneficial.
Nowadays, there is a global
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trend
among city dwellers to
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live
alone or with immediate
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family
. In my opinion, this
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trend
has more disadvantages than advantages
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because
the
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elderly
feel abundant and lonely
as well
as
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children
do not
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see
a
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good
example of
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family
bonds.

First
, the resent
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trend
of
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living
by
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small
groups of immediate
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families
, which replaced the
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living
style of our grandparents, can
be considered
as
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negative
development
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because
the
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elderly
after certain age are
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left
behind. They
are forced
to
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live
in
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elderly
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houses
that
obviously
cannot replace a
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family
.
Even though
somebody can argue that they have professional care in the face of nurses and communication among the peers,
still
they do not have any of
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family
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members
surrounding them.
As a result
,
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old
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people
feel lonely and abundant ad their
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children
are not able to visit them on daily basis.

Meanwhile,
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living
in a large
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house
with
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children
and grandchildren brings them sense of joy and happiness.
In addition
, the older generation can
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help
to up bring the youngsters while their parents are hectic at work.
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Living
with the older
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members
of the
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family
would teach
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children
compassion and respect to the
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elderly
.
As well
as this, extended
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members
of a
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family
would be able
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help
each other with
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house
chores and taking care of
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children
. It
is understood
that this way of life
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help
us to strengthen
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family
ties, which are rare nowadays. To illustrate, my mother grew up in a large
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family
, where everyone
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tend
to
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help
each other.
As a result
, all
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member
of her
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family
have close
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bond
with each
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other and
they
still
stay in touch.

In conclusion
, I would like to emphasize that
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living
separately
from the
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family
or having
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small
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family
may look appealing from the
first
glance, I
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think
that it is
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negative
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trend
, which is more harmful than beneficial.
11Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
38Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS essay In many countries today, people in cities either live alone or in small family units, rather than in large, extended family groups. Is this a positive or negative trend? v. 6

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
315 words
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