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IN SOME COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE NOT TAKING CARE OF THEIR ELDERLY RELATIVES SOME BELIEVE THAT THE ELDERLY PEOPLE SHOULD LIVE IN NURSING HOME WHERE TRAINED PROFESSIONAL CARE For THE ELDERLY OTHERS THINK THEY SHOULD LIVE WITH THE YOUNGER FAMILY MEMBERS DISCUSS v.2

IN SOME COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE NOT TAKING CARE OF THEIR ELDERLY RELATIVES SOME BELIEVE THAT THE ELDERLY PEOPLE SHOULD LIVE IN NURSING HOME WHERE TRAINED PROFESSIONAL CARE For THE ELDERLY OTHERS THINK THEY SHOULD LIVE WITH THE YOUNGER FAMILY MEMBERS DISCUSS v. 2
Old people play the significant roles in modern society nowadays. However, the question of who will hold the responsibility of looking after the parents and grandparents when they get old is a heated debate. Meanwhile, the situation of putting senior citizens into nursing home is also a common situation in many households. On the one hand, elderly people living in nursing homes is an alternative that brings about a lot of benefits. In these places, old people have more opportunities to communicate with their counterparts/ their peers. With each other’s company, these old people do not feel lonely and can also do a great deal of things together, such as exchanging memories of their time. Besides, the most important benefit is that old people can receive professional medical care from professional doctor. In contrast, at homes, due to busyness, their children cannot look after them. On the other hand, however, a great proportion of population hold the belief that it is the responsibility of offspring to look after their parents and grandparents when these people get old and grey. In actual fact, old people are treasure of society. Old people can make use of their expertise and wisdom to teach children how to differentiate between good and bad, right and wrong. Besides, it is a luck for the children to have chances to share house with the elderly relatives to repay what these people have received. This is not to mention the usefulness of elderly people when they can do household chores, and volunteering. In conclusion, from my point of view, it depends on the circumstance of each family to decide who to take care of the elderly relatives.
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play the significant roles in modern society nowadays.
However
, the question of who will hold the responsibility of looking after the parents and grandparents when they
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old
is a heated debate. Meanwhile, the situation of putting senior citizens into nursing home is
also
a common situation in
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households.

On the one hand,
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elderly
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people
living in nursing homes is an alternative that brings about
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a lot of
benefits. In these places,
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old
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people
have more opportunities to communicate with their counterparts/ their peers. With each other’s
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company
, these
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old
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do not feel lonely and can
also
do a great deal of things together, such as exchanging memories of their time.
Besides
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benefit is that
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old
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can receive professional medical care from professional doctor.
In contrast
, at homes, due to busyness, their children cannot look after them.

On the other hand
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, a great proportion of population hold the belief that it is the responsibility of offspring to look after their parents and grandparents when these
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people
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. In actual fact,
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are treasure of society.
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people
can
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of their expertise and wisdom to teach children how to differentiate between
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good
and
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bad
, right and
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.
Besides
, it is a luck for the children to have chances to share
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with the
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elderly
relatives to repay what these
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people
have received. This is not to mention the usefulness of
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elderly
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people
when they can do household chores, and volunteering.

In conclusion
, from my point of view, it depends on the circumstance of each family to decide who to take care of the
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elderly
relatives.
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IELTS essay IN SOME COUNTRIES PEOPLE ARE NOT TAKING CARE OF THEIR ELDERLY RELATIVES SOME BELIEVE THAT THE ELDERLY PEOPLE SHOULD LIVE IN NURSING HOME WHERE TRAINED PROFESSIONAL CARE For THE ELDERLY OTHERS THINK THEY SHOULD LIVE WITH THE YOUNGER FAMILY MEMBERS DISCUSS v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
279 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.0
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  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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