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Many people think that money is the best gift to give a teenager, but others disagree. Discuss both views and give your own opinion including relevant examples. v.1

Many people think that money is the best gift to give a teenager, but others disagree. v. 1
Some would argue that teenagers should be given money as a gift, while others oppose it. While money could fulfil some of their essential needs, I believe that youngsters could misuse it to buy materials that have negative impact on them if given as a present. On the one hand, when youth between 13 to 19 are availed of a certain amount of finance, they could use it to spend on some of their important necessity. This is to say that there are certain items that they need but are ashamed of asking it to their parents or relatives. For example, girls in Nepal are hesitant to discuss about their puberty and ashamed of their natural menstruation cycle, which forces them to use old clothes as a sanitary pad, that may contain bacteria, instead of safer products available in the market. However, I believe that most mothers are open about these things with their teenage daughters and provide such items without being asked. On the other hand, youngsters use the money, given as a present, to purchase unnecessary item that may pose a negative effect. This means youth think that gifted money is to fulfil their personal desire and they are not required to explain their parents where they have spent that amount. Consequently, they may end up buying the materials they are not supposed to have or use. For example, a recent survey revealed that 30% of the teens in the USA spend their extra pocket money to buy illegal medicines; so a financial gift would only encourage them to do more and others to start. Therefore, allowing teenagers to own money as a gift tend them to use it in a subject that may have a detrimental effect on them. In conclusion, although the financial gift is crucial for some teenagers because it enables them to purchace an item that is extremely important for them, I believe that most of them would misuse it in the product that have adverse result on them.
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would argue that
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teenagers
should be
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given
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money
as a
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gift
, while others oppose it. While
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money
could fulfil
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some
of their essential needs, I believe that youngsters could misuse it to
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buy
materials that have
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negative
impact on them if
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given
as a present.

On the one hand, when youth
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between 13 to 19
are availed
of a certain amount of finance, they could
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use
it to spend on
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some
of their
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important
necessity. This is to say that there are certain
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items
that they need
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but
are ashamed
of asking it to their parents or relatives.
For example
, girls in Nepal are hesitant to
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discuss about their
puberty and ashamed of their natural menstruation cycle, which forces them to
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use
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old
clothes as a sanitary pad, that may contain bacteria,
instead
of safer products available in the market.
However
, I believe that most mothers are open about these things with their teenage daughters and provide such
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items
without
being asked
.

On the other hand
, youngsters
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use
the
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money
,
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given
as a present, to
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purchase
unnecessary
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item
that may pose a
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negative
effect. This means youth
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think
that gifted
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money
is to fulfil their personal
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desire and
they are not required to
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explain
their parents where they have spent that amount.
Consequently
, they may
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end
up buying the materials they are not supposed to have or
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use
.
For example
, a recent survey revealed that 30% of the teens in the USA spend their extra pocket
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money
to
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buy
illegal medicines;
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so
a financial
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gift
would
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only
encourage them to do more
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and others
to
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start
.
Therefore
, allowing
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teenagers
to
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own
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money
as a
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gift
tend them to
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use
it in a subject that may have a detrimental effect on them.

In conclusion
, although the financial
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gift
is crucial for
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some
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teenagers
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because
it enables them to
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purchace
an
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item
that is
extremely
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important
for them, I believe that most of them would misuse it in the product that have adverse result on them.
10Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
14Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS essay Many people think that money is the best gift to give a teenager, but others disagree. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
335 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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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: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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