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Nowadays some older people choose to live in the retirement communities with other people, rather than living with their adult children. Is it a positive or negative development? v.2

Nowadays some older people choose to live in the retirement communities with other people, rather than living with their adult children. Is it a positive or negative development? v. 2
Today populations in many nations such as Japan age rapidly. Where old people should spend their retirement life is a question of great significance not only for them but also for the entire society. Some prefer to live in a retirement centre rather than their own home, and I believe that it is a positive trend. As people get older, they are increasingly prone to a series of medical problems such as cardiovascular disease or cancer. Once they have developed these chronic diseases, they need to take drugs, have frequent medical checkups and receive a specific treatment. While these necessities have become a significant part of many seniors’ life, they present a challenge to many of them because health care requires a great deal of energy and time. If the elderly opt to live in retirement homes, they will be taken care by health professionals so that their health will greatly improve. Apart from receiving proper physical care in their twilight years, relocating to nursing homes is also favourable for the aged to maintain social connections. As people age, there may be situations wherein they feel lonely and depressed. Retirement communities make social activities a priority, making it easier to keep active as they age. By attending exercise classes, musical events, and featured programs, residents can find peers with whom they share the same interest and make friends with them. The busy activity calendar increases the level of social activity and provides entertaining ways for retired persons to socialize. In conclusion, due to the professional care service and social bonds, retirement homes offer, I think living in these institutions can be seen as a positive development because it makes one’s retirement life more enjoyable.
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populations in
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nations such as Japan age
rapidly
. Where
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old
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people
should spend their
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retirement
life is a question of great significance not
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only
for them
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but
also
for the entire society.
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prefer to
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live
in a
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retirement
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centre
rather
than their
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own
home, and I believe that it is a
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positive
trend.

As
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people
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get
older, they are
increasingly
prone to a series of medical problems such as cardiovascular disease or cancer. Once they have developed these chronic diseases, they need to take drugs, have frequent medical checkups and receive a specific treatment. While these necessities have become a significant part of
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many
seniors’ life, they present a challenge to
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many
of them
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because
health
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care
requires a great deal of energy and time. If the elderly opt to
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live
in
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retirement
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homes
, they will
be taken
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care
by health professionals
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so
that their health will
greatly
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improve
.

Apart from receiving proper physical
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care
in their twilight years, relocating to nursing
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homes
is
also
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favourable
for the aged to maintain
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social
connections. As
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people
age, there may be situations wherein they feel lonely and depressed.
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Retirement
communities
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make
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social
activities a priority, making it easier to
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keep
active as they age. By attending exercise classes, musical
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events
, and featured programs, residents can find peers with whom they share the same interest and
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make
friends with them. The busy activity calendar increases the level of
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social
activity and provides entertaining ways for retired persons to socialize.

In conclusion
, due to the professional
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care
service and
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social
bonds,
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retirement
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homes
offer, I
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think
living in these institutions can be
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seen
as a
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positive
development
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because
it
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makes
one’s
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retirement
life more enjoyable.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
17Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
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IELTS essay Nowadays some older people choose to live in the retirement communities with other people, rather than living with their adult children. Is it a positive or negative development? v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
284 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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Task Achievement: 5.5
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