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Professional sports people are often idolised by young children. Some people think that they, therefore, have a responsibility to be good role models at all times for children. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

Professional sports people are often idolised by young children. Some people think that they, therefore, have a responsibility to be good role models at all times for children. v. 1
Apparently, young children often admire talented and famous people especially sportsmen. That is why professional sports are thought to be good role models. Nonetheless, in my perspective, it is not necessary for them to set perfect examples at all times for admirers. At the outset, professional sports always make effort to show their positive qualities in most of situations, which has profound influence on children's development. Besides, their enthusiasm in training and competing can become helpful source of inspiration for adolescents. As a result, youngsters will think and act more positively, they will love playing sports and they will harbour dream of being professional athletes like their idols. For instance, Mbappe - a very young and famous football player playing for PSG team used to idolize C. Ronaldo - a superstar of world footballer playing for Juventus team. When being asked, Mbappe said that Ronaldo was the main reason he decided to practice diligently to become a professional sport. However, no one is perfect, so are the sportsmen. Being perfect role models sometimes makes them stressful so they do wrong things as a way of relieving pressure to return the true version of themselves. Rooney - a well known football player who used to play for Manchester United is a typical example. A few years ago, having been in charge of being a good role model all the time and having been scrutinized by the press made him so depressed that he drank a lot and fought with his teammates to release his bad mood. In other words, doing wrong deeds helps sportsmen avoid suffering from mental problems and survive in this harsh world. To sum up, I think that it is unessential for the professional sports to set a good example at all times because nobody is perfect and normal people are those who have both good and bad aspects.
Apparently
, young children
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often
admire talented and
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famous
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people
especially
sportsmen.
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why
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professional
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sports
are
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thought
to be
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good
role models. Nonetheless, in my perspective, it is not necessary for them to set
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perfect
examples at all times for admirers.

At the outset,
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professional
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sports
always
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make
effort to
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show
their
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positive
qualities in
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most of situations
, which has profound influence on children's development.
Besides
, their enthusiasm in training and competing can become helpful source of inspiration for adolescents.
As a result
, youngsters will
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think
and act more
positively
, they will
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love
playing
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sports and
they will
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harbour
dream of being
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professional
athletes like their idols.
For instance
,
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Mbappe
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-
a
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young and
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famous
football player playing for PSG team
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used
to idolize C. Ronaldo
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-
a superstar of world footballer playing for Juventus team. When
being asked
,
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Mbappe
said that Ronaldo was the main reason he decided to practice
diligently
to become a
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professional
sport.

However
, no one is
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perfect
,
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so
are the sportsmen. Being
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perfect
role models
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sometimes
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makes
them stressful
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so
they do
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wrong
things as a way of relieving pressure to return the true version of themselves. Rooney
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-
a well known football player who
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used
to play for Manchester United is a typical example. A few years ago, having been in charge of being a
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good
role model all the time and having
been scrutinized
by the press made him
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so
depressed that he drank a lot and fought with his teammates to release his
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bad
mood.
In other words
, doing
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wrong
deeds
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helps
sportsmen avoid suffering from mental problems and survive in this harsh world.

To sum up, I
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think
that it is unessential for the
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professional
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sports
to set a
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good
example at all times
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because
nobody is
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perfect
and normal
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people
are those who have both
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good
and
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bad
aspects.
10Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
17Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
9Mistakes

IELTS essay Professional sports people are often idolised by young children. Some people think that they, therefore, have a responsibility to be good role models at all times for children. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
311 words
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