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Some movies are serious, designed to make the audience think. other movies are designed primarily to amuse and entertain. which type of movie do you prefer? v.3

Some movies are serious, designed to make the audience think. other movies are designed primarily to amuse and entertain. which type of movie do you prefer? v. 3
These days, there is a growing trend of families moving to various foreign countries in search of work. Some people argue this could have negative impacts on children. However, I think moving abroad to work results in their children’s exposing to foreign education systems and cultures. From one side, a family moving abroad to work can cause some problems. First, taking children to other countries would have a negative impact on child psychology. To illustrate this, kids could take a long time to integrate into new environment and culture, since they have to leave their close friends and family members contributing to their loneliness and homesick. Second, learning new language could be the biggest barrier to them. When they go to school in a foreign country, they could not be able to keep up with academic and linguistic ability of their new classmates. When their ability to acquire knowledge is decreased due to the language barrier at the beginning, this would lead them to feel stressed and disappointed themselves. On the other hand, working overseas and taking all their children to live with could bring various benefits to them. For one thing, working abroad would offer them better working opportunity to earn money and raise their child better. As a result, their families’ living standards and monthly salary would be improved, especially for those living in undeveloped countries. Therefore, their children will have a better living condition to develop. In addition, going to another country assist their kids to have a better education system. For example, some Vietnamese people move to many developed countries, because the school curriculum will help their children to enhance their knowledge and skills completely. This leads their kids to having a better future career when they grow up. In conclusion, an increasing number of people migrating overseas to work are increasing these days, and they mostly bring their families to these countries. In my opinion, this contributes to more benefits to their children’s future if they can overcome the difficulties at the beginning.
These days, there is a growing trend of
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families
moving to various foreign
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in search of
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work
.
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Some
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argue this could have
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children
.
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, I
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think
moving abroad to
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work
results in their
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children’s
exposing to foreign education systems and cultures.

From one side, a
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family
moving abroad to
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work
can cause
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some
problems.
First
, taking
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children
to other
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countries
would have a
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negative
impact on child psychology. To illustrate this, kids could take a long time to integrate into new environment and culture, since they
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have to
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leave
their close friends and
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family
members contributing to their loneliness and homesick. Second, learning new language could be the biggest barrier to them. When they go to school in a foreign
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country
, they could not be able to
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keep
up with academic and linguistic ability of their new classmates. When their ability to acquire knowledge
is decreased
due to the language barrier at the beginning, this would lead them to feel
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stressed
and disappointed themselves.

On the other hand
, working overseas and taking all their
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children
to
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live
with could bring various benefits to them. For one thing, working abroad would offer them
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better
working opportunity to earn money and raise their child
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better
.
As a result
, their
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families’
living standards and monthly salary would be
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improved
,
especially
for those living in undeveloped
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countries
.
Therefore
, their
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children
will have a
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better
living condition to develop.
In addition
, going to another
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country
assist their kids to have a
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better
education system.
For example
,
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some
Vietnamese
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people
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move
to
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many
developed
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,
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because
the school curriculum will
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help
their
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children
to enhance their knowledge and
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skills
completely. This leads their kids to having a
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better
future career when they grow up.

In conclusion
, an increasing number of
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people
migrating overseas to
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work
are increasing these days, and they
mostly
bring their
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families
to these
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countries
. In my opinion, this contributes to more benefits to their
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children’s
future if they can overcome the difficulties at the beginning.
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IELTS essay Some movies are serious, designed to make the audience think. other movies are designed primarily to amuse and entertain. which type of movie do you prefer? v. 3

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
338 words
7.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.5
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.5
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