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Some people believe that in the near future there will be no borders between countries, while others feel that national borders will always remain. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion. v.2

Some people believe that in the near future there will be no borders between countries, while others feel that national borders will always remain. v. 2
According to some people national boundaries will disappear in the not-so-distant future. Others, however, contest this view. In my opinion, geographical boundaries will always exist and they are required too. On the one hand, if countries do not have any borders separating them, people can travel freely and explore the world as much as they can. The lack of boundaries may also boost trade and thus benefit the economy. For example, countries like Singapore and Malaysia have no borders between them and hence people can travel freely. They do not need a visa or have to go through security checkups before they can enter the other territory. Of course, these two countries enjoy good relationships and as such the lack of border between them is only beneficial for them. On the flip side, not every nation enjoys a good relationship with their neighbours. For example, a border is a must between India and Pakistan. This is essential to stop infiltrators from entering the country. Likewise, there is a strong border between the United States and Mexico and still controlling the flow of drugs from Mexico to the US is quite hard. We can imagine what would happen if there were no borders between these countries. Obviously, borders are crucial for maintaining law and order. They prevent anti-social elements from entering the country. In conclusion, while it is true that there is no place for borders in a perfect world, ours is far from perfect and hence national boundaries are required to check criminal activities and maintain law and order. Therefore, in my opinion, they are here to stay.
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national
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boundaries
will disappear in the not-
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so
-distant future. Others,
however
, contest this view. In my opinion, geographical
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boundaries
will always
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exist and
they
are required
too.

On the one hand, if
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countries
do not have any
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borders
separating them,
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people
can travel
freely
and explore the world as much as they can. The lack of
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boundaries
may
also
boost trade and
thus
benefit the economy.
For example
,
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countries
like Singapore and Malaysia have no
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borders
between them and
hence
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people
can travel
freely
. They do not need a visa or
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have to
go through security checkups
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before
they can enter the other territory.
Of course
, these two
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countries
enjoy
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good
relationships and as such the lack of
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border
between them is
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only
beneficial for them.

On the flip side, not every nation enjoys a
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good
relationship with their
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neighbours
.
For example
, a
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border
is a
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must
between India and Pakistan. This is essential to
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stop
infiltrators from entering the
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country
.
Likewise
, there is a strong
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border
between the United States and Mexico and
still
controlling the flow of drugs from Mexico to the US is quite
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hard
. We can imagine what would happen if there were no
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borders
between these
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countries
.
Obviously
,
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borders
are crucial for maintaining law and order. They
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prevent
anti-social elements from entering the country.

In conclusion
, while it is true that there is no place for
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borders
in a perfect world, ours is far from perfect and
hence
national
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boundaries
are required
to
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check
criminal activities and maintain law and order.
Therefore
, in my opinion, they are here to stay.
7.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Some people believe that in the near future there will be no borders between countries, while others feel that national borders will always remain. v. 2

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268 words
7.5
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