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Some people believe that there should be a law which prevents young people under the age of 18 being outside after midnight. Do you agree or disagree? v.2

Some people believe that there should be a law which prevents young people under the age of 18 being outside after midnight. v. 2
Indeed, spending time out of home at midnight has been often ever increasingly popular activity among youngsters. While some argue that the government should enact stringent laws against such teenagers to prevent them from going outside, I, however, agree with this view for two reasons. One reason in terms of subsiding adults is to get involved in a bad habit. It is undeniable if offspring gets the liberty to go outside at midnight, they tend to be inevitably get trapped in bad habits such as drugs, smoking, gambling, and so on. As a result, they seem to be addicted to harmful habits. Similarly, gradually they drift apart from their family members and quit their ambitions in the middle, which results in ruin their whole life. In contrast, if the government imposes strict laws it can have an influential impact on teenagers and they will deter to fall into bad habits. Another reason for preventing young people is it restricts them from being a victim of crime. Nowadays, many youngsters like to go to clubs, discos for hanging out with friends and having parties, which is prevalent. Nevertheless, usually, after having alcohol drinks they seem to misbehave or molest girls. Consequently, they have to suffer imprisonment and their families also have to tolerate for such misbehaves. For instance, a survey conducted by the Times of India found that 63% of adults who generally go outside rather being at home are inclined to be a victim of crime. In conclusion, not only does teenager drift away from their motivation in life due to failing in bad habits, but also can be a victim of a crime for which they have to pay the exorbitant cost of their life. Therefore, I agree that the government should impose strict legislation to restrict youngsters from going outside.
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, spending time out of home at midnight has been
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popular activity among youngsters. While
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some
argue that the
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government
should enact stringent laws against such
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teenagers
to
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prevent
them from going
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outside
, I,
however
,
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agree
with this view for two reasons.

One reason in terms of subsiding adults is to
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get
involved in a
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bad
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habit
. It is undeniable if offspring
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gets
the liberty to go
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outside
at midnight, they tend to be
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get
trapped in
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bad
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habits
such as drugs, smoking, gambling, and
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so
on.
As a result
, they seem to
be addicted
to harmful
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habits
.
Similarly
,
gradually
they drift apart from their family members and quit their ambitions in the middle, which results in ruin their whole life.
In contrast
, if the
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government
imposes strict laws it can have an influential impact on
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teenagers and
they will deter to fall into
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bad
habits.

Another reason for preventing young
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people
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is
it restricts them from being a victim of crime. Nowadays,
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many
youngsters like to go to clubs, discos for hanging out with friends and having parties, which is prevalent.
Nevertheless
,
usually
, after having alcohol drinks they seem to misbehave or molest girls.
Consequently
, they
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have to
suffer imprisonment and their families
also
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have to
tolerate for such misbehaves.
For instance
, a survey conducted by
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the Times of India
found that 63% of adults who
generally
go
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outside
rather
being at home
are inclined
to be a victim of crime.

In conclusion
, not
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only
does
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teenager
drift away from their motivation in life due to failing in
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bad
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habits
,
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but
also
can be a victim of a crime for which they
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have to
pay the exorbitant cost of their life.
Therefore
, I
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agree
that the
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government
should impose strict legislation to restrict youngsters from going
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outside
.
8.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
8.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8.5Mistakes
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IELTS essay Some people believe that there should be a law which prevents young people under the age of 18 being outside after midnight. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
302 words
8.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.5
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