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The student should live with parents or live away when studying at university. Agree or disagree? v.1

The student should live with parents or live away when studying at university. Agree or disagree? v. 1
Some students prefer to live with their family when pursuing tertiary education, others; however, believe that it is better to accommodate independently than relying on their parents. As from my perspective, living in the same house with our parents is a better option for the students when studying at the university; nevertheless, the other option is also an appropriate choice for those scholars. One the one hand, living together with their families conduces enormous advantages to the students. Firstly, because they live with their parents so there will be no additional accommodation fee. It is more economical compared to those who study in a different place with their family. Furthermore, the parents can take care of their children in their daily life so the students will less likely confront the dangerous or unfavourable situations. For example, if a student gets an illness and sick, her or his parents can take them to the hospital right away. Additionally, the parents can control their children behaviour or routine either prevent them from harmful activities and negative influence. On the other hand, studying and living apart from the family also showed some significant benefits to the student. Learners who experience collegiate life far away from their parents tend to be more independent, mature and responsible than the others; and, these traits are extremely necessary for prospective career opportunities. Additionally, those who can live well independently also possess the management ability which showed by how they managed their budget, time and friends without the help of their parents. Another benefit is that these students are more open to forming new friendships and, interestingly, the students and his or her friends can exchange each other's knowledge, collaborate together and help each other research at the class. In the end, these cooperations help the students to earn better marks in class and give them essential traits for a future career. In conclusion, I believe each option bring different effects to the student and, the result depends chiefly on the student.
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prefer to
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live
with their
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family
when pursuing tertiary education, others;
however
, believe that it is better to accommodate
independently
than relying on their
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parents
. As from my perspective, living in the same
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house
with our
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parents
is a better option for the
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students
when studying at the university;
nevertheless
, the
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other
option is
also
an appropriate choice for those scholars.

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the one hand, living together with their
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families
conduces enormous advantages to the
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students
.
Firstly
,
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because
they
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live
with their
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parents
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so
there will be no additional accommodation fee. It is more economical compared to those who study in a
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different
place with their
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family
.
Furthermore
, the
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parents
can take care of their children in their daily life
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so
the
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students
will less likely confront the
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dangerous
or
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unfavourable
situations.
For example
, if a
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student
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gets
an illness and sick, her or his
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parents
can take them to the hospital right away.
Additionally
, the
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parents
can control their children
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behaviour
or routine either
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prevent
them from harmful activities and
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negative
influence.

On the
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other
hand, studying and living apart from the
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family
also
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showed
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some
significant benefits to the
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student
. Learners who experience collegiate life far away from their
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parents
tend to be more independent, mature and responsible than the others; and, these traits are
extremely
necessary for prospective career opportunities.
Additionally
, those who can
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live
well
independently
also
possess the management ability which
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showed
by how they managed their budget, time and friends without the
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help
of their
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parents
. Another benefit is that these
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students
are more open to forming new friendships and,
interestingly
, the
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students
and
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his or her
friends can exchange each other's knowledge, collaborate together and
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help
each
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other
research at the
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class
. In the
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end
, these cooperations
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help
the
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students
to earn better marks in
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class
and give them essential traits for a future career.

In conclusion
, I believe each option bring
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different
effects to the
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student
and, the result depends
chiefly
on the
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student
.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
26Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes

IELTS essay The student should live with parents or live away when studying at university. Agree or disagree? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
334 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.0
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Task Achievement: 6.0
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