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You are unable to complete your Couse - You have discontinued it, Write a letter to your teacher to thank him and explain - Why have you continued it? What are your reasons for thanking him/her? v.1

You are unable to complete your Couse - You have discontinued it, Write a letter to your teacher to thank him and explain - Why have you continued it? What are your reasons for thanking him/her? v. 1
Some people believe that people displaced from their native countries should be accepted by rich countries and be provided with food and adequate living places. I agree with this opinion, as the wealthy countries have the capability to deal with refugees and these people can be productive members of society. The economically stable countries ought to accept the refugees who have left their countries due to the tense political situation or starvation, perhaps as a moral obligation. In other words, it is fairly understandable that people do not leave their native country unless they were compelled to do so. In such adverse situation, if the host countries do not open their doors for the displaced people it may have disastrous consequences like massive genocide. For example, this happened in the recent past when Rohingya Muslims were being killed in massive number in their country, neighbouring countries banned their entrance which resulted in the killing of millions of people. Hence, for the sake of humanity, these people should be accepted and provided with food and shelter in rich countries. Another aspect which should be considered by the host countries, when the refugees flee towards them is that they will probably get manpower which will be available in the form of cheap labour. Local people and the government can utilise this cheap labour for themselves. Furthermore, we witness very educated people amongst these refugees who can effectively contribute towards the economic development of a country. For instance, amongst thousands of Hazara nation who migrated to Australia in last five years, many of the migrants are doctors and engineers who were effectively utilised by the Australian government thus their becoming productive members of society. In conclusion, if rich and prosperous countries accept the migrants they should take care of them, provide them with food and living, once stabilised can be productive members of society. -
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Some
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people
believe that
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people
displaced from their native
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countries
should be
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accepted
by rich
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countries
and
be provided
with food and adequate living places. I
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agree
with this opinion, as the wealthy
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countries
have the capability to deal with
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refugees
and these
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people
can be productive members of society.

The
economically
stable
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countries
ought to accept the
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refugees
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who
have
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left
their
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countries
due to the tense political situation or starvation, perhaps as a moral obligation.
In other words
, it is
fairly
understandable that
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people
do not
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leave
their native
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country
unless they
were compelled
to do
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so
. In such adverse situation, if the host
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countries
do not open their doors for the displaced
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people
it may have disastrous
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consequences like
massive genocide.
For example
, this happened in the recent past when Rohingya Muslims were
being killed
in massive number in their
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country
,
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neighbouring
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countries
banned their entrance which resulted in the killing of millions of
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people
.
Hence
, for the sake of humanity, these
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people
should be
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accepted
and provided with food and shelter in rich countries.

Another aspect which should
be considered
by the host
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countries
, when the
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refugees
flee towards them is that they will
probably
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get
manpower which will be available in the form of
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cheap
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labour
. Local
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people
and the
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government
can
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utilise
this
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cheap
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labour
for themselves.
Furthermore
, we witness
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very
educated
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people
amongst these
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refugees
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who
can
effectively
contribute towards the economic development of a
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country
.
For instance
, amongst thousands of
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Hazara
nation
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who
migrated to Australia in last five years,
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many
of the migrants are doctors and engineers
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who
were
effectively
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utilised
by the Australian
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government
thus
their becoming productive members of society.

In conclusion
, if rich and prosperous
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countries
accept the migrants they should take care of them, provide them with food and living, once
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stabilised
can be productive members of society.

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IELTS essay You are unable to complete your Couse - You have discontinued it, Write a letter to your teacher to thank him and explain - Why have you continued it? What are your reasons for thanking him/her? v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
311 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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