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Young adults are now choosing to wait until later in life, often until they are in their 30s, to settle down and get married. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this? v.1

Young adults are now choosing to wait until later in life, often until they are in their 30s, to settle down and get married. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this? v. 1
People in their early 20's are now deciding to stay single until they are near or over the age of thirty. This essay first suggests that unbiased focus on the professional career is the primary benefit, while a higher probability of separation is the main drawback. The main advantage of staying unmarried until later in life is that men and women can completely focus on building their careers. That is to say, a successful career demands time and attention, and if people get married in their early life, they will have responsibilities to fulfil, which could distract them from work. Therefore, people who are not married can dedicatedly strive to achieve heights in their respective fields. For instance, as per a recent government survey, single young adults are 25% more successful in their professions than the people who are married in their 20's. The prime drawback of choosing not to get married until the age of 30 or over is that it enhances the chances of divorce. That is to say, people who are already thirty are quite mature, which makes it difficult for them to adjust and live with another person. They have their own comfort zones and compromises are unacceptable, which leads to friction in marriages and ultimately results in separation. For example, as per the statistics of the Indian government, the divorce cases among people who married in their late 30's is 20% more than those get settled in their late 20's. In conclusion, the prime advantage is that men and women in their early 20's can build successful careers by staying single until later in life, but the increased chances of divorce is the major disadvantage.
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in their early
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deciding to stay single until they are near or over the age of thirty. This essay
first
suggests that unbiased focus on the professional
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career
is the primary benefit, while a higher probability of separation is the main drawback.

The main advantage of staying unmarried until later in life is that
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men
and women can completely focus on building their
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careers
.
That is
to say, a successful
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career
demands time and attention, and if
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people
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get
married in their early life, they will have responsibilities to fulfil, which could distract them from work.
Therefore
,
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people
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who
are not married can
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dedicatedly
strive to achieve heights in their respective fields.
For instance
, as per a recent
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government
survey, single young adults are 25% more successful in their professions than the
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people
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are married
in their
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20's
.

The prime drawback of choosing not to
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married until the age of 30 or over is that it enhances the chances of divorce.
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to say,
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people
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are already thirty are quite mature, which
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it difficult for them to adjust and
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with another person. They have their
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comfort zones and compromises are unacceptable, which leads to friction in marriages and
ultimately
results in separation.
For example
, as per the statistics of the Indian
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government
, the divorce cases among
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people
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who
married in their late
Apostrophes aren't needed for decades: "30s".
30's
is 20% more than those
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get
settled in their late
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20's
.

In conclusion
, the prime advantage is that
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men
and women in their early
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20's
can build successful
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careers
by staying single until later in life,
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the increased chances of divorce is the major disadvantage.
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IELTS essay Young adults are now choosing to wait until later in life, often until they are in their 30s, to settle down and get married. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
280 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.5
  • 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: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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