Đề Thi FE ENW492c - SU25 - FE - Writing

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23/08/2025 9h10

 

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I do not agree that students must live in another country to learn a language and culture. I think this is not necessary. There are easier and cheaper ways to do it.

The first reason is money. Living in another country is very expensive. Students need to pay for the flight, school fees, food, and house. Many families cannot pay for this. If studying abroad is part of education, only rich students can do it. Poor students will not have the same chance. This is not fair.

The second reason is difficulty. When students move to another country, they face many problems. They may feel lonely or homesick. They may not understand the new language and culture at first. Some students become stressed and sad. Instead of learning better, they may lose interest in studying.

The result is clear. If we make living abroad necessary, some students will suffer. Others will never have the chance. Education should be the same for everyone. It should not depend on money or family background.

There are good solutions. Today, technology helps students a lot. They can study languages online. They can watch movies, listen to music, and read books from other countries. Many apps connect them with native speakers for practice. In big cities, there are also cultural festivals, clubs, and events. Students can join and learn directly from people of different backgrounds. Another solution is short trips. For example, a summer camp or a two-week exchange program. These are cheaper and easier than living abroad for years.

In conclusion, I disagree that students must live in another country as part of education. It is too expensive, too difficult, and not fair for all students. With technology and local activities, students can still learn languages and cultures in simple and effective ways.