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Correction suggested by: IELTS Xuân Phi

Question: In some countries, more young adults continue to live with their
parents even after they have completed their education and found jobs. Do the
advantages outweigh the disadvantages ?

In recent years, there has been a trend that the mature who are graduated and
employed tend to move in with their parents, instead of living independently.
While this tendency may have some positive impacts, I would argue that its
minus points are more glaring.

There is no denying that continuing living with parents would bring the grown-ups
some benefits. Firstly, they could save a great deal of money. They can will save
on rent, utility bills, grocery bills, and so forth. (WHY and HOW?) Another
advantage of this trend is the satisfaction of helping and taking care of their
parents. The closer people are to their parents, the more chances they can help
them will get to help them. Especially, when the parents get severe diseases, the
offspringoffsprings should be with them for better care at hand to take care of
them. Moreover, living with parents would give people a sense of continuity and
familiarity. In some cases, when people move away from their families just after
being graduated and employed, they may feel homesick and isolated / depressed
unfamiliar with everything surrounding them. Therefore, still being with families
certainly brings the mature a cozy and safe feeling.

In spite of the aforementioned advantages, still living with parents at early


adulthood certainly produces some adverse effects on the lives of adults. The
first one is that they might have less privacy and freedom. Mature though people
are, they still can will be controlled and restricted by their parents. For instance,
without their parents' permission, they cannot hang out with friends overnight or
invite them to their houses. The uncomfortable feelings from those events can
lead to negative emotions among adults. Even if they are allowed to do so, they
will not feel comfortable. Secondly, still living with parents at early adulthood
would result in more conflicts cause more generational conflicts than living alone.
The culprit is the wide generation gap between family members the wide gap
between two generations: the parents and their offsprings. Growing up under
different circumstances and environments, each generation is likely to have a
different take on how life should be lived and how the family should interact, thus
enhancing the likelihood of quarrels. → The differences in terms of life
perspectives can lead to quarrels. For example, … As a result, the bond among
family members would be broken. Furthermore, adults may not gain life
experiences when living with parents residing with parents when being mature,
the adult could not learn hard lessons of life. There are a lot of tough lessons in
work and life and curve balls that life throws, and learning to catch them is part of
growing up. By living with families, people are shielding themselves from not only
hardships, but also the valuable lessons life has to offer.

In conclusion, while residing with parents at adulthood could do people a service,


I would contend that the minus points of this trend outnumber its plus points.

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