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1. Yes the candicate gives a definition of culture, mentions both views but clearly states their own opinion on the question
2. AT the end of the introduction and again in the conclusion
3. Opinion A. the topic sentences is: If someone is born and raised in a place, they will be heavily influenced by it
4. Option B. the topic sentences is the first one. the candicate has probably decided to include this argument here because it support the opinion given in the introduction

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1.Yes - the candicate gives a definition of culture, mentions both views but clearly states their own opinion on the question
2.At the end of the introduction and again in the conclusion
3.Opinion A. the topic sentences is: If someone is born and raised in a place, they will be heavily influenced by it
4.Option B. the topic sentences is the first one. the candicate has probably decided to include this argument here because it support the opinion given in the introduction

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1. yes. the candicate gives a definition of culture, mentions both views but clearly states their own opinion on the question
2. at the end of the introduction and again in the conclusion
3. opinion A. the topic sentences is: If someone is born and raised in a place, they will be heavily influenced by it
4. option B. the topic sentences is the first one. the candicate has probably decided to include this argument here because it support the opinion given in the introduction

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1. yes. the candicate gives a definition of culture, mentions both views but clearly states their own opinion on the question
2. at the end of the introduction and again in the conclusion
3. opinion A. the topic sentences is: If someone is born and raised in a place, they will be heavily influenced by it
4. option B. the topic sentences is the first one. the candicate has probably decided to include this argument here because it support the opinion given in the introduction
5. Personally speaking, my own view is and to my mind

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1 Yes I think so because the candidate gives a definition of culture, mentions both views but clearly states their own opinion on the question.
2 At the end of the introduction
3 Opinion A. The topic sentence is: "If someone is born and raised in a place, they will be heavily influenced by it. There are three reasons : the psychologist argument, the cuisine of a country and the music of a country."
4 Opinion B. The topic sentence is the first one. The candidate has probably decided to include this argument here because it supports her opinion given in the introduction.
5 "Personally speaking"

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On the one hand,it is possible to argue that our country of origin definees us.On the other hand, country does not completely define who we are. There are many similarities between countries such as music, costumes. Countries should learn good customs to make their country develo, but still retains its own identity. Thereby being confused between countries is inevitable.

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there is a widespread belife that the w is a global village . However it seems to me that
it make the people more spread
the people it can't be oblivion
people can join more gr
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Some people believe that you can learn a language without knowing the culture. My own view is that this applies to some basic words and grammar, but not the whole language. Firstly, one language has its own uniqueness which presents its culture, and it has its own custom cultural words. For example, the words such as “banh chung”, “pho”, “mam tom” in the Vietnamese language represent a part of the Vietnamese cuisine and cannot be translated. Secondly, some basic words for daily conversations can be translated easily without knowing that language’s culture, but that’s just it. Words such as “hi”, “hello”, etc. can be translated easily but they are too basic, and they don’t fully represent the customs. Thirdly, there will be culture barriers when you know the language without knowing its customs. For example, a large portion of the Filipinos usually consider age as serious personal information but that of the Vietnamese don’t really do that.

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some people believe that you can learn a language without knowing the culture. My own view, it’s possible. Most people who become interested in a language are usually also interested in the culture, but it would certainly be possible. People learn made-up languages, most of which (other than maybe Klingon) don’t really have cultures. People also learn so-called dead languages which don’t have living cultures. Language is patterns and it’s certainly possible to learn the patterns although keep in mind that some of the patterns are influenced by or intertwined with culture to some degree

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However, it seems to me that the world is separate individuals. Big countries are always fighting with each other. And small countries will choose sides to join. Although the war has ended long ago, people are still trying to get more rights from other countries. So the world will never be able to become a global village.

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Maybe it's because I'm learning English, but I don't necessarily know all cultures.They can learn to communicate with foreigners more easily.If studying in an international school, it is necessary to learn that language.But it's good to know a little more about that country's culture.Knowing more about culture can help us use language more contextually

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Some people believe that you can learn a language without knowing the culture. My own opinion is that knowing the culture of the country whose language you are studying is also another way to learn the language. If you intend to live in that country or study abroad, you should learn about the culture of that country. Because you’ill have an interest to work in a different culture environment. And knowing more about the culture of another country also helps to broaden your knowledge. But if you only intend to learn the language, learning through foreign language apps is not a bad idea.

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On the other side of the argument we need to consider the effects of globalisation. Most people have daily access and exposure to other cultures. The evidence is all around us- restaurants, films and foreign businesses are ubiquitous. One of the benefits of globalisation is that it offers us a selection of cultural possibilities to choose from. It is unlikely that you will find any citizen of a certain country who does not have likes or preferences that come from outside of their country of origin. In addition, more and more people work, study or travel extensively away from their home country. Inevitably, these people will be subject to new influences.