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The good thing about youth is that your body is strong, you look good, and you have the rest of your life to look forward to. The bad part about youth is that you lack the wisdom and knowledge that comes with age, yet you always think you know best about everything.
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Is youth violence a bad thing?
Yes
What is a good end rhetorical question to ask at the end of a speech about 'The media is a bad influence on youth?
"When youth should be engaged in learning how to think for themselves, how can media telling them how and what to think be a good thing?"
What is a good end rhetorical question to ask at the end of a speech about 'The media is a bad influence on youth'?
"When youth should be engaged in learning how to think for themselves, how can media telling them how and what to think be a good thing?"
Is the benefit a good thing or a bad thing?
Benefit is good thing. Its good compared to bad.
Is A positive thing good or bad?
A positive thing is good and a negative thing is bad .
What is the impact of modernisation on youth?
technology for the most part on youth has been great;the thing is that today's kid's have become dependent on their electronics.this is a bad thing in most cases..
Effects of technology to the youth?
Technology for the most part on youth has been great; the thing is that today's kids have become dependent on their electronics. This is a bad thing in most cases.
What is a topic sentence good for?
what is the good thing anout polio? and what is the bad thing? what is the good thing anout polio? and what is the bad thing?
Are zoos a good thing or bad thing?
good thing
What is a good topic sentence for polio?
what is the good thing anout polio? and what is the bad thing? what is the good thing anout polio? and what is the bad thing?
Is confirmation a good or bad thing?
It is a good thing.
Why is stress harmful to youth?
Stress is the main thing that decreases performance level. We want our youth to perform well. That is why stress is harmful to youth.
