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    by Hồ Nguyễn Yến Nhi

    General metrics
    2,437 384 20 1 min 32 sec 2 min 57 sec
    characters words sentences reading speaking
    time time

    Score Writing Issues

    78 27 2 25
    Issues left Critical Advanced

    This text scores better than 78%


    of all texts checked by Grammarly

    Writing Issues
    2 Correctness
    1 Conjunction use
    1 Wrong or missing prepositions

    Unique Words 52%


    Measures vocabulary diversity by calculating the unique words
    percentage of words used only once in your
    document

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    Rare Words 33%


    Measures depth of vocabulary by identifying words rare words
    that are not among the 5,000 most common English
    words.

    Word Length 5.2


    Measures average word length characters per word

    Sentence Length 19.2


    Measures average sentence length words per sentence

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    In my opinion, the two points that the author showed are entirely different, and
    I disagree with that opinion.
    I have 3 reasons to prove it as follows
    Firstly, I suppose that cheating in school is something that cannot be accepted;
    it demonstrates the dishonesty of students. And naturally, it's negative; one
    student forcing their friend to do their work for them. It not only brings no
    benefit to the person doing the work but also makes the person asking for it
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    lazy, subjective, and diminishes their intelligence over time. It's also a sign of
    schoolyard violence. Why don't they ask their friend for help to improve their
    learning instead of forcing them to do the work for them?
    Meanwhile, As far as I’m concerned hiring a chief financial officer to take care
    of your numbers in your business, as the author stated, is a positive thing
    because the person hired is paid a deserved salary and remuneration. In
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    addition, when a person is hired, they are welcomed by a positive attitude, and
    they voluntarily agree to it. Both parties benefit equally; it's not cheating but
    rather mutual support. This action can be considered a legitimate cooperative
    strategy and brings benefits to both parties.
    Secondly, in the context of school, asking someone else to do work for you is
    usually a personal and self-directed action, not approved by teachers or
    management. This undermines fairness and impartiality in learning and testing.
    In the context of business, hiring a financial manager is often a strategic
    decision made by senior management or shareholders, with consent from
    management and relevant parties.

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    Finally, the consequences of cheating in school often lead to negative


    outcomes such as loss of grades, penalties, and even loss of trust from
    teachers and friends. In business, hiring someone often benefits the business,
    such as increasing work efficiency, improving product/service quality, and
    optimizing profits. Learning from school not only provides knowledge but also
    helps build self-learning skills and confidence in one's abilities. In business,
    building cooperative relationships based on sincerity and honesty between
    parties is important for achieving long-term success.
    In consequence, it is evident that, although both actions involve seeking
    assistance from others, the way schools and businesses handle them often
    reflects differences in purpose, nature, and specific contexts. These are two
    opposite things.

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    1. and subjective Conjunction use Correctness

    2. by → with Wrong or missing prepositions Correctness

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