CPE Letter Dr Mister Potts, I am writing to you to express my disapproval. I would like to draw your attention on behalf of your recent article. I am convinced that the modern generation is highly promising and enterprising. It's my firm belief that young people nowadays are able to manage any kind of situation. I am totally opposed to the opinion, presented in the newspaper.. My group mates and classmates are auspicious and bright. Some of them are highly creative and gifted. My acquaintance, whose name is Valentina, has been promoted to a supervisor of the regional judicial administration. She achieved such a high position independently, without any help of her parents or friends. Now Valya studies the international law at university. She receives her Master degree and works full time at the same time. She is a self-made person in her 21. My acquaintance is persistent and sagacious, therefore she copes with all her duties at her workplace and at university. Moreover, I can prove my position with other examples. My close friend received her Ph.D. degree in her 24. She is pretty clever and endlessly resourceful. Nadezhda is a brilliant specialist in her field. Furthermore, I would like to give you some additional information. My ex-group mate, who is 21, undertook her own enterprise last year and her company is sufficiently profitable. Would they be able to achieve such ambitious goals, if they were not discerning, sensible, rational and pushful? Would they be able to deal with their tasks if they were so called 'coach-potatoes'? For this reason, I tend to think, that you vastly exaggerate the facts. I reckon, that everything depends on the concrete personality. Some youngsters and young people are indulged, weak-willed and foolish. Nonetheless, I can't stress it enough, lots of adolescents are studious and highly independent. All depends on the upbringing. Young people, who were educated in the proper way, would give a helping hand to their parents, when those would become old. I hope, you will give this matter further consideration.