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Are cheap clothes ethical?
Cheap clothes can be made using children working in poor conditions. So should we stop buying cheap clothes, or simply be more careful about finding out how and where they were made?
I think that on the one hand it can be positive for poor people, because in this way they have a job, otherwise they have nothing. If we think about the children of our society, we see that they don't work, they play, they study and in some cases they are even surpassed of extracurricular activities. Children who live in poor countries don't have these opportunities but they are happy in their lives equally.
On the other hand, companies that employ children shoul take care of them more. I believe if we don't buy clothes made in poorer countries, we are putting people out of work.
What is clear is that we live in an unequal society where the rich dominate the poor.
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Could you help me with mistakes?
Discuss the questions:
1. What have you bought recently that was a bargain? I don't remember to buy anything that was a bargain. I don't like to go shopping and less during the sales season. Lately, I didn't buy anything.
2. Do you look for special offers such as two for the price of one in the supermarket? How important are they to you in choosing your purchases? Yes, I look for special offers such half-price or two for the price of one in the supermarket. I believe it's very important for our economy to look at this special offers.
3. Have you ever bought something you didn't need because it was a good deal? If so, give an example. No, I don't remember to buy anything I didn't need because it was a good deal.
4. Would you be willing to queue for hours to get a good discount? For what kind of item? Yes, I would be willing to queue for hours to get a good discount on a smartphone.
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Can you help me?
Can you translate to spanish the question " If you give someone a lift they travel in your car"?
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