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class day 23

I agree.

It should be cancelled.

It have led investors to purchase more houses, increasing demand. However, the total number of house is unlikely to change in the short term. As more people buy, prices naturally rise, which will make it even more difficult for me to buy a house

Note: What is the key issue young Australians are facing today?    

Key finding:

  1. financial security
  2. cost of housing
  3. Mental health
  4. food
  5. socialising

Housing:

  • young household spend one-fourth of their income on housing
  • one-third young household can’t afford (more than 30%)

    Ownership:

    • more than half of all Australians want their own house, especially younger.
    • 32% younger no plan even no believe to buy a house

    Policy:

    • Over two-thirds of young people believe that government should ensure everyone has access to affordable housing.
    • demand side could make housing more affordable.
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    2. You are planning to bake a cake for a friend’s birthday, but you realize you are missing a key ingredient. 
      • If I still can’t find the key ingredient of missing, I have to cancel the planning to bake a cake for my friend’s birthday.
    3. You have applied for a new part-time job in a local café. You have an interview scheduled for tomorrow.
      • If I want a new part-time job in a local café, I have to interview tomorrow.
    4. You want to learn a new skill, like playing the guitar, but you’re not sure if you have enough time. 
      • I want to learn a new skill, like playing the guitar, even if I am not sure if I have enough time.
    5. You want to buy a new computer, but you’re not sure if you will have enough money.   
      • I can’t buy a new computer, unless I have enough money.
    6. You’ve noticed a stray cat in your neighbourhood, and you’re concerned about it. 
      • If I noticed a stray cat in my neighbourhood, I will concerned about it.

    Activity 3 Paragraph writing

    Write a paragraph that summarises the challenges that young Australians face. 

    Include at least three adverbial clauses. You can decide which adverbial clauses – reason, concession or condition – to use.    

    Here are some ideas to help you. You can also add your own ideas to your paragraph.  

    • Housing is expensive because… 
    • Young people feel stressed because… 
    • Young people will have a difficult life unless… 
    • Although young Australians can get a good education… 
    • While tax benefits help older property investors… 
    • Even if young people work very hard… 

    My answer：

    Walsh et al. (2021) claim that Young Australians aged 18 to 24 feel stress and worry about future. Young people feel stressed because housing is expensive because