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4. Examine the information you have researched. Decide whether you recommend this country for your family’s new home. Write down the reasons you do or do not recommend it. I CHOSE MEXICO.
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4. Examine the information you have researched. Decide whether you recommend this country for your family’s new home. Write down the reasons you do or do not recommend it. I CHOSE MEXICO.
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I wouldn’t recommend living in Mexico because of its high crime and
drug rate. Although it does depend
on which area of Mexico you are living in. It also matters how rich you are.
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Depends on how rich you are and what area you live in.
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