Many people prefer to watch foreign films rather than locally produced films. Why could this be?Should governments give more financial support to local film industries?

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Many people prefer to watch foreign films rather than locally produced films. Why could this be?Should governments give more financial support to local film industries?

Movies have become the fabulous source of amusement. Presently, the prevalence of watching foreign movies is gaining ground swiftly in this modern world. Therefore, the local movies are sent at the back seat. Here, I would like to account for the reasons behind it and need to support the local movies.

There are multifarious reasons behind this phenomenon. First and foremost, globalisation plays a gigantic role to stimulate people towards the movies of other nations. To illustrate, people not only travel to other parts of the world for education, enjoyment and employment due to the ever gro...

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I would like to account for the reasons behind it and need to support the local movies.
Description: what is the subject for 'need'? can you re-write this sentence?

the people will not be diverted away from their cultural values who are being out of track by watching western movies nowadays.
people who are being out of track by watching western movies nowadays will not be diverted away from their cultural values . //'who' should follow people

is essential to meet the requirements of people and flourish the progress of the cinema.
Description: 'flourish' is not used properly, better to use it as a noun
suggested:
is essential to meet the requirements of people and the flourish of the cinema.

must confer aids of money
must confer the aids of money

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Sir I want to know it there the same examiner who was checking my earlier essays on pages 1to 10 or is hthere different examiner ????????

Because I was not ever informed about problems of using article the and the use of who

Plz let me know and advice what is appropriate for me

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Test been very very strict compared to earlier ?????

And may I know what exactly made you think of being very strict
Towards grammar , whether it was feedback of test taker s or anything else

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