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oh man..after gmat...I would so destroy the way this essay topic is assigned...though i don't think it's a good idea...
1st thing - like is incorrect to present examples; it's better to use "such as" (GMAT again :D )
This experience will always bring benefit to you, after stressful period you had in work or other situations, it will refresh your mind, help you relax, and gain energy and positivity to be more productive.

the structure of this sentence is not correct. We have 2 independent sentences connected with only a comma.

ct with different people, which always will help you in the future - which is an incorrect pronoun to refer to people, it's better to use "who", if you want to speak about the people. if you refer to experience, know that the pronoun must be next to the noun it modifies. in this case, the meaning is distorted, and it is difficult to understand the sentence.

like - again, like is used to compare nouns. if you compare actions, use "as" + full clause.


Third, travelling to other countries is good for learning new language, by travelling and exposing yourself to different countries and cultures,

i think we need full stop (.) before by. BY traveling and exposing serve as a clause modifier - and the meaning is distorted.

overall, i believe you need to respect the essay structure.
it's better to agree with only one point of view, and provide full support for your view.
second, your essay needs INTRO - P1 - P2 - P3 - Conclusion. Every essay needs an introduction. For example - While many people believe that it is better to explore your country first, I think that travelling to foreign countries has many advantages. Thus, I have identified few ideas to support my point of view.
then P1 - first idea
P2 - second idea
P3 - third idea
Conclusion - restate what you have said in intro, but taking into consideration info from P1/P2/P3 (ex: To sum up, p1 p2 p3 can stand as a solid premise of an argument why travelling to foreign countries is beneficial.)
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