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I have heard recently that younger and younger 'sportspersons' (nie, tutaj SPORTSPEOPLE achieve a big success 'at difference' (cos tu nie tak, czy masz na mysli IN DIFFERENT?) competitionS.
Taking up sport professionally at young age 'have' (HAS-bo to sport-a to 3os.l.poj) both pros and cons.
For instance, it teaches competition and gives A feeling of self-confideCE
and self-esteem. Thus, sport has A great impact on one's life,
especially if it's 'taking' TAKEN up professionally. In addition, the world
'chempions' CHAMPIONS start they career at A young age.
Moreover, if young sportsman has a professional 'couch' (nie, tutaj to inne slowo-couch-to sofa, a tutaj COACH), there is a big chance that he will become a sportstar in the future.
The haven't got time to learn and they 'concencrate' CONCENTRATE only at sport. Furthermore, sport IS not ALWAYS 'have to be always' (niepotr) healthy for
our bodies. At A professsional level there are a lot of contusions and
'brokens' (nie - tutaj BREAKS, albo BROKEN BONES).
'It' (moze lepiej THIS can have bad impact on their career and health.
If A young sportsman has to choose between education and sport, the decision is
easy for me. The school is the most 'importent' IMPORTANT 'or he 'schould' SHOULD find A compromise' (jabym to inaczej,...but there is always a possibility to find a compromise).