Alcohol is too accessible and affordable for teenagers, leading to addiction problems. The author argues that governments should raise alcohol prices and require identification to curb underage drinking. Stricter parental controls are also needed to prevent teenagers from developing dangerous drinking habits that can negatively impact their development.

1. ‘Alcohol is too cheap and it is too
easy for teenagers to buy it’
Alcohol is an addiction known worldwide and many
people have problems with this addiction, in most
cases teenagers.
I don’t understand why a teenager can drink alcohol
and that countries don’t take action. In my opinion
alcohol is very cheap and anyone can buy it, so I
think they should raise prices and solve this
problem by asking everybody for their
identification card. In most cases it is a very
dangerous addiction for a teenager who is
developing and his body does not admit or need
alcohol. Parents should also have control over their
children, because it is a very bad habit.
In conclusion I think that they should control both
parents and governments so that teenagers find
the price of alcohol too expensive and they have to
show their identification card. Because drinking
alcohol is a very dangerous problem for teenagers.