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Cities around the world are continuing to expand as people leave the countryside. Some people prefer to live in the city while others prefer to live in the countryside. Discuss both views

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Megacities are extended for people, because many do not want to live in the village, in the countryside.
On the other hand
 ,some individuals like living in the
suburb
, so, In my point of view, it depends on the person. In my opinion, everyone has a law,that they can live where they want.
Initially
 , I
want
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discuss the advantages of living in the countryside.
First
, in the
village
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 the weather is very clean because there are not
much
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transports
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.
Second
, in the
suburb
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 the people are very hospitable, kind, friendly and always ready to help.
However
, there is one enormous disadvantage of living in the
suburb
that is
 time. If a person works in the
city
, going to the
city
 should be spent a lot of time and money. If he works in his
suburb
that is
 good.
Then
 no problem.
On the other hand
, residing in
the
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 megacity is fascinating, because you can go everywhere where you want. All facilities are available. You can go to restaurants, movies, parks and libraries very quickly. From my perspective, I cannot see there any problems,disadvantages. Some people think that individuals in the
city
 are not very hospitable. I can give the answer to them, who think that because they are very busy.
In addition
, they help as much as they can. To conclude, I prefer to reside in the megacity, because I mentioned above, all facilities are available in the
city
!
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  • tranquil environment
  • cost of living
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