Some people feel that petrol cars should be banned. Others feel that we should be allowed to drive petrol cars. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.

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electric
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. There is a common belief that
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which use oil should be banned,
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, others hold the view that traditional
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and exploit. Both sides of
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, the prohibition
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cars
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strong arguments. It seems clear that they produce exhaust fumes and greenhouse gases
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as dioxide carbon and oxide carbon.
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of gases per day,
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, there are more than 1 billion
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across the Globe.
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, a decrease
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traditional vehicles will improve
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in urban centres and weaken the influence
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Global Warming. On the other extreme, nowadays,
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vehicles are an integral part of human life and countries’ economy. If oil
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are prohibited at once, it will lead to terrible consequences for
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and people’s life.
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, some European countries encountered
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complicated moments
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, breakdown of chain supplies and traffic
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, when there were introduced a lot of electric
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. So, the
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vehicle should not ban completely and it is required gradual politics by entering a brand-new transport. In summary, both caps of the argument regarding banning and allowing
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cars
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have strong support.
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, after analyzing both sides
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the idea of permanent
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traditional vehicles cannot be supported. So, the governments should devise
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to introduce new transport facilities and decrease
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ones, with
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adaptation of
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and cities’ infrastructure.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • emissions
  • greenhouse gases
  • global warming
  • air pollution
  • respiratory problems
  • climate change
  • sustainable
  • renewable energy sources
  • dependency
  • fossil fuels
  • innovation
  • sustainability practices
  • infrastructure
  • electric vehicles (EVs)
  • charging stations
  • economic implications
  • automobile industry
  • job losses
  • economic instability
  • investment
  • consumers
  • manufacturers
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