Today, many people do not know their neighbours in large cities. what problems does this cause? what can be done about?
Nowadays , a day lot of
people
don't communicate with their neighbours
in big cities. the principal of this
problem is that they are too busy in their personal life and working that don't have time
left to send their greet to each other, yet it can be solved by reduce
the amount of work in each Change the form of the verb
reducing
peoples
life.
The root cause of Change noun form
person's
neighbours
Change noun form
neighbours'
neighbour's
relationship
Fix the agreement mistake
relationships
at
large cities is the busy lifestyle of everyone as the industrialization of the world. it must be Change preposition
in
regconised
that Correct your spelling
recognised
recognized
people
lack of
Remove the preposition
apply
communicate
even when living next to each other, either Replace the word
communication
due to
everyone
busy lifestyle Change noun form
everyone's
and
the different Correct word choice
or
time
of working and resting. Fix the agreement mistake
times
Consequently
, when in many dangerous situations or when we need help, neighbours
is
the nearest person we can depend on when there is no family or friend Change the verb form
are
near by
but Correct your spelling
nearby
becausewe
don't know each other there will be no person we can lean on until family and friends come and Correct your spelling
because we
this
some
Replace the word
sometimes
time
can be dangerous for everyone for example
, if there is a criminal break into your house, your neighbour could know easily and help you imediately
.
Correct your spelling
immediately
however
, a solution can be found in increase
the rate of socializing among Wrong verb form
increasing
people
living in the same neighbourhood social organizations should emphasize gathering neighbours
to greets
frequently by taking place in social events. Wrong verb form
greet
furthermore
, the security system can be focused on by the chief of the buildings who is responsible for residents of the buildings, to creat
safe policy facilities. it can rise that Correct your spelling
create
people
can believe one another fo to see them in frequent rapids.
To sum up
, for communicating with strangers in their area people
can creat
some mitigations which encourage them to meet and have Correct your spelling
create
time
with their neighbours
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