Although the prices of fuels have greatly increased over the last decade or two, it is argued that further increases in fuel prices are the only way to reduce world consumption of fuel and lessen pressure on the world`s fuel resources. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

However
, the
cost
of
fuel
has been increasing dramatically since one or two decades ago, and some discussions say the growth of
fuel
costs is the only solution for turning down the use of
fuel
around the world. I disagree with
this
opinion for two reasons one, raising the
cost
of
fuel
has other irreparable risks for
people
two, some strata of
society
might not properly understand the purpose of increasing
fuel
prices. jacking up the price of
fuel
has other risks for
society
has
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and has
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a direct impact on
other
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another cost
other costs
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cost
. When the
cost
of fuels rises other things costs increase directly and
this
matter has a lot of danger for
society
also
changes their life towards a way which is a low-quality life without a bright future because
people
are forced to reduce their important expenses and pay for
fuel
because of doing somethings that are necessary.
For example
, a man has to go to work every day and needs a car to arrive at his workplace or even university he can not stay at home
for
this
reason
that is
rising the price of
fuel
so he forced to pay less for food or his education goals
that is
not helpful for a
society
so
this
is not the best way for using less fuels resources. Some
people
in
society
might understand the wrong purpose of increasing
fuel
prices
that
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apply
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making
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causing
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some problems. Wrong realization causes
people
`s protest and ultimately creates a divide between
people
and the government that causes a lot of damage to the
people
and government and
disturb
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disturbs
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the peace of the
society
.
For example
, when
people
realize that the government has made something more expensive, they become anxious and in response to
this
anxiety
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anxiety,
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they may do dangerous things like rioting. In conclusion, making
fuel
costs expensive can not solve the problem of using that less and makes more big issues for both
people
and
society
.
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grammar
Improve sentence structure and grammar for better readability. For example, instead of 'However, the cost of fuel has been increasing dramatically since one or two decades ago,' try 'Although the cost of fuel has been increasing dramatically over the past decade or two...'
organization
Ensure that each paragraph has a clear topic sentence and flows logically from one point to the next. Use transition words to help guide the reader.
content depth
Expand on your main points with more detailed examples and explanations to make your argument stronger.
conclusion
Work on your conclusion to ensure it summarizes your argument effectively without introducing new ideas.
task response
Your essay addresses the prompt and provides a clear stance on the issue.
content points
You have identified two main reasons to support your argument against increasing fuel prices.
examples
The example of how increased fuel prices affect daily life (commuting, education) is relevant and helps to illustrate your point.

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