Governments should spend money on railways rather than roads. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Some say that governments must give more money for building railways rather than
roads
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.
This
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essay totally disagrees with that statement, because
roads
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are the main transportation
of
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for
people
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and products like
food
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and clothes
exported
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mostly on the
roads
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. In terms of transportation,
it is clear that
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roads
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are more available for folk to go to their destination and sometimes might be even cheaper than railroads. In railways, crowds cannot bring with them so many things, when if they want to populate another home in another part of the country.
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, in China was a poll about
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question and approximately 80% of
people
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chose that
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are more important for them, for the reason that I mentioned.
Roads
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can be
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crucial for export needs like
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, clothes, and materials. These stuffs very necessary for all humanity and without them, they can not live just 3 days.
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, 5 years ago, when it was time of COVID-19, I know that in my town there was no
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in supermarkets, and it is
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all cars and tracks that transported
food
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could not go anywhere, because the government closed all
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for them. In conclusion, some might believe that spending more money on railways will be good rather than giving it to make more qualitative
roads
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, but I do not think so, because
people
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's transportation and their properties are more transported on the
roads
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and products that require
people
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are
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export them with cars and tracks.
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task achievement
Your essay addresses the task prompt adequately, and you present a clear stance. However, consider strengthening your arguments by providing more detailed and specific examples.
coherence cohesion
Improve sentence structure and vary sentence types to enhance clarity and readability. Transitional phrases can help to connect ideas more smoothly.
coherence cohesion
Focus on using precise vocabulary and checking for grammatical errors. Phrases like 'stuff' and 'populated another home' can be replaced with more formal language.
introduction conclusion present
Your introduction effectively sets up your position on the topic and is clear about the direction your essay will take.
introduction conclusion present
The conclusion effectively summarizes your main points and reinforces your stance.
relevant specific examples
You included relevant examples, such as the COVID-19 situation and the poll in China, to support your arguments. These examples make your essay more convincing.

Your opinion

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  • Mass transportation
  • Traffic congestion
  • Economic growth
  • Regional development
  • Initial investment
  • Feasibility
  • Flexibility
  • Rural areas
  • Integration
  • Sustainable
  • Efficiency
  • Infrastructure
  • Commuters
  • Public expenditure
  • Autonomous vehicles
  • Long-term investment
  • Accessibility
  • Connectivity
  • Modal shift
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