In some cities, public parks and open spaces are changed into gardens where local residents can grow their own fruits and vegetables. Do you think the advantages of this development outweigh the disadvantages?

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In some cities, public parks and open spaces are turned into gardens for local residents to grow their fruits and vegetables. There are advantages and
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as everything in our lives
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, but there must be one that outweighs the other, and I will discuss
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situation
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in the next paragraphs. First of all, in my opinion, yes, the advantages
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the
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since
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it's open spaces,
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if it's turned into gardens, it would be a more useful place, and there will always be another open space if needed. And of
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there are some
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public parks in the
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; it would be rare to find a park for your kids to play, or to walk in, but you will find it eventually. Local residents are essential in every
city
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, since they help in the economic and
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situation
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in every
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, so it's important to make them feel comfortable, healthy, and have the best resources
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as
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fruits
and vegetables, and gardens to walk in.
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, there is always a difference between how residents and normal people are living, so
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is a normal
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, we always have to see and
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focus
on the good things even if the most awful
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is happening, and
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development is not affecting the people living in
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city
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directly, so, even if we will face some
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, I see it mostly helpful.

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Give a clearer answer from the start and keep the same view all through the essay.
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Explain your main ideas more. Say why city food gardens help people, and why losing parks can be a problem.
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You answered the question and gave a clear opinion.
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You used some linking words like First of all, Also, and To conclude.
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