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All cars that burn fossil fuels should be banned and electric should replace them Do you agree or disagree v.2

All cars that burn fossil fuels should be banned and electric should replace them v. 2
Cars that consume fossil fuels such as petrol or diesel must be outlawed and electric ones should take their place. I agree with the statement because electric cars are more environmentally friendly and not so expensive to own contrast to those that burn fossil fuels. Cars powered by electricity have a reduced environmental impact on the planet. In addition the air pollution that is created by the fumes from the exhaust of a car will be reduced if electric cars replace them. Also the global warming that the planet is facing with gradually decreased if the fumes are reduced. For example many European country have started to replace them with cars that charge and move with electricity and they have already seen a difference in the atmosphere. Owning a car which in order to change position and to go to a specific direction burns petrol or diesel means that it should cost a lot of money. Additionally it is extremely expensive to find new sources of fossil fuels, so as a result the cost of them is increasing every year. Moreover, fossil oils are non-renewable resources which means that they will not last forever, therefore renewable alternatives such as electric cars should be introduced. For instance a research showed that the price of diesel the last decade increase dramatically by 58%. In conclusion I totally agree with the ban of cars that are powered with fossil fuels and the introduction of electric ones because are less expensive and create less pollution to the planet.
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that consume
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fuels such as petrol or diesel
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and
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ones should take their place. I
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agree
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because
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electric
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cars
are more
environmentally
friendly and not
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so
expensive to
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contrast to those that burn
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fossil
fuels.

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reduced
environmental impact on the planet. In
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addition
the air pollution that
is created
by the fumes from the exhaust of a
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car
will be
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reduced
if
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electric
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cars
replace them.
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Also
the global warming that the planet is facing with
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decreased if the fumes are
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reduced
.
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European country have
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to replace them with
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cars
that charge and
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move
with
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electricity and
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seen
a difference in the atmosphere.

Owning a
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which in order to
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position and to go to a specific direction burns petrol or diesel means that it should cost
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a lot of
money.
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Additionally
it is
extremely
expensive to find new sources of
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fossil
fuels,
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so
as a result
the cost of them is increasing every year.
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,
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fossil
oils are non-renewable resources which means that they will not last forever,
therefore
renewable alternatives such as
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electric
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cars
should
be introduced
.
For instance
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a research
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showed
that the price of diesel the last decade increase
dramatically
by 58%.

In
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conclusion I
totally
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agree
with the ban of
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cars
that
are powered
with
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fossil
fuels and the introduction of
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electric
ones
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because
are less expensive and create less pollution to the planet.
11Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay All cars that burn fossil fuels should be banned and electric should replace them v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
254 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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