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As more and more people move to cities and as cities expand in size, City life loses its appeal To what extent do you agree or disagree with this v.1

As more and more people move to cities and as cities expand in size, City life loses its appeal with this v. 1
It is irrefutable that cities are expanding rapidly due to the large number of people that are moving towards these areas. Owing to this migration, I completely agree with the statement that city life is gradually losing its appeal. Each city has a threshold of natural resources that it can provide for its inhabitants. Unfortunately, as most metropolitan cities have crossed that capacity, it is becoming quite challenging to provide basic amenities, such as water, land and fresh air, to all the people. Therefore quality of life in such areas is degrading at a very fast pace. For instance, as almost 10000 people migrate to Mumbai, every month, many slum areas have come into existence to provide shelter to a myriads of people, and as a result, around 750 thousand people live in a very small area and this place has also been the epicentre of many deadly diseases. Hence, the whole city is getting affected by it. With the rise in the number of people in the cities, number of vehicles on the road has also dramatically increased, and consequently, air and noise pollution, traffic congestion and roadway safety have also been compromised as the number of road accidents have also increased. For example, Mumbai local trains are always teeming with people, and everyone gets squashed because each person wants to board a train. Subsequently, local transportation system, within the cities has also degraded. If cities would have a limited number of immigrants, there would have been less pressure on these systems. In conclusion, I firmly opine that as number of people are increasing in a city, the quality of a city life is degrading because basic amenities and local transportation system is being compromised.
It is irrefutable that
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cities
are expanding
rapidly
due to the large
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number
of
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people
that are moving towards these
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areas
. Owing to this migration, I completely
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agree
with the statement that city life is
gradually
losing its appeal.

Each city has a threshold of natural resources that it can provide for its inhabitants. Unfortunately, as most metropolitan
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cities
have crossed that capacity, it is becoming quite challenging
Did you mean "providing"? Or maybe you should add a pronoun? In active voice, 'challenge' + 'to' takes an object, usually a pronoun.
to provide
basic amenities, such as water, land and fresh air, to all the
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people
.
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Therefore
quality of life in such
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areas
is degrading at a
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very
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fast
pace.
For instance
, as almost 10000
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people
migrate to Mumbai, every month,
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many
slum
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areas
have
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come
into existence to provide shelter to
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a myriads
of
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people
, and
as a result
, around 750 thousand
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people
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live
in a
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very
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small
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area
and this place has
also
been the
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epicentre
of
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many
deadly diseases.
Hence
, the whole city is getting
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affected
by it.

With the rise in the
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number
of
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people
in the
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cities
,
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number
of vehicles on the road has
also
dramatically
increased, and
consequently
, air and noise pollution, traffic congestion and roadway safety have
also
been compromised
as the
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number
of road accidents have
also
increased.
For example
, Mumbai local trains are always teeming with
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people
, and everyone
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gets
squashed
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because
each person wants to board a train.
Subsequently
, local transportation system, within the
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cities
has
also
degraded. If
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cities
Consider removing 'would'. (Usually, 'would' does not occur in a conditional clause, unless to make a request or give a polite order.)
would have
a limited
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number
of immigrants, there would have been less pressure on these systems.

In conclusion
, I
firmly
opine that as
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number
of
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people
are increasing in a city, the quality of a city life is degrading
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because
basic amenities and local transportation system is
being compromised
.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
8Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8Mistakes

IELTS essay As more and more people move to cities and as cities expand in size, City life loses its appeal with this v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
286 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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Lexical Resource: 8.0
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Task Achievement: 8.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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