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Explain the importance of Kanzi experiment in the context of research on Primate communication v.1

Explain the importance of Kanzi experiment in the context of research on Primate communication v. 1
It is certainly not true that people only did leave the country to find a new life abroad, but they also moved from the countryside to the cities. They moved in search of a better life but, unfortunately for many, they found something that was worse than the conditions they had left behind. In my opinion, various measures can be taken by governments to improve city life for the average inhabitant. City life has several drawbacks. Firstly, although the big city has more job opportunities; there are usually more people competing for a single vacancy. By receiving a continuous rejection from employer one could suffer from continuous unemployment. Having trouble finding a job individual can be really stressful. Secondly, the cost of living in cities is higher than in rural areas. For instance, apartments’ rent prices in the capital of New Zealand are two times higher than those in the countryside. Moreover, there are problems like traffic congestion and crime. To sum up, migrating people should understand that life in cities is not always easy. However, there are several methods can be implemented by governments to deal with the situation. The best way to improve city life is to stop or slow migration process within the country. This can be done by improving small towns and the rural economy. For example, creation of new job vacancies in the rural areas and / or lend to small farmers with the low interest rates may cause a boom in the economy. In addition, development in the educational infrastructure can attract an interest of the prospective students. In conclusion, governments should tackle the bad sides of the living in cities by stabilizing overall living standards and economic conditions throughout the country.
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certainly
not true that
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people
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only
did
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leave
the country to find a new
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life
abroad,
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but
they
also
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moved
from the countryside to the
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cities
. They
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moved
in search of a better
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life
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but
, unfortunately for
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many
, they found something that was worse than the conditions they had
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left
behind. In my opinion, various measures can
be taken
by
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governments
to
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improve
city
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life
for the average inhabitant.

City
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life
has several drawbacks.
Firstly
, although the
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big
city has more job opportunities; there are
usually
more
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
people
competing for a single vacancy. By receiving a continuous rejection from employer one could suffer from continuous unemployment. Having trouble finding a job individual can be
really
stressful.
Secondly
, the cost of living in
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
cities
is higher than in rural areas.
For instance
, apartments’ rent prices in the capital of New Zealand are two times higher than those in the countryside.
Moreover
, there are problems like traffic congestion and crime. To sum up, migrating
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people
should understand that
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life
in
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cities
is not always easy.

However
, there are several methods can
be implemented
by
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governments
to deal with the situation. The best way to
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
improve
city
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
life
is to
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stop
or slow migration process within the country. This can
be done
by improving
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small
towns and the rural economy.
For example
, creation of new job vacancies in the rural areas and / or lend to
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small
farmers with the low interest rates may cause a boom in the economy.
In addition
, development in the educational infrastructure can attract an interest of the prospective students.

In conclusion
,
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governments
should tackle the
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bad
sides of the living in
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cities
by stabilizing
overall
living standards and economic conditions throughout the country.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7Mistakes
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IELTS essay Explain the importance of Kanzi experiment in the context of research on Primate communication v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
288 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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