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In a number of countries, some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities. Others believe the money should be spent on improving existing transport. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. v.25

In a number of countries, some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities. Others believe the money should be spent on improving existing transport. v. 25
Transportation is a means of moving humans from one place to another. In order to improve the means of transporting people and goods, some people believe that it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains, while others believe that the money should be spent on improving existing public transport. I would like to discuss the two views mentioned above as well as gives my opinion on both positions. Firstly, every government should spend large sums of money on building new railway lines for speedy trains because the modern ideology favours fast delivery. The advent and improvement in technology has affected the time needed to complete tasks and this has also affected human thinking so much that they expect everything to be done in a speedy manner. For example, in communication, online mails are delivered within seconds, as opposed to the earlier days of sending letters by post, which might take months to deliver. Thus, it is expedient to spend huge amount of money to build railway lines for very fast trains between cities. One of the results of this is improvement in trade and investment. However, government revenues should be spent on improving current public transport where a lot of capital has been used in developing them. Even though fast trains are important, it is not a wise decision to allocate funds to another project with the aim of abandoning the current project. For instance, the Lagos State Government in Nigeria has spent over $30 billion of taxpayers' money on constructing alternative route to ease traffic congestion, which is a major setback to its economy, therefore, it would be a bad decision to abandon the existing project for an entirely new one. The result is that, the Citizens would need to wait for a very long period for the new project to be concluded, thus it is advisable to improve the existing means of public transportation. So, in my view, I would advise the government officials to consider improving the existing means of transportation rather investing public funds in an entirely new one, even though the new project's advantages could be overwhelming. In other words, the government can spend large sums of money on the two projects, where there are enough funds to finance both projects.
Transportation is a
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means
of moving humans from one place to another. In order to
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improve
the
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means
of transporting
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people
and
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goods
,
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some
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people
believe that it is necessary to
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spend
large sums of
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money
on constructing
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new
railway lines for
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very
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fast
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trains
, while others believe that the
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money
should
be spent
on improving
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existing
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public
transport. I would like to discuss the two views mentioned above
as well
as gives my opinion on both positions.

Firstly
, every
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government
should
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spend
large sums of
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money
on building
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new
railway lines for speedy
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trains
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because
the modern ideology
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favours
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fast
delivery. The advent and improvement in technology has
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affected
the time needed to complete tasks and this has
also
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affected
human thinking
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so
much that they
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expect
everything to
be done
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in a speedy manner
.
For example
, in communication, online mails
are delivered
within seconds, as opposed to the earlier days of sending letters by post, which might take months to deliver.
Thus
, it is expedient to
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spend
huge amount of
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money
to build railway lines for
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very
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fast
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trains
between cities. One of the results of this is improvement in trade and investment.

However
,
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government
revenues should
be spent
on improving
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current
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public
transport where
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a lot of
capital has been
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used
in developing them.
Even though
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fast
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trains
are
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important
, it is not a wise decision to allocate funds to another
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project
with the aim of abandoning the
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current
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project
.
For instance
, the Lagos State
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Government
in Nigeria has spent over $30 billion of taxpayers'
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money
on constructing alternative route to
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ease
traffic congestion, which is a major setback to its economy,
therefore
, it would be a
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bad
decision to abandon the
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existing
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project
for an
entirely
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new
one. The result is that, the Citizens would need to wait for a
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very
long period for the
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new
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project
to
be concluded
,
thus
it is advisable to
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improve
the
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existing
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means
of
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public
transportation.

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So
, in my view, I would advise the
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government
officials to consider improving the
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existing
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means
of transportation
rather
investing
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public
funds in an
entirely
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new
one,
even though
the
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new
project's advantages could be overwhelming.
In other words
, the
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government
can
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spend
large sums of
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money
on the two
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projects
, where there are
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enough
funds to finance both
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projects
.
17Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
47Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS essay In a number of countries, some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities. Others believe the money should be spent on improving existing transport. v. 25

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