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Some People Believe That The Countryside Should Not Be Used For Building New Homes v.2

Some People Believe That The Countryside Should Not Be Used For Building New Homes v. 2
At present, it has become a debatable topic whether to construct new homes in the countryside or in cities. Some people argue that the outskirts should be protected from construction activity whereas others are in favour of the idea. In this essay, I will be sharing my point of view on the actual reason for this controversy. In my opinion, it is important to build homes on the outskirts of cities or probably in township areas since there is no more space available in cities. Cities have become so crowded due to migration of people from towns and villages for a better future. All the IT buildings and shopping complexes are usually built in cities to attract the outsiders. Due to overcrowding in cities, people face not only traffic congestion but also pollution. For example, in South India, 40% improvement in air quality was observed after they started building homes in the rural areas. People invest their money on buying land which is cheaper in the countryside as compared to the City. Thus, to improve the quality of life, countryside homes are definitely a good option. However, there should be rules regarding the construction of building houses in the countryside. It should be built with proper ventilation and maintenance of all mandatory facilities in all new houses to prevent the bad impact of construction in those areas. Also, there are many areas, especially in South India, where the people struggle for transportation and availability of basic amenities near by the residence. In such situation, people prefer to stay in the City rather than the countryside. With that being said, if people have their own conveyance, there is nothing much to be bothered about. In conclusion, with increase in population, demand of a habitat increases as well. Therefore, the countryside can be utilised for this purpose in order to reduce the overcrowding in cities.
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countryside
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cities
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people
argue that the outskirts should
be protected
from construction activity whereas others are in
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favour
of the
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idea
. In this essay, I will be sharing my point of view on the actual reason for this controversy.

In my opinion, it is
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important
to build
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homes
on the outskirts of
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cities
or
probably
in township
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areas
since there is no more space available in
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cities
.
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Cities
have become
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so
crowded due to migration of
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people
from towns and villages for a better future. All the IT buildings and shopping complexes are
usually
built in
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cities
to attract the outsiders. Due to overcrowding in
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cities
,
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people
face not
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only
traffic congestion
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but
also
pollution.
For example
, in South India, 40% improvement in air quality
was observed
after they
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started
building
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homes
in the rural
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areas
.
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People
invest their money on buying land which is cheaper in the
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countryside
as compared to the City.
Thus
, to
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improve
the quality of life,
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countryside
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homes
are definitely a
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good
option.

However
, there should be
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rules
regarding the construction of building
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houses
in the
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countryside
. It should
be built
with proper ventilation and maintenance of all mandatory facilities in all new
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houses
to
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prevent
the
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bad
impact of construction in those
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areas
.
Also
, there are
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many
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areas
,
especially
in South India, where the
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people
struggle for transportation and availability of basic amenities
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near by
the residence. In such situation,
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people
prefer to stay in the City
rather
than the
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countryside
. With that
being said
, if
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people
have their
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own
conveyance, there is nothing much to
be bothered
about.

In conclusion
, with increase in population, demand of a habitat increases
as well
.
Therefore
, the
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countryside
can be
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utilised
for this purpose in order to
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reduce
the overcrowding in
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cities
.
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IELTS essay Some People Believe That The Countryside Should Not Be Used For Building New Homes v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
313 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
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  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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