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My question is: Where should I put the word "indeed" in the sentence? Thank you:)
On the very beggining, middle or end
Like in this sentence from the essay: 'Indeed It needs to be ready for it.'
Thank you for your answer :)
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Cars enslave us rather than deliberate
It may be a common knowledge, that all in this world can be percieved in oppositions. It means that everything can have their two sides either advantages or disadvantages. No doubt, it also can be related to the use of cars for several reasons.
A person who are going to buy a car often is driven by its benefits such as an easy way of locomotion, what is, of course, perfect, because you do not have to wait for any city transport, you should not be depended on it, you can go where do you want and when do you need. It brings some feeling of freedom.
However, there is another point of view. This freedom can be not really that freedom which once was expected. It is a matter of great importance to recognise that car requires a lot of money for power, for every year technical survey, fines insuerance, for buying new details if something is wrong with the previous one. Sometimes such thoughts are coming to mind, that it is necessary not only to earn money to buy a car, but also to earn additional money to support it all the time.
Of course, an additional disadvantage that cannot being but mention is that cars damage our nature by gazes which they produce. Nowadays the number of cars is increasing and the most important consequence is the alarming rise in the levels of pollution.
Taking all things into consideration it might be said that cars enslave us rather that give us a freedom.
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