Find the topic sentences in the main body of the model and replace them with other appropriate ones Can you imagine what would happen if no one used their cars but took public transport instead? Without a doubt, there are both benefits and drawbacks to such a situation. Finally, fewer cars on the road most likely means that there will be a dramatic reduction in traffic accidents. Consequently, there will be fewer casualties as well. On the other hand, using public transport exclusively could raise issues of reliability, as services can be delayed or cancelled due to events such as public holidays, transport strikes and so on. To begin with, choosing public transport as an alternative to private cars will lead to an improvement in people's health. Those in favour of the idea support that a reduction in vehicles on the streets will mean fewer emissions, which in turn will lead to less air pollution. Yet critics argue that relying exclusively on public transport will cause the means of transport to become overcrowded. As a result, travelling will become unpleasant. For example, there could be more instances of pickpocketing. Secondly, using public transport instead of cars will make life in cities more pleasant. Fewer cars will mean less traffic congestion and less noise pollution. However, moving around might become more difficult. Since people will not be using their own cars and so will not be planning their own routes and schedules, they will be limited by public transport timetables and routes. All in all, travelling around using public transport only has benefits as well as drawbacks. It may lead to a healthier, less congested and safer place to live but it could also cause unpleasantness and inconvenience to travellers. Ideally, the use of cars should be severely limited, but not banned altogether.

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Find the topic sentences in the main body of the model and replace them with other appropriate ones

Can you imagine what would happen if noone used their cars but took public transportinstead? Without a doubt, there are both benefitsand drawbacks to such a situation.

Finally, fewer cars on the road most likelymeans that there will be a dramatic reduction intraffic accidents. Consequently, there will be fewercasualties as well. On the other hand, using publictransport exclusively could raise issues of reliability,as services can be delayed or cancelled due to eventssuch as public holidays, transport strikes and so on.

To begin with, choosing public transport asan alternative to private cars will lead to animprovement in people's health. Those in favour ofthe idea support that a reduction in vehicles on thestreets will mean fewer emissions, which in turn willlead to less air pollution. Yet critics argue that relyingexclusively on public transport will cause the meansof transport to become overcrowded. As a result,travelling will become unpleasant. For example,there could be more instances of pickpocketing.

Secondly, using public transport instead ofcars will make life in cities more pleasant. Fewer carswill mean less traffic congestion and less noisepollution. However, moving around might becomemore difficult. Since people will not be using theirown cars and so will not be planning their ownroutes and schedules, they will be limited by publictransport timetables and routes.

All in all, travelling around using publictransport only has benefits as well as drawbacks. Itmay lead to a healthier, less congested and safer placeto live but it could also cause unpleasantness andinconvenience to travellers. Ideally, the use of carsshould be severely limited, but not banned altogether.

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