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Recently our class had a discussion on thetopic âShould the government promote the use of microbuses?â
Some students agree to promote the use ofmicrobuses. First, they are powered by electricity, which will not causepollution to the environment. Second, it's very convenient for people to go toa place using a rented microbus. Third, microbuses produce little noise.
However, others hold the opposite view.First, the number of the microbuses is limited. Second, it's difficult to findplaces to charge microbuses. Third, they will result in heavier traffic.
As far as I'm concerned, the governmentshould encourage the use of microbuses. After all, the advantages weigh muchmore than the disadvantages.
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