Answer number 1, I do not think that these places such as legs were better preserved before. That is because I think that the reasons why in the past Lakes was quite clean, and they didn’t get extinct. That is because people in the past were quite less as a result, you don’t have to destroy those slaves to create new apartments and people don’t typically make those lakes dirty because they are not overcrowded. And I think the reasons why now these lakes are less dessert is because we are much more populated than what we used to be. Answer number 2, I do think that this has to be development based that if we can public, don’t have much opportunity to preserve them. So I think that if anybody has the opportunity to preserve them and take direct action, it has to be the government because they have the power to do so, not the common people answer number 3. I think there’s different thing government can do to help preserve them For example, government can create straight rules where you are not allowed to make those legs dirty. And also, you can create a conservation rules and that dot government follow.
Band 6+: Q1. Were these places such as lakes better preserved before? Q2. Did this depend on the government only? Q3. What do you think the government can do to help restore past places of interest to their previous state?
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Answer number 1, I do not think that these places such as lakes were better preserved before. That is because I think that the reasons why in the past lakes were quite clean, and they didn't get polluted. That is because people in the past were quite less numerous. As a result, you don't have to destroy those spaces to create new apartments, and people don't typically make those lakes dirty because they are not overcrowded. And I think the reasons why now these lakes are less pristine is because we are much more populated than what we used to be. Answer number 2, I do think that this has to be development-based. That is, if we, the public, don't have much opportunity to preserve them. So I think that if anybody has the opportunity to preserve them and take direct action, it has to be the government because they have the power to do so, not the common people. Answer number 3, I think there are different things the government can do to help preserve them. For example, the government can create strict rules where you are not allowed to pollute those lakes. And also, they can create conservation rules and that the government should follow.
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