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原文（例）元もとの文ぶん（たとえ）

Many cities are trying to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.
One approach is to encourage people to use public transportation instead of private cars.
For example, some cities have introduced cheaper monthly passes and increased the number of buses during rush hours.

Supporters say these measures make commuting easier and help the environment.
They also argue that fewer cars on the road can reduce noise and make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

However, critics point out that public transportation is not always convenient.
In suburban areas, bus routes may be limited, and travel times can be much longer than driving.
They claim that cities should also improve roads and create more parking spaces.

要約（英文）（例）まとめ（英語えいご）（たとえ）

Some cities try to reduce traffic and air pollution by promoting public transportation.
Supporters says it helps environment and make streets safer because there are less cars.
However, critics argue buses are not convenient in suburbs and it takes longer than drive, so cities should improve roads and parking.

出力例（日本語で解説）こんなふうにアドバイスがくるよ（日本語にほんご）

タイトル

公共交通を促進して渋滞と大気汚染を減らす取り組み

スペル

（特になし）

文法文法ぶんぽう

supporters says → supporters say（主語が複数）
helps environment → helps the environment（冠詞）
make streets safer → makes streets safer（主語と動詞の一致）
there are less cars → there are fewer cars（可算名詞）
it takes longer than drive → it takes longer than driving（動名詞）

良い点良よいところ

賛成・反対の両方の意見を入れており、要点の取り方は良いです。
具体例（公共交通の促進）→効果→反論、という流れが分かりやすいです。

改善点直なおそう

主語と動詞の一致、冠詞、less/fewer などの基礎文法ミスを減らすと得点が安定します。
最後の文が長いので、2文に分けて論点を明確にすると読みやすくなります。

フォーマル表現修正（英語）かっこいい言いい方かた（英語えいご）

Some cities are promoting public transportation to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.
Supporters argue that this approach benefits the environment and makes streets safer by decreasing the number of cars.

In contrast, critics say public transit can be inconvenient in suburban areas and may take longer than driving, so cities should also improve roads and parking.

模範例（英語）お手本てほん（英語えいご）

Some cities aim to cut congestion and air pollution by encouraging residents to use public transportation.
Supporters believe cheaper passes and more frequent buses can reduce car traffic, which also lowers noise and improves safety for walkers and cyclists.

However, critics argue transit is often inconvenient in suburban areas due to limited routes and longer travel times, and they insist cities should improve roads and provide more parking.

Output example (English)こんなふうにアドバイスがくるよ（英語えいご）

Title

Using public transportation to reduce congestion

Spelling

（特になし）

Grammar

supporters says → supporters say (plural subject)
helps environment → helps the environment (article)
make streets safer → makes streets safer (subject–verb agreement)
there are less cars → there are fewer cars (countable noun)
longer than drive → longer than driving (gerund)

Good points

You include both supporters' and critics' views, which covers the main points.
The overall structure is clear and easy to follow.

Improvement points

Fix several grammar issues (agreement, articles, fewer/less).
Split the final long sentence into two for clarity.

Polished version

Some cities are promoting public transportation to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.
Supporters argue that this helps the environment and makes streets safer by reducing the number of cars.

However, critics say public transit can be inconvenient in suburban areas and may take longer than driving, so cities should also improve roads and parking.

Model answer

Some cities are trying to reduce congestion and air pollution by encouraging people to use public transportation instead of private cars.
Supporters say cheaper passes and more frequent buses can decrease car traffic, making streets quieter and safer.

On the other hand, critics argue transit is often inconvenient in suburban areas because routes are limited and travel times are longer, so they want cities to improve roads and increase parking.