bring forth /brings forth
People flock to cities in search of a better life, but at the same time bring forth problems.
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People flock to cities in search of a better life, but at the same time brings forth problems.
Should we refer to people or people flock to cities (one object?)
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People flock to cities in search of a better life, but at the same time, THIS brings forth problems.
You need "this" to refer to the whole previous idea (People flock to cities in search of a better life,). Without this, the verb "bring" would relate to the subject "people" (people bring forth problems), which is probably not what you mean.
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People (they) bring forth problems
People flockING (the fact) brings forth problems.
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