I don’t like living in the city for a few reasons. First, it is too noisy because of the traffic and busy streets. For example, I often hear cars honking even late at night, so I find it difficult to sleep at night. Second, the air is not clean because there are many cars and factories. I can smell the pollution when I walk outside, and it makes me feel unhealthy. In conclusion, city life has some things I don’t enjoy, like the noise and the bad air.

1, Unless you pay the parking fee, you can't park here.

2, Eventhough we don't talk much, I still get on with get on with my neighbors.

1. They aasked me what to bring to the wood carving demonstration.

2. The harder it becomes to find job, the more people leave the country.

3, He came down with a headdache, so he couldn't focus on his homework.

Topic 1:

In my neighbourhood, people observe their traditions and customs with a warm sense of togetherness and pride. Throughout the year, families gather to celebrate cultural festivals with music, food, and colourful decorations that reflect their heritage. Neighbours often share homemade dishes, exchange small gifts, and invite one another to join in ceremonies or prayers. Elders play an important role by passing down stories, songs, and rituals to younger generations, ensuring that these traditions remain alive. Community events at the local hall—such as craft workshops, dance performances, and holiday fairs—also help strengthen bonds. These shared customs create a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels connected and valued.

1. It has been a few years since I moved to this neighbourhood.

2. While I was waiting mys food, I noticed a nice painting on the wall.

1. This is the first time I have made mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

2. I had a desire to explore the hidden gems of the city that mosst tourist miss.

3. Bao wishes he had a big house.