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part one style questions here some part

one questions and answers on the topic

of hometown try changing the answers to

similar ones about your own town or city

keep your answer short simple and direct

where are you from I'm from Manchester

which is a city in the northwest of

England do you like your hometown yes I

like living in Manchester because it's

where most of my friends live and

because there are plenty of things to do

the only thing I don't like is the

weather

would you prefer to live somewhere else

for the moment I'm happy living here but

at some point I'd like to live in a

country with a warmer climate and I'd

like to live near a beach

you think your hometown is a

a place for young people yes Magister

had lots of things for young people such

as sports facilities music and cinemas

part-2 style tasks describe your

hometown you should say where it is

located what it is known for what are

the main industries in your hometown

what languages are spoken there what are

the advantages and disadvantages of

living there what problems your hometown

faces

my hometown is London the capital city

of the UK it is located in southeast

England on the River Thames it is square

known around the world for its amazing

history architecture music and fashion I

think what makes my hometown special is

the fact that you can meet all kinds of

people there is a melting pot of

hundreds of different communities

cultures and languages the male language

is English but it is spoken with a wide

variety of accents and ballast the

advantages of living in London are the

high employment prospects the range of

things to do such as cultural and social

activities and the beautiful parks a

river some of the men in trees in London

or tourism we retail finance creative

industries education painting and so on

so the job opportunities are good and is

quite easy to travel around on then on

tubes buses and overcrowd trains however

one of the men down south of London is

the cousin leaving went and travel costs

are some of the highest in the world so

any of that disturb higher wages is

usually canceled out by higher living

cost if you don't like Krauss you better

stay away from the city centre but a

dress that is true of any CD under also

faces environmental problems such as air

pollution caused by heavy traffic and

also flooding assisting the river valley

and some mus Outland and lower than the

level of the river it's also phases

structure problems

churches overcrowding and homelessness

and in some areas social tensions London

is more cosmopolitan and much larger

than any other city in the UK and

compared with terrorist

the capital our friends ordered has a

higher population and is also clean in

terms of the number of parks and open

spaces definitions

part three style questions why do people

have a very strong bond with their

hometown people have a strong bond with

their hometown because it is the place

where are born and that it is the place

where all their friends or loved ones

dwell in what ways can you improve your

hometown my hometown is one of the

biggest cities in my country but there

is one problem in my city which is

traffic congestion some people want to

live in their hometowns for the rest of

their lives why people desire to live in

their hometown because they are well

connected and well aware of the place

some people feel that the staying close

to a family member can be a distraction

which affects a person's personality

more the hometown or the current city

why hometown defines how a person

behaves and the current city defined how

a person wants to change I think that

the hometown has a much greater impact

on a person than the current city what

do people do to remember their hometowns

or to keep them alive in their hearts

one thing people might do is that they

try to meet the people who were of the

same city or they can also keep their

hometowns alive in their heart by

celebrating the carnival or festivals

which were celebrated in the hometown