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2. What means of transport do you use when going for a trip from your workplace/school?
When I plan a trip from my workplace or school, I typically opt for a coach as my means of
transport. It offers a comfortable and cost-effective way to travel, allowing me to enjoy the
journey without the stress of driving.
3. Is driving to work popular in your country?
Yes, driving to work is quite popular in my country, and many people choose to commute
using motorbikes as well. It's a common mode of transportation due to its convenience and
flexibility, especially in busy urban areas.
4. Do you think people will drive more in the future?
I believe that, in the future, people may actually drive less and rely more on public transport.
With growing concerns about environmental sustainability and the increasing availability and
efficiency of public transportation systems, it seems likely that driving habits will shift
towards more eco-friendly alternatives.
Topic 11: Noise
1. Do you like to stay in a place with a lot of noise?
No, I don't particularly enjoy staying in a place with a lot of noise. It not only disrupts my
peace of mind but also has a negative impact on my health and well-being.
2. Do you think there is too much noise in today’s world?
Yes, I do believe that there is often too much noise in today's world, especially in the bustling
big cities. It's become a pervasive aspect of modern life, and it can be overwhelming at times,
affecting our overall quality of life.
3. Is making noise one of people’s rights?
Yes, I do believe that making some noise can be considered one of people's rights, as long as
it's within reasonable limits and doesn't infringe upon the rights and peace of others in the
community.
4. What kinds of noises are there in the area where you live?
In the area where I live, there are various noises that are quite common. These include the
constant hum of cars passing by on the nearby road and occasional construction noises as
new buildings are being developed. These sounds are part of the urban environment, and
while they can be somewhat disruptive, they are also a testament to the vibrant life of the
city.