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Living In The Country
Living In The
Country B. Schmid
We’ve read that living in the city has advantages
and disadvantages. About living in the country it is the same.
Let’s first talk about the
advantages.
The biggest plus for living in the country, is the
space. In the country you have much more space to live. For example, most of the
people in the country have their own garden. If you want to relax you can either
sit in your garden or you can go for a walk. The towns in the country
aren’t as overcrowded as the cities are so you won’t meet a lot of
people. Some people say that the life in the country is a lonely one. But I
think that’s wrong. In the country you know the whole village. If you are
bored, you can call in at your neighbours, or you can go to the local pub, and
I’m sure you will meet someone you know.
But there are also a lot of disadvantages of living in
the country.
First, it is often hard to find a job, so you have to go
to the city. That’s a big disadvantage, ‘cause you should have your
own car. Without a car, you have to use the mostly bad public traffic transports
to the city. In the country you don’t have a lot of possibilities to do
something interesting. For example, you don’t have a museum, there’s
no cinema, no disco, you can’t go shopping because there’s no
shopping mall. These are also points why you should have a car.
Most of the people think that the air is better in the
country than in the city. But that’s wrong. In the suburbs, the air is
often worse than in the city, ‘cause the ozone load is bigger.
That’s why there isn’t any nitrogen monoxide that kills the
ozone.
I listed the fact, that everybody knows each other among
advantages, but it can also be a disadvantage. Because in country-towns there
are a lot of rumours. ”This one did this and the other one was in bed with
the third one” and so on. This may be very disagreeable, because it
doesn’t matter what you do, the whole village will know
it.
Concluding I living in the city, because there’s
much more to do. You can enjoy the nightlife without owning a car. But I
understand the older people who want to relax in the country, away from the
city-stress.
Maybe one time I’ll move also to the country to
have my silence and to enjoy my evening of life.
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