Living in a sustainable city has numerous advantages, including access to clean and renewable energy sources, efficient public transportation systems, and a strong sense of community. Sustainable cities also tend to have better air and water quality, as well as more green spaces for residents to enjoy. Additionally, sustainable cities often prioritize local and organic food production, leading to healthier and more environmentally friendly food options. However, there are also some disadvantages to living in a sustainable city, such as higher cost of living, potential limitations due to regulations and restrictions, and ongoing challenges related to waste management and pollution.

Living in a smart city brings many benefits and disadvantages. In this article, I will present some pros and cons of living in a smart city.

The first advantage of living in a smart city is convenience. Information and communications technology is integrated into urban systems, helping to provide public services more effectively. For example, through mobile applications, people can easily search for information about transportation, destinations, and entertainment activities. Furthermore, the smart traffic system helps reduce congestion and save travel time.

Another advantage of smart cities is energy saving and environmental protection. Advanced technologies are applied to manage and use resources effectively. For example, automatic lighting and temperature regulation in buildings help save energy. In addition, the use of smart public transport and self-driving cars helps reduce polluting emissions.

However, living in a smart city also has disadvantages. One of them is the issue of information security. With the widespread use of information technology, the risk of personal information insecurity and privacy violations increases. This requires strong security measures to ensure the safety of people's personal data.

Another drawback of smart cities is their dependence on technology. If technology systems fail or are attacked, public services could be disrupted. This poses challenges for maintaining stability and ensuring security of smart cities.

In short, living in a smart city brings many benefits such as convenience and energy savings. However, it is also necessary to pay attention to information security issues and dependence on technology. To make the most of the advantages and minimize the disadvantages, smart investment and management from city managers is needed.
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1. Like

2.have

3learn

4.talk

5.play

6.do

7.watch

8.read

1 - Love

2 - Learn

3 - 

4 - Listen

5 - Play

6 - ????

7 - Study

I'm 40 years old. 

I'm 22 years old

1 Anna is much happier than Sarah

2 Peter's presentation is far more professional than Daniel's

3 Sarah talks a lot louder than Tom

4 It is raining much more heavily than yesterday

5 Ruby lives a lot farther from the station than anyone else in my class

6 Maths is much more difficult than Literature

7 A Mercedes is much more expensive than a Toyota

8 The clown with the blue nose is a lot funnier than the other clown

9 We are looking for a much smaller apartment than the one we are staying now

10 Angelina is a lot more beautiful than Veronica

MAY ( Tháng năm )

May

Bài 4:

29. invited ----> invite

30. in ----> on

31. on ---> by

33. go ---> goes

32. photo ---> photos

35. in ----> with

1 invited => invite

2 in => on

3 bỏ on

4 photo => photos

5 go => goes

6 big => a big

6 in => with

mình cần các bạn giúp với tớ ko làm được

29. invited chuyển thành invite

30. in chuyển thành on

31.on chuyển thành by

32.photo chuyển sang photos

33. go chuyển thành goes

35. in ( chỗ in her grandparents ) chuyển thành with

I / YOU / WE / THEY + V ( nguyên thể)

HE / SHE / IT + V ( s / es )

Tobe

(+) S+ is/am/ are +N/adj

(-) S+is/am/are + not + N/adj

(?) Is/am/are + S + N/adj ?

DTT

(+) S + V(s/es)

(-) S + Don't/ Doesn't + Vinf

(?) Do/does + S + Vinf

DHNB : always,usually,often,sometimes,....

V(bare) : They,you,we,I--do --don't

V(s,es): she,he,it -- does--doesn't