I enjoy the excitement and convenience of city life, but there are also aspects I dislike. On the positive side, cities offer endless opportunities for entertainment, dining, and socializing. Public transportation is efficient, and everything I need is just a short walk away. However, the constant noise and crowded streets can be overwhelming. The air quality is often poor, and traffic jams are a daily hassle. I also find that city living can feel impersonal, as everyone is always rushing and rarely has time to connect with others. Despite these challenges, the vibrancy of city life is something I appreciate.

1.Unless you pay the parking fee, you cannot park here.

2.Even though we do not talk much, I still get along with my neighbors.

1.They asked me what we should bring to the wood carving demonstration.

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

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

In the past, summer holidays were a much-anticipated break from school. They usually lasted for several weeks, giving children plenty of time to relax and enjoy their free time. During these holidays, kids often played outside with friends, went swimming in nearby rivers or ponds, and helped their families with chores on the farm or around the house. There were no smartphones or computers, so children spent their days playing simple outdoor games like hide-and-seek or riding bicycles. Some children also visited relatives in the countryside or went on family trips. Summer holidays were a time to recharge, with less structured activities and more opportunities for creativity and adventure. It was a break that felt long and full of freedom.

In the past, summer holidays were a much-anticipated break from school. They usually lasted for several weeks, giving children plenty of time to relax and enjoy their free time. During these holidays, kids often played outside with friends, went swimming in nearby rivers or ponds, and helped their families with chores on the farm or around the house. There were no smartphones or computers, so children spent their days playing simple outdoor games like hide-and-seek or riding bicycles. Some children also visited relatives in the countryside or went on family trips. Summer holidays were a time to recharge, with less structured activities and more opportunities for creativity and adventure. It was a break that felt long and full of freedom.