THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN A DIFERENTS PLACES

THE ADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN A DIFERENTS PLACES

The advantages of living in a small town are: that there isn’t much traffic and you can go walking everywhere calmly. If you have got little children you haven’t got fear, because the ambient is very quiet and is more security. As is a small village, there aren’t many people and all the people know between them. The houses are bigger and normally they have more than one floor. They are surrounded by fields and nieces views. The people usually work in their own field producing natural products like vegetables and fruits.

The disadvantages of living in a small town are: there aren’t many shops and the ones that there are they haven’t got a lot of things and if you want to do the purchase weekly you can’t buy there. And you have to take the car and go to the most near city and buy the thing there. If you want to have privacy, in the villages is so difficult because the people find out of all. Not all the villages have school or high school and the children who live in a village have to go in another city or village bigger for go to school and they have to go by bus or by car.

The advantages of living in a city are: there are a lot of schools, high schools and nurseries. Also there are a lot of different shops with a lot of variety of products. In a city there are more things to do at the weekend or the free time, like go shopping, go to the cinema, and go to the bowling… It’s easier to go out with the friends! The attention medic is better because there are more hospitals around the city and there resolve big illness.

The disadvantages of living in a city are: there is a lot of traffic and it’s more difficult to arrive at the time to work or to school. There are more people and you only know a few of them. Also there is a lot of pollution because there are more cars and more industries. When you go walking you are more insecurity because you don’t know the people and you have got fear that the strange people can steal you.