People who prefer the countryside to big towns often say towns are

noisy, dirty and polluted, stressful, and crowded; however, the

countryside is quiet and peaceful, clean; calm and relaxing, and has
lots of open space and is safe.People who prefer big towns have a
different point of view. They say, in towns, there are plenty of things to do,
and life is exciting; there is a wide range of shops and lots of night - life;
however, in the countryside, there's nothing to do; it's boring, and there are
only a few shops; there's no night-life.
18. Every day, particularly in the rush-hour, we are / get stuck in a
traffic jam.(the times each day when there is a lot of traffic because
people are travelling to or from work; not able to move because of heavy
traffic)
19. The streets get so packed with traffic that travel is very slow or
even comes to a standstill.(extremely crowded; a situation in which there
is no movement or activity at all)
20. This is really stressful for commuters who travel to work in the
town..(someone who travels a long distance to work every day)
21. Vandalism is one of the major problems of big cities.(the crime of
deliberately damaging things, especially public property)
22. He grew up in the East London slums.(a house or an area of a city
that is in a very bad condition and is poor)
23. A picturesque new England village in the fall.(pretty and interesting,
especially in an old-fashioned way)
24. These are a lot of historic buildings in the village.(old)
25. I've had a pretty hectic social life.(very busy or full of activity)
26. In big towns, you can see a continual bustle of people coming and
going.(energetic activity)
27. It is a run-down inner-city area.(an area that is in a very bad
condition)
28. A lot of people are moving out of rural areas to urban areas.
(connected with a village: connected with a town or city)
29. It's a city of six million inhabitants / citizens.(a person who lives in a

town or city)
30. The (whole) town was on the streets.(the people who live in a town
or city)
31. We're moving downtown.(to or in the centre of a city)
32. Which part of town district do you live in?(an area of a town)
33. Many people live in the suburbs and travel to work in the centre of
town.(an area of a town where people live, outside the centre)
34. I live on the outskirts of Bradford.(the parts of a town or city that are
farthest from the centre)
35. We lived on the other side of the square.(an open space in a town or
city that has buildings all around it)
There is always distinction between rulal living and city
living.Now a days, most people are shifting from rular areas to
the urban area.Manyof them to earn money,spend a lucurious
life.But i think that people can live more comfortablly in the rular
areas.I personally prefer living in a small towns because of peace
and quite,a better environment and family safty.
First of all,villages are usually quiet and relatively calm.The life in
village is very peacefull and relaxed.There will be less vehicles
and cars in the towns.People can be peaceful with out any
noise.Of course,not all smale towns are idyllic in these
fashion.Everybody dont like these slow and quite lifesyle.As the
vehicle are low in the towns there will be no noise and
pollution.On the other hand, in cities there will be more noise
because of more vehicles and cars.Also more pollusion because
of industries, vehicles and cars.howevere, i personally enjoy the
village life.Through my childhood I have spent my life in small
towns and big cites.I experenced peaceful and happy life in
village.
Second of all, I think villages have better environment .There will
be less traffic and pollution when compared to the cites.I fell it is
easy to walk out to feilds,forests ,valleys and oceans and lake .I
personally like to go out to see nature atlease once in a month to
breath a fresh air,so it will be easy to go and spend grate natural
scence.Of course,citiesalso have many things for

entertenment,night lfe and broder scope of amenities. In small

towns vegitable,friutes and also cereals are available in cheper
rates and very fresh.in contrast,in cites those all are available but
expensive and less quality.They use many medicines to grow
them which are harmfull our life.so,I prefer these healthy and
better environment in the village.
Third of all, village are also better for families.Towns have closer
knit communites.They look out for each other and help each
other .Safty factors are more reliable in the community based
townships.where as in the cites nobody has time to talk to each
other and they not even care when any boby is seriously ill.
In conclusion,there are many good reasons why villages are
better than cities.To sum up the benifites in villages, people can
live peacefull,calm and slow life.Villages have grate environment
and healthy life.Also people can safely live in towns.So, I prefer
living in villages.But at last, I suggest the people who are well
educated and doctors should think about village and help them
by working in schools,lunching industies,establishing hospatals
and conducting awareness workshops in the villages.so that
people in the village will not migrate to big cities and can have
much better life.
I think living in the countryside is far better than living in the city. There are
numerous of reasons why living in countryside is the better than the city. The
scenery, the streets, the people and the paced are totally different compare
to the city.The first outstanding characteristic about the countryside is that it
is beautiful and peaceful. The air is fresh and the surroundings green. This is
because the countryside is free from pollution, be it air, land or noise
pollution. There no such perfect peaceful view that you can see other than in
the countryside.There are no crowded streets and heavy traffic in the
countryside. Thus there are no fumes from cars and smoke from factories
buildings to pollute the air. The trees surrounded the countryside help the
people from inhaling the polluted air. The freshness smell of plant somehow
helps the people of the countryside to have a healthy life.Furthermore,
people in the countryside are more conscious of keeping their surroundings
clean and so there is little throwing of rubbish everywhere, only at
designated places. This is unlike the cities where if the garbage trucks do not
collect the rubbish disposed by household or restaurants, the city will be
overflowing with rubbish! This will attract the mosquitoes, fly, rats and wild
dogs to pollute their surrounding that will cause them to have diseases like
dengue and cholera.Thirdly, heavy traffic and crowded streets increase the
level of noise pollution. The honking of cars in the streets is continuous and
the crowds on the roads increase the hub of activity. There are also sound of

the machine used in manufacturing factories, loud radio in and out the mall.
These add to the noise of the city. Even if one lives in residential areas, one
is never far from busy streets.However, in the countryside, life is slow-paced.
There is no need to rush around because there are not too many places to
go. Most places are close by and people can walk or cycle. Less vehicle used,
so less fumes is released.The most heart-warming thing about the
countryside is the attitude of people. People are friendly and helpful. If there
are any happy or festive occasions, everyone pitches in to help. This feeling
of cooperation and neighbourliness is what separates the countryside from
the city.In the city, people are too busy to take note of the people around.
Some hardly even know their neighbours. So they would not even be
bothered about what happens to people around. This is why the crime rate is
increasing in the city because bystanders do not rush in to help if a crime is
committed on the streets.The pace of life in the countryside is slow so people
have more time to enjoy life as the day goes on. Thus, for me to enjoy the
quality of life, I prefer to live in the countryside.

Most American families are starved for time to spend

together, and dinner may be the only time of the day when
we can reconnect, leaving behind our individual pursuits like
playing video games, emailing and doing homework. Dinner
is a time to relax, recharge, laugh, tell stories and catch up
on the days ups and downs, while developing a sense of
who we are as a family.