Describe A Noisy Place You Have Been To

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Part 2
where it is
A place that makes a lot of noise is the airport terminal in my city during ...
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when you went there
The latest time was the summer before the pandemic, when I visited another big ...
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what you did there
As I made my way to the check-in counter, the noise made me raise my voice to ...
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And explain why you feel it's a noisy place
The constant hustle and bustle of people rushing to make their flights creates ...
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The noise level was slightly lower as I entered the waiting area, where ...
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A busy airport terminal during peak travel season can be incredibly noisy; it ...
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Part 3
1. What types of noise do you come across in daily life?
There are some common types of noise we might encounter daily: traffic noise ...
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2. Which is exposed to more noise, the city or the countryside?
Overall, it depends on the specific location and the sources of noise present. ...
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3. Should children not be allowed to make noise under any circumstances?
No, children should not be prevented from making noise under all circumstances ...
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4. How can people consider others' feelings when chatting in public?
When chatting in public, people can consider others' feelings by being mindful ...
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