Oct. 13, 2022
Q&A (Hometown)-2
Q: Do you like your hometown? Why or why not?
A: I like there. It's a inconvinient to live there, but It has a lot of nature. In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city center, and I can relax.
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Hometown Q&A 2
Q: Do you like your hometown?
Why or why not?
A: I like it there. A: I like it there.
It's a inconvienient to live there, but Iit has a lot of nature.
It's inconvenient to live there, but it has a lot of nature.
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city center, andso I can relax.
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city so I can relax.
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A: I like it there. A: I like it there.
You can say this many ways, for example
I like it. I like it there. I like my hometown.
It's a inconvienient to live there, but Iit has a lot of nature.
It's inconvenient to live there, but it has a lot of nature.
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city center, and I can relax.
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city, and I can relax.
"city center" is a bit odd, it sounds like a proper noun instead of describing the area of the city.
"center of the city", "heart of the city", or just "city" are more natural.
Oct. 13, 2022
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city center, and I can relax.
"city center" is a bit odd, it sounds like a proper noun instead of describing the area of the city.
"center of the city", "heart of the city", or just "city" are more natural.
I think he means that his town is a county of the city that is further from the center.
Perhaps he means something more like 'my part of town' than he does "my hometown".
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It's a inconvinient to live there, but It has a lot of nature.
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In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city center, and I can relax.
In my hometown, time seems to pass slower than in the city "city center" is a bit odd, it sounds like a proper noun instead of describing the area of the city. "center of the city", "heart of the city", or just "city" are more natural.
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