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It is better to live in the country than in the city. Just imagine what it would be like to live in the countryside. In the morning, you get up, listening to birds chirping. At night, if you look up into the sky, you can see hundreds of stars twinkling. Since there are fewer street lights and shops that are open until late at night, the moon illuminates the street as you walk. You may not be able to find as many exciting amusement facilities in the country, but when summer comes around, a lot of fireflies show up to entertain you and soothe your mind. For this reason, I’d choose city life over rural one.
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teacherJapan In the morning, you get up, listening to birds chirping. No, you don't. You wake up to the sound of chirping birds.
- teacherJapan In the morning, you get up, listening to birds chirping.
- No, you don't.
- You wake up to the sound of chirping birds.
- There are many ways to put that, of course, but your way implies that you don't get up in the city, birds or no birds, and "get up" is not what you mean because you hear them while you're still lying down.
- Also, listening is an active process, and although you might do that of a morning, it's not what you mean.
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teacherJapan In the morning, you get up, listening to birds chirping.
No, you don't. You wake up to the sound of chirping birds. There are many ways to put that, of course, but your way implies that you don't get up in the city, birds or no birds, and "get up" is not what you mean because you hear them while you're still lying down. Also, listening is an ac
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