1.When I was young/little/a child I lived in a small house in the hometown, Tan Binh District. I had to move/go to the city to have a better life, because I think there's no place great like the city.
2.In the past , I can remeber my house was in the suburb. There weren't any sofas on the floor. The yard outside was not very bigbut there were a very beautiful flower garden and a big vegetable garden on the left of my house. I often jumped rope/skipped with friends in the yard. There was a ricefield/paddy field behind the house. There were many tall trees outside. You can have a fantastic view from my house.
- Are these natural?
3. - When will you be back to the UK? - When do you get back to US? - When will you go back to Canada?
- Thanks a lot to Teachers,
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Hi, I've made a few changes. When I was a child, I lived in a small house in Tan Binh District. I had to move to the city to have a better life.
— Clive
Hi, I've made a few changes.
When I was a child, I lived in a small house in Tan Binh District.
I had to move to the city to have a better life.
I think there's no place as great as a city.
In the past , I can remember my house was in the suburb.
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1.When I was a child, I lived in a small house in Tan Binh District. I had to move to the city to have a better life. I think there's no place as great as a city.
young you might be young but not a child, eg 20 /little a slightly informal, child-like way of speaking / a child I'd recom