You should say
-What place is it?
-When do you visit that place?
-How do you feel about it?
-Why don’t you want to live there?
Model Answer
Introduction
- A home is should be located in a serene environment,
- Free from all forms of noise and air pollution.
- It should also be secured.
- I would be talking about a home I visited and liked but cannot live in such an environment.
What place is it?
- It was my uncle’s house.
- I went there to pay him a courtesy visit.
- Being the first time since he moved out of a rented apartment to his own house.
When did you visit that place?
- I went there during the summer holidays.
- We just finished our first semester at the college.
How do you feel about it?
- I felt excited visiting him since it was my very first time visiting since he moved to his own house.
- It’s a very large house with a large compound, beautiful interior design, many rooms and very lovely chandeliers.
Why don’t you want to live there?
- I don’t want to live there because of the concentration of industries.
- The noise from those industries was quite disturbing.
- The exhaust fumes from the chimney that got into the air polluted the air.
- The air there isn’t good to breathe in because of the fumes.
Part-3 : Follow up Questions
1. What type of apartment do most people in your country like to live in?
People in my country love to live in a big house most times in a duplex because of the extended family they have.
2. Do you live flat?
Yes I live in a flat.
3. Do people take gifts when they visit each other?
Yes they exchange gifts when they visit each other. I believe that it’s a gesture of peace when people exchange gifts when they visit each other.
4. What is the difference between the houses in the city centre and the small-town?
The houses in the city centre are well planned and arranged unlike that of the small town. The buildings in the city centre are sophisticated and of standard quality but that of the small towns are not of good quality as those in the cities.