Since my country is one of the oldest in the world in the field of architecture, and constructing a beautiful bolding. Finding beautiful structures is, uh, curtailing very easy. But choice in one of them and describing it’s beautiful is very difficult task. I’m glad that I had the opportunity to see many of them. The bolding that, uh, I want to describe to this to the best of my ability is the Sheihlut for one school, uh, in the Naksha Jahan Square’s farm. It’s worth nothing that, uh, this bolding after more than, uh, 400 years has a sword weight without any damage from, uh, nature and man made, uh, disasters and wars. One of them, one of the, unique future, uh, of this Moscow is the colors of the titles used, uh, which researchers say can only be reflected, uh, using nanotechnology in modern times. Another remarkable, uh, specter of, uh, this structure that always capture my attention is, uh, having such a delocated, and, uh, calving effects can be created with the bolding materials. Explaining the beautiful of the bolding is profoundly and not possible in short conversation. What I would like to point with another, not, uh, on the end. Typically, in Moscow is a palace where people uh, we believe in god, go to our worship. However, this bolding proof, uh, proof to use the you don’t have to believe in god to visit a Moscow and enjoy the beauty.
Band 6+: Describe a building that you particularly like. where is the building? What is it look like? Explain why you like this building?
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Since my country is one of the oldest in the world in the field of architecture, constructing beautiful buildings is, uh, certainly very easy. But choosing one of them and describing its beauty is a very difficult task. I'm glad that I had the opportunity to see many of them. The building that I want to describe to the best of my ability is the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Naqsh-e Jahan Square's farm. It's worth noting that, uh, this building, after more than 400 years, has withstood weight without any damage from nature and man-made disasters and wars. One of the unique features of this mosque is the colors of the tiles used, which researchers say can only be replicated using nanotechnology in modern times. Another remarkable aspect of this structure that always captures my attention is having such delicate and calving effects created with the building materials. Explaining the beauty of the building is profoundly not possible in a short conversation. What I would like to point out is that, typically, in mosques, people who believe in God go to worship. However, this building proves that you don't have to believe in God to visit a mosque and enjoy the beauty.
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