Now ealiaation has become an inevitable part of our life. And whether we like or not, we have to tolerate, we can’t escape it. Here I am going to talk about a situation when there was a too much noise and it was a religious function. On my summer vacation I uh, I uh, go to my grandparents house, which is a village side. So there is a religious function called pa. Um, but um, there is many people ah, very noisy and they are using loudspeaker after 10:00 p.m. so I am not against with um, religious function but I am uh, extremely against using loudspeaker after 10:00 p.m. i’I. Am very much tired hearing the noise. And I used to close my window to reduce the ah, sound but it uh, didn’t help me. And I put my uh, buds on y. Uh, it also didn’t work. And I think uh, noise pollution is very uh, difficult thing that affect our work efficiency or study, um, mentality of studying. It affects both our mental health and physical health. Uh, I like heart problems here. Impairment, depression and so. So I think everyone should uh, realize the um, cons of noise pollution. And uh, we should try to avoid a large number of fors because it is very harmful to other people which are hearing. So that the situation. And there are many people in that function and they are also using loudspeaker. The sound of loudspeaker plus the voice of um, people in that function create a large noise pollution. So I think everyone uh, and my uncle uh, tells me he is from Canada and he tells me the canadian people did not use uh, did not use horns and unnecessary. So the traffic uh, goes smoothly. So I think everyone will believe the uh, negative side. Everyone will affect uh, as of the negative side of the noise pollution. And uh, everyone contributed us to uh.
Band 6+: Describe a place where there was a lot of noise/ Describe a noisy place you have been to - When this happened? - Where it was? - Why there was a lot of noise - Explain what you did when you heard the noise • Noise pollution has become an inevitable part of our life. • Whether we like it or not, we have to tolerate it. We can't escape it. • Here, I'm going to talk about a situation when there was too much noise.
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Noise pollution has become an inevitable part of our life. Whether we like it or not, we have to tolerate it, we can't escape it. Here, I'm going to talk about a situation when there was too much noise. It was during a religious function. On my summer vacation, I went to my grandparents' house, which is in a village. There was a religious function called a 'puja'. There were many people, it was very noisy, and they were using loudspeakers after 10:00 p.m. I'm not against religious functions, but I am extremely against using loudspeakers after 10:00 p.m. I was very tired of hearing the noise. I tried closing my window to reduce the sound, but it didn't help. I put my earbuds on, but that didn't work either. I think noise pollution is a very difficult thing that affects our work efficiency, our ability to study, and our mental state. It affects both our mental and physical health. It can lead to heart problems, hearing impairment, depression, and so on. I think everyone should realize the negative consequences of noise pollution. We should try to avoid excessive noise because it is very harmful to people's hearing. In this situation, there were many people at the function, and they were using loudspeakers. The sound of the loudspeakers plus the voices of the people created a lot of noise pollution. My uncle, who is from Canada, told me that Canadians don't use horns unnecessarily, so traffic flows smoothly. I think everyone understands the negative side of noise pollution. Everyone is affected by it. We all contribute to it.
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