So now I want to talk about that place I visited was different from my hometown. Last year I visited Kashkadar, it’s another city of Uzbekistan next to the Samarkand. Honestly, I visited there every year, maybe twice a year. But I understand that my hometown is much different than this city. Every year, I will visit with my family to go there to eat tandoor. And I understand that there are quite easy to live, not easy, how to say simple to live. There are small houses for one or two rooms. I think it’s not comfortable because there are no convenience to live. For example, they go to the street and give in the river and go to home and prepare for something. In Samarkand has every convenient, how to say, things. I live in a semi-detached house. I say that Samarkand is very rich city and there are live rich people. But in Kashkedarya is another place. For example, there instead of the toll, they give, how to say, pepper. and it’s very uncomfortable place. I live in Samarkand and I understand that in Kashkodara is another life, not in my hometown.
Band 6+: Describe a place you visited that was very different from your hometown. You should say: - Where the place was - When you visited it - What you did there And explain what made it so different from your hometown.
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So now I want to talk about a place I visited that was different from my hometown. Last year, I visited Kashkadar, another city in Uzbekistan next to Samarkand. Honestly, I visit there every year, maybe twice a year. But I understand that my hometown is much different from this city. Every year, I go with my family to eat tandoor. I find it quite simple to live there. There are small houses with one or two rooms. I think it's not comfortable because there are no conveniences for living. For example, they go to the street, wash in the river, and then go home to prepare something. In Samarkand, there are many conveniences. I live in a semi-detached house. I would say that Samarkand is a very rich city, and there are rich people living there. But in Kashkadar, it's another place. For example, instead of tolls, they use, how to say, pepper. It's a very uncomfortable place. I live in Samarkand, and I understand that in Kashkadar, it's a different life compared to my hometown.
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