Unfortunately, in case one of the most populated countries in the world, and the pollution problem is becoming force divided. Today, I’m going to talk about a class which is always in the news for the dangerous level of pollution. I visited it last December with a friend. He had a visa interview called US and as his parents couldn’t accompany you to all, he asked if I could. I wanted to buy some electronics from Delhi, so I gladly accepted. However, now I do from the moment we landed in Delhi, I could feel the pollution. My eyes were burning and I had trouble breathing normally. I felt there was something wrong with that. I had listened to the list high pollution level in the news, but it was than I expected. It was very uncomfortable to even is stand out. The pollution is mainly attributed to threesomes. Past is obviously private vehicles. Secondly, that’s stable burning in neighboring states. And finally, festivals like the only crackers are burnt. In fact, I visited the only near 15 days from is still the pollution levels are so high. I can’t even imagine how it would have been charged immediately after I had to immediately buy a mask and covered my eyes with sunglasses, which I didn’t take of till I reached inside my portal room. There is India’s capital, but I am ashamed that we have been unable to solve this problem. Both the state government and the center government promise action, but nothing is actually done to reduce COVID pollution. I have decided I am not think the lead deal that situation improves our goal.
Band 7+: Describe a place you visited where the air was polluted You should say: - Where the place is - When you visited it - Why the air was not good - And explain how you felt about the place
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Unfortunately, in one of the most populated countries in the world, the pollution problem is becoming a forced divide. Today, I'm going to talk about a city that is always in the news for its dangerous level of pollution. I visited Delhi last December with a friend. He had a visa interview in the US and, as his parents couldn't accompany him, he asked if I could. I wanted to buy some electronics from Delhi, so I gladly accepted. However, from the moment we landed in Delhi, I could feel the pollution. My eyes were burning, and I had trouble breathing normally. I felt there was something wrong with that. I had listened to the list of high pollution levels in the news, but it was worse than I expected. It was very uncomfortable to even stand outside. The pollution is mainly attributed to three sources. First, private vehicles. Secondly, stubble burning in neighboring states. And finally, festivals like Diwali, where crackers are burnt. In fact, I visited Delhi near Diwali, and the pollution levels were so high. I can't even imagine how it would have been charged immediately after. I had to immediately buy a mask and covered my eyes with sunglasses, which I didn't take off till I reached my hotel room. Delhi is India's capital, but I am ashamed that we have been unable to solve this problem. Both the state government and the central government promise action, but nothing is actually done to reduce the pollution. I have decided I won't visit Delhi again until the situation improves.
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