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ابو الفيصل · 2012- 5- 13

هذي احدى القطع وشرحها بالمحاضره المباشره الثالثه
والقطعه الثانيه بجيبها ان شاء الله

My neighborhood is fascinating because people from all over the world live in it. When I walk down the main street of my neighborhood, I can hear the unfamiliar sounds of languages from all over the world. Each ethnic group has its own colorful shop or fascinating restaurant. On a warm evening, I can smell the sweet melons from the Korean produce store and the spicy curries from the Indian restaurant. These smells are free, but for a small price, I can also buy any of 50 kinds of cheeses with strange names from one store, or exotic Asian vegetables and the spices to cook them in from another. The people of the neighborhood take pride in their surroundings. On almost every street , they plant trees and flowers from their native countries to remind them of home and to brighten up the dull gray cement and run-down apartment buildings. One of my neighbors plants delicate Scottish flowers every year in memory of her mother’s garden in Scotland. Another neighbor has a Chinese vegetable garden in window boxes. I don’t need to buy an airplane ticket to experience the world, a walk around my neighborhood can be just as exciting.

2012- 5- 13	#22
ابو الفيصل أكـاديـمـي ذهـبـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 91940 تاريخ التسجيل: Wed Oct 2011 المشاركات: 930 الـجنــس : ذكــر عدد الـنقـاط : 1204 مؤشر المستوى: 68 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: اداب الدراسة: انتساب التخصص: انجليزي المستوى: خريج جامعي	رد: ☻تجمع ماده الانشاء والتعبير ☻ هذي احدى القطع وشرحها بالمحاضره المباشره الثالثه والقطعه الثانيه بجيبها ان شاء الله My neighborhood is fascinating because people from all over the world live in it. When I walk down the main street of my neighborhood, I can hear the unfamiliar sounds of languages from all over the world. Each ethnic group has its own colorful shop or fascinating restaurant. On a warm evening, I can smell the sweet melons from the Korean produce store and the spicy curries from the Indian restaurant. These smells are free, but for a small price, I can also buy any of 50 kinds of cheeses with strange names from one store, or exotic Asian vegetables and the spices to cook them in from another. The people of the neighborhood take pride in their surroundings. On almost every street , they plant trees and flowers from their native countries to remind them of home and to brighten up the dull gray cement and run-down apartment buildings. One of my neighbors plants delicate Scottish flowers every year in memory of her mother’s garden in Scotland. Another neighbor has a Chinese vegetable garden in window boxes. I don’t need to buy an airplane ticket to experience the world, a walk around my neighborhood can be just as exciting.