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A good community
In VN are there any facilities for improving relations between neighbours?There are some but not very much facilities to build good neighbourly relations, and of course having a place to go and mingle with people your own age also gives a sense of community otherwise you might be isolated and sad, and I hope those facilities will be springing up more.
I don’t really know, but it has one or two in my city, it’s everywhere you know. We normally organize annual fairground for citizens to socialize and build good relations with people nearby.
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Are there any facilities for improving relations between neighbours in VN?
There are some, but not very many. Of course, having a good place to go and mingle with people your own age creates a sense of community to keep you from feeling isolated and sad. I hope more facilities will be springing up.
There are one or two of these facilities where I live. The city normally organizes an annual fair for citizens to socialize and build good relations with people nearby.
A good community
In VN are there any facilities for improving relations between neighbours?There are some but not very much many facilities to build good neighborly relations, and of course having a place to go and mingle with people your own age also gives a sense of community otherwise you might be isolated and sad, and I hope those facilities will be springing up more. spring up more
I don’t really know, but it there is has one or two in my city, it’s they are everywhere you know. We normally organize annual fairground for citizens to socialize and build good relations with people nearby.
Comments
"will be springing up more" --> you are using the future continuous tense. Which is perfect, BUT in this context you are saying 'i hope those facilities will do something", SO ---> just use simple future tense. You do not know if the facilities will continually 'spring up' in the future.
"it has one or two in my city" --> 'it' is singular, therefore because you say "one or two in my city" --> this is plural. Therefore use 'they' instead. 'they' is always plural.
"fairground" --> usually you can just say 'fair', as in "i went to the fair". If you say, "i went to the fairgrounds" --> this does not mean you attended the fair. It could just be a location you visit. In Brisbane, Australia we have the 'exhibition grounds' where we have a big fair once a year. BUT, the location is literally called 'the show grounds', so many people go to the 'show grounds' but not because of the fair.
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