The difference between living in the country and living in a big city
Four days have passed since I moved to Tokyo. I had never lived in a big city before. The biggest difference is that I don't drive any more though I drove every day in my small town. Now within five-minutes walk, I can go to various places, a bus stop, a subway station, a bank, a post office, a supermarket ...very convenient. It is easy to take a taxi, too. However, the apartment is very small and noisy as it faces to a big street.
Both lives have advantages and disadvantages. While I am living here, I want to enjoy city life as much as possible.
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Thank you for the correction, Alan. I thought the verb "face" is a transitive and intransitive verb.
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Great notebook entry. Your grammar is excellent! The only correction I have is where you wrote, "faces to a big street." You don't need to use "to" after faces. You can just say, "it faces a big street."
There is a phrasal verb that is "to face up to" which means to confront something or accept, but that will basically be the only time you use "to" with face.
Again, great entry.
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