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Describe a place where you live

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I live in Binh Duong which is a big city with a lot of green trees surrounding it and there are a variety of restaurants and department stores. In this city, i frequently go to the park to walk my dog around the fountain and contemplate colorful flowers with my best friend at school. People behave in a perfectly ordinary manner forward me. They are my neighbour and they like to talk with me. I often play badminton with some kids in the playground at the weekend. As i know about them, they are so friendly and comfortable. Besides, the air and wind make me feel gracious to sleep so that is why i like to live there.

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