#Speaking #Noise #part1 Do you mind noises? To be honest, I | IELTS with Soniya

#Speaking #Noise #part1

Do you mind noises?
To be honest, I really can’t stand being in noisy places, especially when I have work to focus on. Then, I wouldn’t be able to put my mind into what I’m doing, which would undoubtedly reduce my productivity.

What types of noise do you come across in your daily life?
Actually, there are a variety of noises a person may come across on a daily basis. The first type is traffic noise such as the engine sounds/ noise or honks, which can get worse during traffic jams. The second is noise coming from factories, construction sites or maybe stores where there are lots of machines in use.

Are there any sounds that you like?
Well, as a matter of fact, I don’t mind nature sounds, I enjoy them actually. I love to surround myself with nature, listening to the chirping birds or blowing winds. It has a great calming effect and is an excellent way to unwind. I’m also keen on listening to the sounds of musical instruments, especially pianos or violins.

Where can you hear loud noise?
There are many places in the cities where you can hear loud noises. Construction sites are one of them as they are filled with large machines. Another place is on busy roads where there are a lot of vehicles or in stations where many people chatter and announcements are played again and again.

Do you think there’s too much noise in modern society?
Actually, I do agree that the level of noise is increasing overtime and most of it is caused by human activity. Industrial activities such as factory operations has contributed greatly to the rising level of noise pollution. Together with this are noises coming from traffic, concerts or stores that play loud music to attract consumers.

Are cities becoming noisier?
To be honest, I think it depends on the development of each city. that are undergoing industrialisation or modernisation are definitely getting noisier while those which are not or have already undergone this process might be unaffected

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