giải giúp mình cảm ơn Besides its beauty, the countryside of Britain is well known for many contrasts: its bare mountains and moorland, its lakes, rivers and woods, and its long, often wild coastline.,National parks which are protccted fro evvlloment by the ggovernment have the mostt beautiful and picturesque scenery. British people often associate the countryside with,stone walls in which cows or sheep are raised. Most farmland is now owned by individual Farmland, open spaces like fields of wheat and barley, green fields enclosed by hedges or,people or independent companies. However, the government has built a network of public,Many British people enjoy the peace and relaxation of life in the countryside where they can footpaths across the farmland.,spend their free time walking, cycling, or going for a picnic or a pub lunch. In summer they,can pick strawberries and other fruit in fruit farms. Nowadays, few rural people work on,farms. Many of them to work in towns. Many others wish to live in the countryside so,that they would have a better and healthier lifestyle.,1. What is the countryside of Britain famous for?,2. What does the word "they" in the passage refer to?,3. Where do you want to live? in the countryside or in the city?,4. What do you like about about the countryside?,5. What do you dislike about the countryside?

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giải giúp mình cảm ơn Besides its beauty, the countryside of Britain is well known for many contrasts: its bare mountains and moorland, its lakes, rivers and woods, and its long, often wild coastline.,National parks which are protccted fro  evvlloment by the ggovernment have the mostt beautiful and picturesque scenery. British people often associate the countryside with,stone walls in which cows or sheep are raised. Most farmland is now owned by individual Farmland, open spaces like fields of wheat and barley, green fields enclosed by hedges or,people or independent companies. However, the government has built a network of public,Many British people enjoy the peace and relaxation of life in the countryside where they can footpaths across the farmland.,spend their free time walking, cycling, or going for a picnic or a pub lunch. In summer they,can pick strawberries and other fruit in fruit farms. Nowadays, few rural people work on,farms. Many of them to work in towns. Many others wish to live in the countryside so,that they would have a better and healthier lifestyle.,1. What is the countryside of Britain famous for?,2. What does the word "they" in the passage refer to?,3. Where do you want to live? in the countryside or in the city?,4. What do you like about about the countryside?,5. What do you dislike about the countryside?

Accepted Answer

1. The countryside of Britain is famous for many contrasts: bare mountains and moorland, lakes, rivers and woods, and a long, often wild coastline. It's also known for its national parks with beautiful and picturesque scenery, and farmland where cows or sheep are raised.

2. The word "they" in the passage refers those who dream of living in the country

3. I prefer the tranquility and natural beauty of the countryside

4.  People often like the countryside for its tranquility, natural beauty, fresh air, and slower pace of life.

5. Similarly, I don't have personal experiences or dislikes. But some people might dislike the countryside due to its isolation, lack of amenities, limited job opportunities, and potential difficulties in accessing healthcare and other services.