Narrator: In today’s show, we ask three teens how they feel about living in their city and how to make it a more liveable place. Hi, Tom. Do you want to start first?
Tom: Hi everyone. I love my city. It has good parks, libraries, and cinemas. However, traffic is getting worse, and the buses are quite old and uncomfortable. I think they should widen the roads and have more air-conditioned buses.
Narrator: Thanks, Tom. How about you, Elena?
Elena: Well, I’m not happy with my city. The only place teens can find entertainment is a shopping mall but it’s very costly, so I don’t like it. I want more free sports facilities so that we can do physical activities.
Narrator: Nice idea, Elena. And what about your city, Chi?
Chi: It’s really convenient living in my city. There are food stalls at almost all street corners. Many teens like street food and are too lazy to cook on their own. I think schools and parents should warn them about the hygiene risks of street food. Parents should also teach their children how to cook.