Bạn không biết cách trình bày 1 bài luận tiếng Anh như thế nào và bạn muốn biết thêm nhiều bài luận mẫu khác nhau. Hãy tham khảo "380 bài luận mẫu tiếng Anh - Phần 3" để bổ sung thêm vốn từ vựng của bạn và những bai tiểu luận hay như: láng giềng tốt và xấu, những căn bệnh của đô thị hiện đại, học tư có cần thiết không?,. | 1 3SÛ ÿ BAI LLẬN ỉ MỈU I TIẾNG ANG J T ha 3 ĩ V J ĩ 239. NEIGHBOURS GOOD AND BAD LÁNG GIENG TOT VÁ XAU Wherever we stay we are bound to have neighbours. They are the people who live nearby. Unless we go and live in the desert or deep in the jungle we will always find them near. Come to think of it there are also neighbours in deserts and jungles but they may not be of the human kind. My family and I live in Happy Garden a neighbourhood of terrace houses and a few rows of shops. Our house is somewhere in the middle of this housing estate so we are surrounded by other houses. Some of the neighbours are wonderful while some are horrible. Yet there are others who simply prefer not to know the others. Right next to my house on the left is a family consisting of a young couple and their three young children. The parents earn a living selling vegetables in the night market. In the morning they go out collecting vegetables from the farms. Come afternoon they will be busy cleaning and sorting the vegetables for sale in the night. They are an industrious lot. The little ones the youngest is about four help their parents in their chores. We are grateful they live next oor for they are helpful and kind people. We regularly get vegetables from them at reduced price and sometimes for nothing at all. In turn we keep an eye on their house whenever they are away on business which is practically every night. The other next door neighbour is a retired teacher and his wife. Their children have all grown up and left the nest. They are left pretty much on their own. In the ten or so years that they have been our neighbours we hardlly know them. I would say they are We tried to be friendly with them when they first moved in but our efforts were of no avail. They simply nod their heads in reply or just ignore us completely. Now we leave them alone. That seems to be the way they want things to be. They have erected2 an invisible wall between us and them. The other neighbours also
