Neighborhood

FINAL PROJECT

STEPHANY MARTELO ROMERO

SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDIZAJE
CURSO VIRTUAL
ENGLISH PRE-ADVANCED
JUNIO 15 DE 2012
ENVIGADO, ANTIOQUIA

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The neighborhood isthe place where you live and grow up. It changes its name, but is basically made up of houses, buildings and people, all around the world is the same structure.
Neighborhoods are classified in zone andareas, however there are safe and dangerous suburbs, as it was already said everything depends on the area you are living in.
“ Safe “suburbs are protected by security guards or cameras, here peoplecan hang out with certain peace, and perhaps there are less thieves out there, but at least one of these little friends of other’s possessions are ready to get in the mood to steel something, ortrying to take food to their homes. Actually according to my thought, there are not safe neighborhoods, since; in rich areas thieves have a bigger opportunity to hunt a huge treasure, otherwise steelingin this kind of places is harder, but if I were a thief, I’d say it worth it.
On the other hand we’ve got dangerous suburbs, this case is particularly different, being that these neighborhoods are thecriminal cradle and a mountain of crummy business are in action.
People with a good financial state, come up to these places to do what they want because there is not law and order, and they takeadvantage of the people who lives in those sites.
Given that we have as the main example the poor little girls involved in whorehouses, some of them under their parental control.
Now that you have aclear idea of the neighborhoods from a biased point of view, I am going to talk to you about my neighborhood.
The area where I live suffers a lack of teenagers, despite that, I am pretty happy. Myapartment’s view is gorgeous, I can see the river and the trees, but also the cars on their way.
I think it needs a flitch of style, but in general terms the suburb is quite appeased and easy to get...