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C he toured the area before and after the dam was built
1. Of course you get more risks of being affected by storms, tsunamis, etc.
2. Then, you'd have to deal with people or beach-goers - they're not always nice to be around, aren't they? o_O
3. Last, what I don't like about living near the sea is the salt in the air/sea spray whatever.
It doesn't do any good to the skin and the hair and of course to anything metal in the house.
But, honestly, having a house near the sea is a great (and beautiful) privilege. :)
Here, I think the advantages weigh more
Answer:
Probably because when you get older that means more wear and tear on the body
1. <span>d-Phrases like “worst choice ever” and “too silly” convey her frustration.
The narrator's frustration with her brothers, and the fact that she blames them for part of ruining her vacation is clear here.
2. </span><span>consuming
Eating is a very bland word, it doesn't give much indication on how hungry she was or excited she was about the food. Consuming is equally as bland a word.
3. </span><span>The language shows the author's biases.
Word choice throughout this piece shows the extreme emotional bias the narrator has towards the vacation. </span>
