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nata0808 [166]
3 years ago
10

Whats the definition of being ignored

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2 answers:
worty [1.4K]3 years ago
5 0

the defenition of being ignored is when someone is not giving attention to you

alisha [4.7K]3 years ago
4 0

Everyone defined "ignore" differiently from past experiences and perspective.

Being ignored, in my opinion, is an action where the individual pretend it's not there.

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Dear Ashish,

I was very happy to hear your thought after such a long time that you are curious to know about village life. Life in the village is very cool and calm. There is no hostle and jostle as in the cities. Air is pure without any pollution, there is plenty of water and no sound pollution. Unlike the cities, the village is full of greenery, farmland is full of crops and farmers are busy in their fields, trying to produce more and more crops to be able to feed more and more people. There is no scarcity of pure milk and fresh vegetables. People are friendly and very much concerned with each other.

The only thing that we lack here is that there are no good schools. We hope someday the government will come up with programmes of schools, safe and pure drinking water and electricity for at least 20 hours a day. This will bring more opportunities in the village and hence the migration of the workers to the cities will decrease.

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<h3>(2nd) Town life letter</h3>

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I am very glad to receive your letter. You have wanted to know about our city life. Well, the life we are learning in Dhaka city is very much tiring and boring. Life in Dhaka city is full of din and bustle. People are busy with their own work. The roads are full of vehicles; traffic jam is a common affair; noise and crowd is our constant companion, nature and natural beauties are hardly present or found in Dhaka city. Highrise buildings and other man-made attractions are now the beauties of Dhaka city. Despite some disadvantages of city life in Dhaka, there are some advantages also. People are very much time conscious.

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