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  1. Have you ever visited a farm?
  2. What kind of farm would like to visit?
  3. Do you think farming is important?
  4. Did you do any farm work when you were young?

Sample Answers

Have you ever visited a farm? Actually, I grew up in the city, so I never had the chance to visit a farm when I was a kid. But I did visit a friend's farm last summer, and it was a real eye-opener. I was amazed by how much work goes into growing our food, and I gained a lot of respect for farmers. I remember being fascinated by the different types of crops they were growing, and the farmer explained to me why they chose to grow those specific crops in that region.

What kind of farm would like to visit? If I had the chance, I'd love to visit an organic farm that specializes in sustainable practices. I'm really interested in learning more about eco-friendly farming methods, and I think it would be amazing to see them in action. I've heard that organic farms are really making a difference in reducing our carbon footprint, and I'd love to learn more about the process.

Do you think farming is important? Absolutely, I think farming is crucial to our survival. Without farmers, we wouldn't have food on our tables, and I think people often take that for granted. Farming is not just about growing crops, it's about providing for our communities, and I think that's something we should all appreciate. Plus, with the world's population growing, we need to find sustainable ways to produce food, and farming is at the forefront of that.

Did you do any farm work when you were young? No, I didn't do any farm work when I was young, but I did help out in my grandparents' garden. They had a small vegetable garden in their backyard, and I would help them water the plants and harvest the vegetables. It was a great way to learn about where our food comes from, and it sparked my interest in sustainable living. I think it's really important for kids to learn about farming and gardening, it's a valuable life skill.

Key Phrases and Idioms

an eye-opener
an experience that is surprising or shocking, and makes you realize something new
The documentary was an eye-opener for me, I had no idea about the impact of plastic on the environment.
make a difference
to have a positive impact or effect on something
The new policy has made a real difference in reducing waste in our community.

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