Describe a public facility that has been improved in your area.

You should say:

• What the facility is
• When it was built
• What people do there
• And explain what influence the facility has 

One public facility that has been improved in my area is the local park. It was originally built about 20 years ago, but last year, the government decided to upgrade it to make it more modern and enjoyable for everyone. The park now has new playground equipment for children, a walking path for joggers, and even a small outdoor gym for adults. There are also more benches and shaded areas where people can relax. People visit the park for many reasons. Families often come on weekends to let their kids play, while older residents enjoy walking or sitting under the trees. In the evenings, you can see groups of friends gathering to chat or exercise. The park has become a lively place where people of all ages can spend time outdoors. The improvement of the park has had a big influence on the community. It has brought people together and encouraged a healthier lifestyle. Before the upgrade, the park was quiet and not well-maintained, but now it is always busy and full of life. It has also made the neighborhood more attractive, and many people say they feel happier living here because of it.

Alright, here's how you can tackle this question. First, start by naming the facility—maybe it's a park, library, or sports center. Then, mention when it was built or improved, like 'last year' or 'a few months ago.' Next, talk about what people do there—like jogging, reading, or playing games. Finally, explain its impact—maybe it's brought the community together or made life more convenient. Keep it simple and natural, like you're telling a friend. Don't forget to use past tense for the building part and present tense for what people do now. Also, add a personal touch—like how you feel about it. That'll make your answer sound real and engaging. Good luck!

Part 3 Example Question

1. Why are some means of public transport more popular than others, like subway?

2. What kind of transport do young people and old people prefer?

3. What’s the difference between the facilities in towns and in cities?

4. Why are some public facilities not being used enough?

5. Do you think public parks are necessary in all areas of a city?

6. Why do people feel released in parks and coffee shops?

7. What facilities do young people and old people like in your country?

8. What measures should be taken to deal with damage to public facilities?