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In the Town - Reading

In The Town


We have a very busy town. Most of the time is noisy and crowded on weekdays.  Office workers usually hurry during rush hours. The train is often crowded with working people and students, too. 



I often get excited when it is almost weekend. My family decided to go the town's zoo, botanical garden and hopefully to the amusement park as well.










Question:
1. What is noisy all the time?
2. Why is the train often crowded?
3. Why is the student so excited about ?
4. Describe the pictures you can see.



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