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Describe a visit you have made to a factory and show what benefits you have derived from the visit.
Last week, under our form-teacher?s guidance we visited the Bicycle Factory.
On our arrival at the factory, we were warmly greeted by the director who gave us some information about the factory.
It is a long, low building with different workshops. There are 500 workers in the factory. Many of them live in the factory grounds but many others live in the nearby towns or villages and go to work by bus everyday.
When we entered the first workshop, the workers, in their overalls, were cutting steel tubes with hacksaws. It was very noisy here but the workers had got used to the noise.
The newly-cut steel tubes were brought to the next workshop where they were joined together into frames by soldering irons. Flashes of red and blue light sent out from soldering irons dazzled our eyes. The workers were absorbed in their work. Drops of sweat were rolling on their cheeks and their overalls were soaked with sweat. We went to the next workshop. The newly joined frames were brought there to be polished before they were painted. The final process of production was to assemble accessories together before the bicycles were put on the market.
The visit of the Bicycle Factory gave us a precious lesson: the existence of a society depends largely on the working class. The workers themselves create properly and material comforts for society with the sweat of their brow. And on impulse, we thought: ?If our government hadn?t imported such a large number of motorbikes and if all people had used bicycles as their means of transport, the environment wouldn?t have been so seriously polluted?.
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Describe a visit you have made to a factory
Describe a visit you have made to a factory and show what benefits you have derived from the visit.
Last week, under our form-teacher?s guidance we visited the Bicycle Factory.
On our arrival at the factory, we were warmly greeted by the director who gave us some information about the factory.
It is a long, low building with different workshops. There are 500 workers in the factory. Many of them live in the factory grounds but many others live in the nearby towns or villages and go to work by bus everyday.
When we entered the first workshop, the workers, in their overalls, were cutting steel tubes with hacksaws. It was very noisy here but the workers had got used to the noise.
The newly-cut steel tubes were brought to the next workshop where they were joined together into frames by soldering irons. Flashes of red and blue light sent out from soldering irons dazzled our eyes. The workers were absorbed in their work. Drops of sweat were rolling on their cheeks and their overalls were soaked with sweat. We went to the next workshop. The newly joined frames were brought there to be polished before they were painted. The final process of production was to assemble accessories together before the bicycles were put on the market.
The visit of the Bicycle Factory gave us a precious lesson: the existence of a society depends largely on the working class. The workers themselves create properly and material comforts for society with the sweat of their brow. And on impulse, we thought: ?If our government hadn?t imported such a large number of motorbikes and if all people had used bicycles as their means of transport, the environment wouldn?t have been so seriously polluted?.
- A Fire Accident I Have Witnessed
Describe a fire accident I have witnessed Fires are mainly caused by carelessness on the part of the occupants of a house, factory, office or a shop. Sometimes, fire can be caused by electrical short circuit or lightning. Last week, I visited my friend...
- Should A Factory Be Built In Your Community?
Should a factory be built in your community? There must still be negative thoughts that a factory should not be set up near a community. Although it is likely that no one totally oppose against the opinion, a serious consideration for the advantages and...
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A visit to an estate The outline: When? With whom? Why? Description of estate I have always lived in the town. The thought of visiting an estate had never occurred to me. Then, one day, my friend, Kok Kee, asked me if I would like to visit an estate with...
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21.The boy was climbing the cliff.The cliff was being climbed by the boy. 22. Will you ever forget those happy days?Will those happy days ever be forgotten (by you)? 23.All desire wealth and some acquire it.Wealth is desired by all and acquired by some....