From
the
everyday
phone
notifications
to
the
irritating
mosquito
____________________
,
we
are
all
surrounded
by
different
sounds
.
Under
that
statement
,
it
is
necessary
to
have
a
wide
range
of
vocabulary
to
describe
or
talk
about
sounds
.
Sounds
can
be
____________________
-
like
a
cat
____________________
-
or
____________________
-
as
the
alarm
clock
sound
.
Other
sounds
may
hurt
our
ears
,
for
example
,
music
at
an
exaggerated
high
____________________
,
so
we
called
those
____________________
sounds
.
In
everyday
life
in
urban
areas
,
we
can
found
____________________
-
____________________
sounds
like
the
____________________
of
cars
during
a
traffic
jam
or
dogs
____________________
loudly
without
reason
.
On
the
other
hand
,
living
in
the
countryside
may
not
be
as
____________________
as
we
expect
.
Getting
accustomed
to
the
____________________
of
roosters
early
in
the
morning
or
the
____________________
-
____________________
of
donkeys
might
be
hard
at
first
.
However
,
the
____________________
and
hearing
the
birds
____________________
are
advantages
of
being
away
from
areas
with
____________________
pollution
.
Sounds
can
also
come
from
our
____________________
;
for
example
,
when
drinking
a
beverage
or
eating
soup
,
some
people
make
noise
by
____________________
,
or
they
can
even
____________________
.
Additionally
,
we
____________________
if
we
are
sleepy
;
and
while
sleeping
,
some
people
tend
to
____________________
.
Similarly
,
we
can
be
noisy
when
we
____________________
because
of
allergies
or
being
sick
;
or
when
we
are
irritated
or
in
pain
,
we
____________________
.
These
given
examples
help
us
to
talk
about
some
sounds
we
hear
and
to
describe
them
in
a
more
precise
manner
.
Finally
,
search
more
related
words
and
put
them
into
practice
is
the
best
way
to
keep
making
progress
in
language
learning
.
