Toefl Topic: Do you prefer living in a place with diverse climate or a place ...

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Toefl Topic: Do you prefer living in a place with diverse climate or a place with a stable climate all year long

As the saying goes, "different people, different tastes". From my vantage point, living in a place where undergoes changes in climate several times in a year is more preferable. The same weather during all year is so boring. I enjoy benefiting from different weather conditions. Also, changes in weather and seasons are inspiring to me.

First and foremost, I like diversity. Needless to say, variety is an essential need of human beings. When the weather changes seasonally, you experience several new things. You observe diverse features of the nature. You have to wear different clothes and you have to change your hobbies in order to make them compatible with the weather.

Secondly, I enjoy benefiting from all seasons and different weather conditions due to the fact that they serve several useful functions. What would likely happen if there were no raining all year long? Definitely, a lot of problems would emerge. The level of underground water might decline. Farmers would be in deep trouble experiencing lack of water supply, and the like. Furthermore, I really love the sun as much as the rain and also the snow. They are all God given and we should be thankful to them.

Last but not least, changes in weather and seasons are extremely inspiring to me. When the weather changes, motivates me to change. The transient nature of the climate is clearly and loudly stating, "If I can change, so you can change". I learn from the climate changes not to be consistent, but to move upwards. I learn that I should change some of my deep-rooted bad habits and promote morals in myself.

The advantages of living in an area with diverse climate are to the extent that drives me to draw a definite conclusion; choosing a place with various weather conditions, no doubt, is the premier choice.

Writing in "first person" means that you are writing as if you are speaking it, in real time. It comes from your own point of view, the way you see it. The thoughts and feelings are your own, or what you perceive to be thoughts of other people. "Second person" is actually a little less common to use when writing, but it is a way of relating to the reader. As in, "You would like that, wouldn't you?"

And then, "third person" is when speaking of another person, "she, her, his, theirs, etc." I hope this helps :)