29 . Describe a custom from your countries that you would like people from other countries to adapt. Explain your choice using special reasons and example.
There are many
tradition
in my country. For Change to a plural noun
traditions
background
story, I live in Pinrang, Indonesia and the ethnic named Bugis. There are many customs that I would like to explain because it is fascinating to adopt.
In my place, there are many Add an article
the background
house
that Change to a plural noun
houses
build
up by wood and Wrong verb form
are built
it
can be moved. The process to move the Correct pronoun usage
they
house
called
Mappalette Bola. Generally, villagers help each other to carry the Add a missing verb
is called
house
to desirable
position. The custom of Add an article
a desirable
this
mutual help is very good to adapt by other states. Eventhough
, in Correct your spelling
Even though
the
other nations, there is Correct article usage
apply
not
Correct your spelling
no
house
like in my hometown, it could be like move
Wrong verb form
moving
the
big trees or Correct article usage
apply
car
.
There is Fix the agreement mistake
cars
also
ceremony
called Mappadendang. Mappadendang is a form that Correct article usage
a ceremony
show
our gratitude after harvesting. Change the verb form
shows
Benefit
of Add an article
The benefit
this
ritual, villagers gather together and foster the brotherhood. It can adjust to other countries since the advantages
is upright.
Fix the agreement mistake
advantage
Although
there are many good customs, there is also
dissatisfied
tradition that Add an article
a dissatisfied
the dissatisfied
not
to be copied. It is Sigajang Laleng Lipa. Add a missing verb
is not
This
is when two people want to reconcile their problems in side sarong and battle using swords. It is not recommended because too risking
life.
In conclusion, there are many customs that can be adapted to other countries and the best is Mappaletted Bola since everyone shows their sincerity to help without asking for anything Wrong verb form
risky for
to
return.Change preposition
in
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