Prompt: Some people say that living in a high-rise apartment block is a lonely experience because there is no community spirit. Others say that people who live in high-rise apartments have a much better sense of community than those who live in houses.  Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Some people argue that living in storey apartment undergo lonesome. The others say that living in aloft building houses have more sense of togetherness than people who live in residence. I strongly believe that live in apartment block can make people lonely because there is no interaction among the inhabitants in the tall flat. Ċ Human kind never feel lonely when they live in an apartment block. The inhabitant of apartment can meet with new people and make a conversation while doing an activity in the flat, thanks to the facilities which is given by the flat management, such as swimming pool, playing ground, and fitness center. In addition, the situation of bustling flat cause they often meet each other. In my opinion, if some people meet every day, it is likely they will interact. For example, they can meet in the elevator, parking lot or in front of their house. Ċ However, live in the housing is better than living in the condominium, because the interaction with the houses' people is more active than in the flat. The activity such as community work give chance to the people for knowing each other. In addition, the inhabitant always celebrate annual celebration together with their neighbors, then organize some competitions to enliven the celebration. For instance, when people of Indonesia celebrate their independence day, they always jazz up the day by creating some contests. For example, basketball competition, football competition, and singing competition. They mingle each other so they never feel alone. Ċ To conclude, live in the housing provide a chance to every inhabitant to interact one another. In contrast to live in the apartment, they never have a big chance to knowing each other thanks to his business.