I never sort waste at home. The reason is very simple: it’s because we sort it outside. The only thing I need to do is to take all the waste to the trash bins outside of my apartment and sort it there. We usually have four kinds of trash bins near our apartments. There are big containers in different colors for different kind of waste. The green ones are for food waste, the blue ones are for recyclable things, the red ones are for hazardous waste and the gray ones are for residual waste which can't be classified into the previously mentioned three categories. But some people struggle to distinguish between these bins as they are usually in a hurry and put their trash into the wrong trash bins. In that case, the government needs to hire more workers to sort waste before taking it away. So, children are taught to sort waste at a very early age but adults are also taught to try their best to sort their waste well. Overall, sorting waste is a great thing for the environment. Everyone should learn how to sort waste and do it as best as they can.

I never sort waste at home because we do it outside. The process is simple—all I need to do is take my waste to the trash bins outside my apartment and sort it there. Near our apartments, we usually have four types of trash bins. Each is a large container in a different color, designated for a specific type of waste: • Green bins are for food waste. • Blue bins are for recyclables. • Red bins are for hazardous waste. • Gray bins are for residual waste that doesn’t fit into the above three categories. However, some people find it difficult to distinguish between the bins. Often in a hurry, they accidentally put trash in the wrong ones. In such cases, the government has to hire additional workers to sort the waste before it is collected. To improve waste management, children are taught to sort waste from a very young age, and adults are also encouraged to do their best. Overall, sorting waste is essential for the environment. Everyone should learn how to do it properly and make it a habit.

I never sort waste at home. The reason is very simple, because we sort it (uncountable noun) outside . The only thing I need to do is to take all the waste to the trash bins outside my apartment and sort it there. We usually have four kinds of trash bins near our apartments. There are big containers in different colours for different waste. Green ones are for food waste,blue ones are for re-cyclable things, red ones are for hazardous waste, grey ones are for residual waste which can't classified into the three categories above. But for some people, it's not easy to distinguish these bins. They are usually in a hurry, and put their trash into the wrong trash bins. In that case, the government needs to hire more workers to sort them before taking then away. So, children are taught to sort waste at a very young age. Adults are also taught to try their best to sort their waste well. Overall, sorting waste is a great thing for the environment. Everyone should learn how to sort waste and do it well. Well done. Definitely not a trash article!