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"I think it's important for teenagers to learn how to cook. Maths and English are important, of course, but they need other skills to help them in today's world. First, I taught Tom how to cook easy meals. Then he started using recipes in books." Tom's mother said.

"I love cooking and I think I'm really good at it.        ▲        I don't know why, it isn't difficult and it's great fun!" Tom said. "I think it is important for us children to learn how to do chores and help our parents with housework. It's not enough to just get good grades at school." In the past, Tom didn't help out at home and his mum wasn't very happy with him. Today, things are different.

John and I are in the same school. He is my best friend. He is two years (young) than me. He is never late for school and he does his homework (careful). He often helps me my English after class.

His parents are doctors, they are really busy. John's grandparents live the countryside. Last Sunday, we came to his (grandparent) farm. Everything was great there. We (feed) some hens and some baby pigs. We really enjoyed (we).

He likes playing sports. He thinks it is good for his (healthy). He plays football(two) a week. We often play football together and he (practice) it hard. I am more (interest) in music. I want to be music teacher when I grow up. I will teach (child) how to play musical instruments. And I will help them to be (success).

I'm writing to share my holiday with you. I 1 a summer camp and it was really interesting.

I'm a little 2, so I was nervous at first when I talked with others. But other partners were friendly and they 3 me to play games with them.

On the first day, we went to a park to have a picnic. A rabbit 4 and I ran after it. Then, I lost my way. I called for help 5. Luckily, my partners found me quickly. Later, we sat together to enjoy ourselves. We took enough 6, such as nails (钉子) for the tents, two pots, some spoons and a stove (炉子). So we could put up the tents and cook by ourselves. The fresh air, clear water and blue sky made us feel 7. We saw butterflies, birds, rabbits and other animals there. After having lunch, we started to play games. I performed well and got a notebook as a(n) 8. Time went by quickly. It was time for us to leave. In the evening, we went back to the 9 and had a rest. In the following days, we visited many places of interest and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. My trip was really 10.

How about your vacation? Would you like to share something with me? I'm looking forward to your reply.

Yours,

Mia

Wang: Hi, Li Xiang! What festival do you like best?

Li: The Mid-Autumn Festival.

Wang:

Li: Because that's a nice time with family.

Wang:

Li: We often enjoy the moon and eat mooncakes.

Wang: I like enjoying the moon.

Li: We usually enjoy the moon in the park or on the top of a mountain.

Wang: Great! Do you have any other activities during the festival?

Li: We also play games like guessing riddles and hanging lanterns.

Wang: Interesting! Can I join you at the Mid-Autumn Festival this year?

Li: Sure. Welcome to celebrate the festival with my family.

Wang:

Li: You're welcome.

In a big city, there was a young woman named Emily. She was an engineer in a company. Last year, she had a chance to go to Canada for further study. But she couldn't speak English very well, and that made it hard for her to communicate with others in English. So, Emily decided to improve her oral English.

Every morning, she would practice English with some special apps. She listened to and followed the English sentences. She would listen to English news on her way to work, which helped improve her pronunciation. After lunch, she would read newspapers in English to learn more words and keep up with the changing daily topics. Emily also joined an English-speaking club and went there to practice her oral English every Saturday afternoon.

She worked hard and never gave up. As time went by, Emily made great progress. At the same time, she became more confident in speaking English.

During her studies in Canada, she got an opportunity to present her research. Her clear and beautiful English impressed (给……留下深刻的好印象) many people. She made many friends and opened up more doors for her bright future.

I knew I had to learn more Chinese, so I attended a Chinese class. My teacher was helpful, although I didn't learn enough to have a real conversation. Later I studied on my own as well, but my progress was still slow. So I decided to give up.

Around this time, I started playing in a band with a Chinese man who became one of my best friends in Beijing. He taught me a lot of words about music, such as "melody". He learned a lot of English from me in return, so it was a good way to exchange language and culture.

I have learned enough Chinese to deal with many problems like booking train tickets. These days, there are more foreigners who are studying Chinese. I can tell it's an amazing language.

Finally, I find that the best way to learn a language is to make friends with native speakers and spend time with them.

Gillian Lynne never did well in school as a child. She couldn't sit for a long time and often found herself moving restlessly. Her mother was quite worried about her. She took Lynne to a doctor. For 20 minutes, she talked about the problems Lynne was having in school. Then, the doctor said to Lynne, "I need to speak to your mother first. Wait here."

As they left the room, the doctor turned on the radio. He then said to Lynne's mother, "Just stand here and watch her." The minute they left the room, Lynne was on her feet, dancing to the music on the radio.

The doctor then turned to Lynne's mother and said, "Mrs Lynne, your daughter isn't sick. She is a dancer. Take her to a dance school. Let her show her talent."

So she did. Lynne's new dance school was full of people just like her—people who had to move in order to think. Lynne later went to the Royal Ballet School (皇家芭蕾舞学院), one of the world's greatest dance schools, and became a great dancer.

After leaving the school, she worked on some of the greatest musicals in history and she became famous. It is hard to believe that years ago, somebody else would just put her on medication (药物治疗).

Do all of us have a talent? Are you the (talent) person of all? Or is it possible that someone (have) no talent?

Everyone is looking their talents. Everybody (want) to be talented because it can make them feel great. Many people often think they are good at some things, but not (true) talented in them. you are one of those people, just develop the things you're good at into talents.

To find what you are good at, you can try new (thing). For example, take some special (class) and see if you can handle (应付) them. Or try something new with friend. If you try, you can expect (learn) a lot. And you may find yourself good at cooking, drawing, (write) or playing sports. You may even find that you're not just good at one thing. Then develop these things you're good at into (you) talents. So everyone has a talent and it is (possible) that someone has no talent. everyone is talented, you need to find your talents (one). So remember—talents don't come to you, but you find them.

Every April, there is a special day in China. It's called the Qingming Festival, also called Tomb-Sweeping Day. On that day, people1 and honour their ancestors.

Tomb-Sweeping Day is a2 Chinese festival. It has a long history. A famous poem3 the Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu describes the day: "A drizzling rain falls like tears on the Mourning Day; the mourner's heart is going to break on his way."

Tomb-Sweeping Day has been a public4 since 2008. On this day,5 bring flowers, food and wine to their ancestors' tombs. They put food like cakes and fruits in front of the tombs. After that, they6 the dirt off the tombs and remember their dead family members.7 do Chinese people do this? That's because people think visiting tombs is to8 respect for the dead.

However, Tomb-Sweeping Day is not only about this. During that time, the weather is becoming9. People are also able to garden and enjoy outdoor activities. Families often10 for outings or to fly kites at this time.

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Tom is an exchange student from Canada. Now he is going to study in our school. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Bob: Hi, Gina. This photo is so beautiful.

Gina: I took it in the zoo. I went there with Alisa last Saturday.

Bob:

Gina: She is my best friend.

Bob:

Gina: She is tall and slim.

Bob:

Gina: No. Actually, she is shyer than me.

Bob: Can you tell me something else about her?

Gina: Sure. She is a kind and smart girl. We both like animals.

Bob: I also like animals.

Gina: Yes, I'd love to. Let's meet at 9:00 at the zoo next Sunday.

Honesty (诚实) is where a good friendship starts. You must tell true feelings to your friends. Keep their secrets (秘密) to yourself and never break promises, or you may lose your friends.

Generosity (慷慨) means sharing, and sharing makes the friendship grow. You don't have to give your money or your clothes. Instead, you share your ideas and feelings.

Understanding can be important to a friend. Everyone needs understanding. You must try to put yourself in your friend's place, so you can understand the problem better.

No two friendships are alike. But all friendships may have some things in common.

In fact, good friendships will just not easily last. Many people want others to be their friends, but they don't give the friendship back. That is one of the reasons why some friendships don't last very long. So in order to (为了) keep a lasting friendship, you must give as much as you take.

They are big. As the world's largest rodents (啮齿动物), adult (成年的) capybaras can weigh up to 50 kg. They are as heavy as some humans! They can be 130 cm tall. Although they are fat, they can swim fast at a speed (速度) of 35 km/h.

They love water. Capybaras spend a lot of time in water. Their special feet help them move quickly through water, and they can also stay underwater for five minutes at a time. Capybaras like to sleep in water to stay away from the hot sun.

They have a special diet (饮食). Capybaras love to eat hard grasses, which need to be chewed (咀嚼) many times. To finish the long chewing, capybaras' teeth never stop growing. Capybaras also eat their own waste. They do this because the grasses they eat are too hard to digest (消化). By eating its waste, a capybara can get useful bacteria (细菌) into its stomach to help it digest food.

It's sure that capybaras are helpful to humans. Whether (无论) they're online or at your local zoo, these cute friends will make you smile.

Emma and Lily were best friends since (自从) junior high school. They shared interests, hobbies and laughter. However, things changed when Emma joined a science club. She spent less time with Lily who felt uncomfortable to be ignored (忽视). One day, Lily posted a sad message online, "Some people forget old friends when they find new ones." Emma saw it and thought Lily was laughing at her. They stopped talking, and their friendship seemed ruined.

After a week of silence (沉默), Emma felt hurt and turned to Mrs. Li who was her teacher for help. Mrs. Li told her that friendship conflicts often start with misunderstanding (误解). Here are some tips from Mrs. Li:

1. Use "I feel" sentences instead of blaming (责备).

2. Understand the other's feelings.

3. Find the ways that work for both to solve problems.

Emma decided to talk to Lily. She said, "I miss you. I didn't mean to make you feel ignored." Lily said sorry too, "I shouldn't post the sad message online. I was just sad." They knew their mistakes.

Every friendship has conflicts, but real friends work through them. As the saying goes, "A true friend is someone who walks in when the rest of the world walks out." When we talk honestly (坦诚地), we can turn conflicts into chances (机会) to make our friendship even stronger.

But do you know something about the holiday camps in Hong Kong? The students in Hong Kong will take part in many kinds of holiday camps without their parents. Many parents let their children join in the holiday camps to learn some knowledge about living skills, science, reading and writing...The most important thing for the children is to learn to look after themselves.

Holiday camps in Hong Kong are not so expensive. Most of the families can afford (负担得起) to send their children there to learn skills and make their bodies strong.

It is said that students in Hong Kong have much knowledge about many things. Maybe it has something to do with the kinds of holiday camps.

Kuang Zhaoxin is one of the stamp-collecting (lover). Three years ago, she (start) stamp collecting. After the (one) experience, she decided (make) it part of her travels. Before travelling, she searches for stamp collection tips online. " (lucky), I can always find where to get free stamps and it also helps me (make) new friends who love stamps," she said.

Shi Junchu, student from Yunnan, says (collect) stamps can make her trips (interesting) than before. She also shares her story her online friends excitedly. "Stamp collecting is one of the (happy) activities in my life." she told a news reporter, "I really enjoy collecting stamps I can learn about the stories behind each stamp. And I also understand the importance of each stamp's design (设计) and history."

By (share) photos of the stamps, these young stamp collectors (收集者) hope to encourage more people (find) fun in collecting stamps. When you travel next time, why not have a try?