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Do you know the Chongqing Senior Men's Soccer Team (老年男子足球队)? The players in the team are 54 to 83 years old. Almost each of is good at playing soccer.

The team practices playing soccer a week, every Tuesday and Thursday. Yao Shurong, 70, the team five years ago. "Most of us started to play soccer when young, but we still love it now," Yao said. "Wonder why we keep that for long? Because it has helped us stay healthy and make many more friends. When playing on the soccer fields, we felt we are young again. What we really care about is not the of those soccer games, but the happiness they bring to us. we are tired after the practice, we are happy."

Wang Minghao, 83, is the oldest player. He started to play soccer in the team 20 years ago. Now, he spends at two hours playing soccer every week. "Playing soccer really helps me keep in good. And my body is stronger than before," he said.

Exercise is good for our health. Do exercise and it's the best way not to get fat. Also, when we are doing exercise, our heart (心脏) is beating faster. In this way, exercise can protect us from heart attack (攻击) .So, exercise makes our bodies stronger, doesn't it? Lots of study shows that exercise can make us happier. It says that we may feel less worried after we take some exercise, because we will see the world as a little less threatening. That means we may feel the world safer.

In a word, exercise is helpful and important. And we need to keep exercising every day.

Doctors are usually busy every day. However, when I was in primary school, my1 was to become a doctor. In fact, as a little boy, I didn't know2 what the job was about. After I3, I know it's not easy to be a doctor.

Doctors play an important part in4 lives. They are always busy and don't have much5 time. My grandfather suffered from cancer (患上癌症) when I was eight years old. One day, my mother bought something for my grandfather and took me to the hospital to visit him. When I6 there, I saw he seemed to be in great pain (痛苦). Then I asked my mom about the7. She told me my grandfather was in bad health and the doctors were trying to make him get healthy again. At that time, the doctors gave me some hope.

I know it's8 to be a great doctor, so I plan to improve myself. I'm going to university for higher9. If I become a doctor, I'd like to10 those people in need. I hope the world can become better because of great doctors.

Last weekend, Dave, Bob, Alice and Ann1 a trip to the island far from their houses. At eight o'clock, Dave rode his bike to the river2 his guitar. Then Alice got there. She took the No. 5 bus3 there. But why didn't Bob and Ann come? They4 to meet at eight. At ten past eight, Ann came. She said, "I'm sorry I'm late. I have to walk here5 my bike doesn't work." Ann could play6 violin very well, so she took it with her. After another twenty minutes, Bob arrived. "Bob, you're late," Dave said. "Hmm. On my way, I helped a boy find7 parents," said Bob. "Oh Bob, you're great. You're a good boy." All8 children said.

The boat ride took them about twenty minutes. At ten to nine, they took the boat to the island. Wow, the island was green everywhere. It was really great. They did9 interesting there. First, they enjoyed the10 sights (景色). Then, they had some fruit and drink. At last, they had a show. Dave played the guitar. Ann played the violin. Alice danced and Bob sang. They had fun.

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My dream school is near a beach with a beautiful garden. Students can play in the garden or play with the sand. There is also a big sports field and a modern gym. Kids can enjoy their sports time there. They will be very excited.

Classrooms are bright with big windows. Students can see the blue sea at any time. Every classroom has smart learning robots because students can ask them for help when they have problems. All the teachers are friendly and loving. They know their students well and truly care about them.

Students can choose their favourite subjects. They learn six subjects. Classes start at 9:00 am and finish at 3:00 pm. They can also go on wonderful school trips to different countries around the world in their free time.

In my dream school, happy faces will be everywhere.

I'm Linda. I have a sister. Her name is Alice. Today is her birthday. We have a party at our house. Alice's two good, Lily and Jane, come to the birthday party. The gifts are on the table.

Look! There is a big cake twelve candles. It looks very beautiful! It's from Lily. She is good at making cakes. Look at the white on the table. It's Jane's gift. Alice likes it very much she needs a sweater, and white is her favourite colour. And I give Alice a CD because she likes listening to music. do our parents give her? Oh, there a card on the table! It says, "Happy birthday, our dear daughter! Go to your bedroom and you can your gift there." Alice runs to the room. There she finds a new computer. What a surprise! Alice is very and she thanks us a lot. We all have a good time.

There are no rules of establishing a book club. But it's better to have a plan for it. Here is some advice.

First, before you found a book club, you should think about "What is my book club like?" "When and where do we meet?".

Then, ask your friends to come to your club. Eight to twelve people around your age is a good number. You may ask your friends for help. And they can ask their friends to come. These people may join your new club. And you can make friends with them.

Next, having only one topic for each week or month can also help. The topic may guide you to choose books and find out more information to discuss. If everyone helps find a book to read each time, you may know more great new books.

Last, finish reading the book before the meeting. And then come to the meeting with questions to talk about.

In a word, it's better to do than to say.        ▲       

The nice thing is that she doesn't have too many rules at home. When she arrives home, her mother is making4 dinner for the family. Her father is working on the computer or reading a5. He likes news. Her brother is just two years old. He is running here and there and6 his toys everywhere. It is difficult to keep the house7. Judy always8 her homework first. After dinner, she helps her mother with9, like doing dishes. Sometimes she watches TV for half an hour at night. But she has to10 on time. For her, a family with a few rules can always be nice and warm.

This Saturday morning, they go to a park3 breakfast. They see a girl playing soccer with4 grandpa in the park. They have5 great time. Their dog sees the ball and plays with it, too. The ball rolls here and there. Later, the girl6 find her ball. "Where is my ball, Grandpa?" the girl asks. Her grandpa spends one hour7 for it, but he doesn't find it. The girl isn't happy8 she cries (哭).

Then, Steve, Tony and Eric go to the girl. Tony asks, "Do you want9 with us?" The girl says "Yes!" and she feels10 again.

Helen: Hi, Tim! What are you looking at?

Tim: Hi, Helen! It's a photo of my family. We took it yesterday.

Helen: Who is the man in black?

Tim: He's tall and he likes to play ping-pong.

Helen:

Tim: That's my mum. She is an English teacher.

Helen: Is the boy your brother?

Tim: Yes, that's David.

Helen: Cute! I wish I had a dog like Max.

Tim: Dogs are really fun.

Helen: Yes. I have a cat named Emmy.

Tim: Do you have a photo of Emmy?

Helen: Yes. I will show you next time.

Tim: Great! I'd love to see it.

A. He is my dad.

B. And who is the woman?

C. Do you have a pet?

D. What a nice picture!

E. Do you like it?

F. Next to him is our dog, Max.

写作要求：(1) 当前环境面临的主要问题；(2) 保护环境的措施（三点）；(3) 呼吁大家一起行动保护环境；(4) 词数：80–100 词。

Nowadays, our environment is facing many problems.

……

When things around the house stop working, what do you usually do with them? If you're like a lot of people, you probably just throw them away.

In some areas, it's difficult to find people who can make repairs, and fixing things can be quite expensive. Also, some small objects are so inexpensive that it's often easier to just buy a new one.

In 2009, Martine Postma from the Netherlands decided there must be a better way. Her solution was Repair Cafés: places where people can take broken items. There they will find tools, resources and volunteer experts who are ready to help with repairs.

Postma's first Repair Café opened on Oct. 18th, 2009, in Amsterdam, and was a huge success. News of the café spread, and people began asking how they could start their own. In 2011, Postma set up the Repair Café Foundation. This non-profit organization provides guidance for those hoping to begin their own neighbourhood repair group.

Today, there are about 2,000 Repair Cafés around the world with meetings usually taking place once a month. Around 25 objects are repaired during each meeting. Everything is free, but donations are greatly welcome.

The cafés not only provide help with repairs, they also strengthen community ties. Neighbours get to know one another as they work together on projects. Moreover, valuable knowledge is passed along and preserved. Items are kept rather than thrown away, so there is less meaningless rubbish in landfills.