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In the first year, I played on the defensive line (防线). This was an amazing4 that gave me a great sense of achievement. But in the last game of the season, I was seriously injured. I was prohibited (禁止) from any physical activities for six months. After going5 a series of physical treatments, I returned to the field as a team captain. I practiced harder than ever to make up for my6 time.

In September, during my junior year, my name was mentioned in the local newspaper as the key defensive lineman on the team. After playing a fantastic season, I was given the7 of the Most Valuable Player.

8 , my skills in football do not magically(神奇地) extend to other sports. During the winter break, I went on a snowboarding trip and seriously injured my right shoulder. I had to have four9. Since I could not use my right arm for two months, I had to learn how to write and eat using my left hand.

10 life must go on. I knew that my own present efforts would decide my future, so I11 the strict training program to build strength and improve flexibility in my12. After an eight-month recovery, I was back out on the field playing football, the sport I13.

In this sense, the world of football has taught me an important life lesson:14 and commitment make what seems impossible15. This lesson from football is one that I know translates through every part of life.

One day, a new music teacher named Stacy Caldwell walked into her classroom at Wilmeth Elementary School in Texas. The classroom was full of students, each one busy with their own activities. Caldwell was preparing for the day's music lesson when she heard a sound that caught her attention.

It was a 10-year-old boy named Alijah playing a bucket drum (桶鼓). He was using a simple blue plastic bucket and making a really special rhythm (节奏). Caldwell listened carefully and was very surprised. She thought Alijah's music was amazing and different from anything she had heard before. The way he played the bucket drum was so natural and full of passion. It was clear that he had a real gift for music.

Caldwell walked over to Alijah and asked him if he had taken any music lessons. Alijah shook his head and said no. He told Caldwell that he had taught himself to play. He explained that he used to have a drum set, but it was broken in a fire a few years ago. His eyes showed a hint of sadness as he talked about the fire, but he quickly smiled again. Even though he lost his drums, Alijah didn't give up. He kept playing music everywhere he could — at school, at church, and even at a music store. He loved music so much and always found ways to keep playing.

Caldwell was greatly moved by Alijah's story. She saw how talented he was, and she also saw how kind and happy he was. He always had a smile on his face and was friendly to everyone. Caldwell knew she had to do something to help him. So, she talked to her friends and some people in the community. She told them about Alijah and how much he loved music. They all agreed that they wanted to help him, too.

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One day, Caldwell called Alijah to her classroom.

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Caldwell said, "We all believe in you and want you to be successful in music."

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（1）介绍你的业余爱好；

（2）阐述其积极意义。

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My favorite hobby

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For learning Chinese, the correct pronunciation of the words (be) very important. Native speakers perfect these sounds as they grow up, but for new learners, this may take time.

For Mandarin learners, pronunciation is one of the (challenge) most people tend to meet with. Error-making is a (nature) part of learning any language, not just Mandarin, and we all have our own fair share of weak points.

We can easily spot some Mandarin pronunciation mistakes are a lot more common than others. Pronunciation in Mandarin is important, because a simple shift in tone can completely change the meaning of a word. Unlike other East Asian languages, Mandarin depends heavily tone to convey the proper meaning, so correct Chinese pronunciation is essential.

Sometimes, the difference in sound is clear enough, learners make the mistake of pronouncing it the same way. The best approach to (solve) this is to use a Mandarin pronunciation guide which tells you exactly how different sounds (make) and where they come from so you can differentiate (区别) between them properly.

English has stressed syllables within words, while Mandarin does not. Mandarin can make changes to the tone of the vowel, which in turn, changes the meaning. Mandarin does have stress within a sentence. (improve) your Mandarin pronunciation, listen to native Mandarin speakers as much as possible and talk with them too. Besides having general conversations with people (regular), you should make sure you have a teacher who can help you identify where you're going wrong. Remember, practice makes perfect!

Things4 when my new coworker came. She was also in her twenties. She talked to me every morning, which gave me a chance to5 my unhappiness at the time. She6 we take walks to calm, so we walked for thirty minutes outside during the lunch break. Those7 became my favorite part of the day. One day, she told me that she was struggling with her8 at work, despite her experience. I told her how much I9 her ability to handle complex tasks with10. She was surprised, and she said she should believe in herself. She also offered some practical tips on11 my emotions as I always had trouble keeping myself cool.

12, our bond deepened. We began to13 each other in both personal and professional aspects. My14 improved, and I never felt isolated (孤立的). I really15 the friendship we built and how it transformed my experience at work.

Plan quality time. To work on your family bond, try searching for activities each family member can enjoy together. When the entire family enjoys themselves, there is less room for negativity. Consider visiting parks and museums, or trying new outdoor sports to create lasting memories. Remember to have a backup plan as weather or other factors might change your plans.

Make family dinners a priority (优先事项). Dinners are an easy part of the day in which family members can engage in important or fun discussions. This shared time can strengthen bonds and improve communication. Kids who eat dinner with their families daily are more likely to experience better family relationships.

Organize game night. As they play with family members, they learn to take turns, follow rules, and handle both winning and losing gracefully. These nights also provide a relaxing setting for family bonding, fostering communication and creating warm and lasting memories.

Instead of viewing housework as a burden, turn it into an opportunity for bonding. Assign tasks that suit each family member's abilities and interests. Working together to clean the house or garden not only gets things done but also teaches responsibility and teamwork. Plus, it can be a chance to chat and share stories, making dull tasks more enjoyable and meaningful.

A. Make housework a family activity.

B. Getting out of the house is always a great idea.

C. Take turns doing housework like cooking and cleaning.

D. Both indoor games and outings can provide unique experiences.

E. Children can pick up helpful skills from board games and other activities.

F. Additionally, cooking together can make the experience even more enjoyable.

G. Over time, this may result in feelings of disconnection among family members.

They are reasons why greenhouses are so often discussed. They make it easier to control your environment and give you the confidence to keep experimenting. Ventilation (通风) lets you manage heat levels. Panels keep pests out. Staging means you can work at a comfortable height without bending.

There are many prefabricated greenhouses available on the market, so right after you buy one, you can use it. Some offer automatic venting, wide access doors, and built-in base frames. These features make daily tasks smoother and encourage regular use of the space.

Hands-on work is a chance to reset your mind while doing something worthwhile. You don't need to finish anything-just show up! Gardening doesn't need to be ambitious. It doesn't need to be formal, structured or complicated. You can start with one tray, one tomato plant, or a few herbs in pots. What matters is the time you give to it.

A greenhouse can extend that habit, support more plants, and give you a quiet place to carry out simple tasks whenever you choose. You won't use it every day. But it will always be there when you feel like stepping outside. If you have been thinking about creating your corner to potter, it may be worth exploring what is available. There are models designed for meeting different needs.

Then, the person talks about other things and important life moments. All these things have one thing in common; People think someone with Down syndrome can't do them. These include living alone, learning about Shakespeare, and going to parties. Unluckily, when people think this way, it can make those wrong ideas come true.

The organization says in the advertisement, "When we have negative thoughts about people with Down syndrome, we might treat them in a way that makes those thoughts real. In sociology, this is called a self-fulfilling prophecy (自证预言)."

We should notice the thoughts we have about others because of their disability or other things. Then we can change how we act. In this way, more people with Down syndrome will get encouragement, help, and support. These things will let them live their real lives fully.

This advertisement is perfect for World Down Syndrome Day, but its message matters every day. The organization also says, "Let's change how we look at things. If we have positive thoughts about people with Down syndrome, we can give them more chances at school, at work, in sports, and in social life. Maybe these positive thoughts will finally become real too."

We all need to pay more attention to people with Down syndrome. Listen to their needs, support their dreams, and let them show what they can do. Everyone deserves a chance to live a happy and meaningful life.

During her college years, Jennifer studied human biology, health, and society, while also volunteering as a doctor and firefighter. She noticed that many people badly needed to get healthcare, which inspired her to create the EMS Equity Project. This project helped patients in Ithaca find healthcare resources. These experiences led her to go for a job in medicine, and she finally joined Weill Cornell Medical College.

At the White Coat Ceremony, Jennifer and her classmates received their white coats and stethoscopes (听诊器). The ceremony marked the start of their medical education. Jennifer, who would be the first in her family to become a doctor, saw the white coat as a symbol (象征) of her responsibility for providing comfort and care to others. She believed that medicine was not just about learning but also about being kind to others.

The ceremony was also a reminder that becoming a doctor requires both professional knowledge and a sense of balance in life. As Dr Joseph Safdieh, a medical educator at Weill Cornell Medicine, said, students should aim to be the best one of themselves as doctors, not someone else. Students, with their different backgrounds and experiences, are ready to take on the challenges of the medical field.

What it is

The BookBrowse Community Forum (论坛) is a community for book lovers, many of whom are BookBrowse members. It works like a traditional online forum, with a section set aside for book club discussions from the BookBrowse Online Book Club. Each month, BookBrowse hosts some online book discussions on different kinds of books.

How it works

BookBrowse typically has several books discussed each month. All visitors are invited to join the discussions — you just sign up for a free account (账户) and jump in with your views. Each book discussion starts with questions from the BookBrowse's moderator (版主), but you're welcome to add your own.

How books are selected

Every month, BookBrowse creates posts where members recommend (推荐) books, and then everyone can vote for their favorites. The book with the most votes is chosen for the next discussion. Discussions stay up until the participation dies down (usually after 6+ weeks).So if you read a book a bit late, you can still add your thoughts.

Why join

If you enjoy thoughtful, deeper discussions in a friendly forum atmosphere, BookBrowse is a perfect place. The discussions can be quite thoughtful. As lots of members read widely, it's also a great place for recommendations. While the forum is free, BookBrowse offers optional paid memberships which can get you a free copy of some bestsellers and the books being discussed, but you don't need to be a paying member to participate.