Practice： IELTS Write Task 1 You live in a room in college which you share with another student. However, there are problems with this and you find it difficult to work. Write a letter to the accommodation officer at the college. In the letter -describe the situation -explain the problems and why it is difficult to work -say what kind of accommodation you would prefer Dear Mr. Li, I am currently accommodating at JinXian Hall where I share Room 618 with another student. Although I am very satisfied with the accommodation, I find that it is becoming more and more difficult to live with my roommate. There are two issues I must present. The first is the noise he makes. He likes playing music at a high volume. This really disturbs my concentration on studying. I and the students in the neighbouring rooms have asked him not to do, but he completely ignores our requests. Another issue is that he often invites his friends to our room in evening, once he even held a celebration party here. I have asked him not to do it again, but he continues to do it anyway. Obviously, these two problems are making it almost impossible to study in the room. I have to work in the library which is not always convenient. Besides, the rent agreement for college accommodation clearly states that student must avoid making too much noise and not have visitors late in the evening. If it is impossible to move my roommate out, I would like to request similar accommodation at JinXian Hall. If a single room is available, I would prefer that. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Yours sincerely, Wesley

The national holiday of China It's the National holiday of China. The Chinese government moves serveral working days together and make it to be a seven-day holiday, which is from 1st Oct to 7th Oct. Such holiday is called 'golden week'. Everywhere is crowded, roads are heavily congested, and the prices of many tourist sites rise significantly. So, many people feel tired. The reasonability of 'golden week' remains a contentious issue. Many people thus suggest to have a paid leave instead as soon as possible.

attributed with? Here is the sentence: This is much younger than the 62000 years mungo man was attributed with in 1999 by a team led by professor Alan Thorne, of the australian national university. I look up 'attribute' in dictionary, no 'attribute with'. Is the usage right here? Is the meaning of it same as 'attribute to'? Thanks.