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Sea and Me
Have you ever seen the sea?
Yet the place Although I live is in a port city, I hadn’t seen the sea untile last week.
By the chance, I to attended the wedding ceremony of my relative, who lives in on the islands that stretched into sea , so I went to have a look of at the sea up closely in person.
Since several big rivers running through the town that havewhere bridges acrossing them, it allowed me to have a look of at the rivers quite often as I drove on the bridges. Because of that, I supposed that the sea might not be far very different with from the rivers.
However, the sea shocked me tremendously at from the monent I saw it by its wildness. I stood very close ly by it, seeing the waves flappered the waves furiously and coutinuously as if it wanted to give me a greeting in a wildly way (I'm having difficulty understanding you here. Perhaps you might try "I stood very close by it watching the waves. They ebbed and flowed so furiously and continuously as if they wanted to give me a wild greeting."). And that convinced me that the sea has a soul, which was right under the deeper water.
I was unable to move my eyes from sea for a long while. In my heart I said, 'I will back to see you my friend —Sea'.Well done! I grew up on the ocean and remember often standing watching the waves. It really is mesmerising!
0 votedMay 17, 20171The last film that I saw
Dear Friend,
How are you? You asked me about the last film that I saw at the cinema in the your last letter. Well, the last film that I saw was Jurassic Park. It’s about three islands where there are all kinds of dinosaurs and a group of researchers go to the islands for to discover the dinosaurs. Unfortunately, the researchers can’t leave the island because their plane was destroyed by the dinosaurs. Finally, the researchers call to the air company to rescue to them and they come go back to their home without any problems.
Bye,
Alberto0 votedMay 16, 20170Telling Sam about the scool concert
Hey, Sam.I am going to the school concert next week too. Do not worry about tickets. They will be available at the box office right before the concert.
Sure, you can sit next to me. It will be an honor to have you by my side and share such a delightful experience.
Do you know my friends, John and Marshall? The first one former plays the violin and the other latter plays the piano. They will play in the concert! I am eager to see their performances. I hope they both do well and none neither of them commits makes any mistakes.
0 votedMay 16, 20171Letter for Jo
Dear Jo,
I’m sorry, but you can’t come here with me next month like I told you said you could. Next month it will be raining everyday and we couldn’t wouldn't be able to do any sport. Could you come in Spring? It will be sunny almost everyday.
Take care,
AlbertoYour English is great! Good luck with planning the trip!
0 votedMay 16, 201714 sentences could you help me with them thanks Plastic is a big concern for environment
There's no doubt that plastic is the biggest concern which humans are facing nowadays. More and more plastic is accumulated in landfills. Researchers from Cambridge University claim that a tiny caterpillars known as waxworms have a taste for plastic. One of the solutions of getting rid of plastic in an environmentally friendly way is to breed these caterpillars.Great job! And that's awesome about the caterpillars!
0 votedMay 5, 20170CLASSWORK: sentences with prepositions
Residents listened TO the experts
Most people agree ON the scientists' theory
people used to believe IN supernatural causes for natural disasters
the strength of a volcano depends ON different factors
the experts apologized FOR not warning people about the possibilities of a tsunami
you can rely ON firefighters to help you in dangerous situations
the residents complained ABOUT not being informed
nobody dreamt WITH of something so big as a 20 metres way
government spend a lot of time and money OF on protecting the public from natural disasters
nobody knew who the dog belonged TOGreat job!
0 votedMay 3, 20171I like the starry sky
I’m sure everybody is interested in the starry sky.And I am fascinated in it too!
Orion is one of the most recognisable constellations. , Once you find Orion, you can take it as a sign to look for the nearby Sirius, which is the brightest star in the night sky. The seven stars that look like a pan make up the famous "Big Dipper". Identify the position of the “Big Dipper”, and you can find the Ursa Minor and polaris.(New paragraph)I like reading science books very much. Through reading, I know the "Milky Way system", "solar system" and "nebula", "cluster", and "star", "planet", "Venus", "Jupiter", "Mercury", “Mars", "meteor shower" and so on . I will continue to use my telescope to watch the sky. Maybe, one day, I will find a new planet named after my name and name it after myself, who knows?
Great work!
0 votedMay 2, 20171Academic vs non-academic subjects
Question:
With the pressures on today’s young people to succeed academically, some people believe that non-academic subjects at school (eg: physical education and cookery) should be removed from the syllabus so that children can concentrate wholly on academic subjects.
To what extend do you agree or disagree?
Nowadays, young people have an a large amount of pressure with achieving to achieve their academic goals. Although some people argue that having non-academic subjects is a waste of time and energy, I believe that non-academic subjects should be added into syllabus. I will argue that non-academic subjects improve people’s creative skills, and secondly, some young people can be succeed in non-academic fields, which should be encouraged.
Non-academic subjects, such as art and physical education, can develop young people’s creativity. This means that people can get more inspiration from music, paintings, novels and sports, games which can help people to broaden their minds. A recent survey by Beijing University in 2016 showed that children who learned art were more likely to be creative than others those that did not. As a result, they have more ideas about designing and organizing activity in their work when they grow up.
Secondly, there is no need for everyone to succeed academically. Some people could have success their careers in non-academic fields. Teenagers should have the chance and experiences to find out what really interests them. Furthermore, the responsibility of schools is to provideing a well-rounded education to help students to achieve their potential. Schools should not take learning opportunities away from children who want to continue with non-academic subjects as a profession.
In conclusion, despite the fact that academic subjects are vital for students, it is also important to develop their mental abilities. As a result, I believe that schools should provide a broad and balanced curriculum to cultivate students to become useful and creative members of society.A very well written essay - and I couldn't agree more! I have completed two tertiary qualifications. Now, I'm a barista, which requires no qualifications whatsoever. Also, there are so many young adults out there that don't know how to look after themselves - some more subjects on life skills at school could help so many young people. I enjoyed reading this entry - thank you!
0 votedMay 2, 20171
