which answer would you choose? Winter is the ______season at most hotels in this seaside town, because very few tourists come to stay. A. slow B. slack C. low D. quiteWhy we don't use "slack" or " slow" ? could you tell me? please.

Which answer would you choose? David was___by his family because he worked hand in glove with a gang of criminals to rub the commercial bank of jewelry A. deserted B. abandoned C. refuted D. repelled

could you tell me the obvious difference between "abandon" and "desert" when they are both verbs?

help! A heated debate has arisen recently concerning to whether we should take part-time jobs during school days. Some proponents believe that taking part-time jobs can not only earn the money, but gain skills and experiences needed in future. However, the opposing view insists that the priority of a student is his academic studying, and meanwhile part-time jobs’ disadvantages outweigh its advantages in general. From my perspective, I am in favor of the proponents’ idea. Firstly, there is no doubt that we cannot concentrate on two things at the same time. In our daily lives, we may be easily distracted by other entertainments while studying. So this is true to the relation between study and work. Secondly, It is not worthy of giving up our academic careers due to it. As the results we can predict that Taking part-time jobs may lead to some disruptive consequences, such as absenting from lessons, losing interests to study, even worse, losing the degree diploma. Most importantly, the core of study is to learn how to learn, this is a world that attaches great importance to efficiency, and meanwhile benefits learning can bring are intangible and lifelong, which we can learn from it to shape our personalities that is significant to our future success. In conclusion, I strongly hold the view that we should not take part-time jobs during school days, as learning can certainly guide us to experience a new world, and we would definitely be grateful for it in the future.

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Help! A lively debate has ensued recently concerning whether changes are beneficial for us or not. Those who are in favour of it believe that it's necessary to adapt ourselves to it, while the opposing view argues that frequent changes would block our ways to get promotion in work or make progress in study. From my perspective, I would support the idea of proponents. Firstly, we need to acknowledge that sometimes changes are inevitable. life is like a box of chocolate, and you never know you are going to get. However, we have to react to it so as to secure our futures. Secondly, as one of the younger generation, we may don't know what is actually suitable for us. When personal interests meet reality, how we choose from it？I think, only after a couple of tryings, can we handle it better. Most importantly, to change doesn't mean to lose ourselves, on the contrary, It's to keep ourselves that we change. As long as we have a sense of border and limit, we can be ourselves. In conclusion, I firmly hold the view that changes are benefit for us. There is no doubt that we grow into mature persons, If we are adaptable to changes.