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U1 Last week, our class did a survey about students’
favourite free-time activities and how often they do them. Here are the results. 49% of the students like doing sports. 30% prefer musical instruments. 21% choose others, such as reading or drawing. We also asked about how often they do free-time activities. We found that 30% of the students do them once a week, and 35% do them twice a week. 20% do activities three to four times weekly, while 15% enjoy them every day. As for me, I enjoy practising kung fu. It not only keeps me healthy but also helps me relax after long hours of study.
U2 Today, more and more people are always looking at their mobile phones. On my way to school today, I saw an accident. When the traffic lights turned green, the driver started his car. But a boy was busy looking at his mobile phone. He didn’t notice the lights and went on crossing the street. The driver couldn’t stop the car in time and the boy got hit badly. A few minutes later, an ambulance came and the boy was sent to hospital. We should always follow the traffic rules. More importantly, we should avoid looking at our mobile phones while walking.
U3 Dear Jim,
I’m sorry to hear that you’re feeling blue these days. I really understand how you feel, but don’t be hard on yourself. After all, no one makes mistakes on purpose. Here’s my advice.
First, talk to your teammates openly and share your true
feelings with them.
Second, when you feel stressed, take a deep breath to calm yourself down, and try to look on the bright side.
Third, don’t shut yourself away because your team needs to pull together. You and your teammates will win awards in the future.
I hope things will work out soon.
Yours,
Li Hui
U4 Dear students,
The Yellow River is famous as China’s “mother
river”. It’s 5,464 kilometres long and is the second
longest river in our country. However, the river faces serious problems like water and soil loss. This puts many living things in danger. So, it’s important for us to protect it. Here is what we can do. First, we should stop fishing in it. Second, we need to makestricter laws. Most importantly, we should plant more trees on both sides of the river. Let’s work together to protect our beautiful “mother river”!
The School English Newspaper
U5 Hello, everyone. Today I’d like to share an unforgettable day with you. It was a rainy afternoon on March 29th. I was walking home in the heavy rain. Suddenly, I noticed an old man pulling a handcart by himself. Because of the heavy rain, he had great trouble moving forward. Seeing this, I went to him right away and offered to help. As we made our way to his house, the old man kept thanking me. On my way back home, I felt a deep sense of happiness for lending a hand to someone in need. This experience made me believe that small acts of kindness can truly make our world a better place.
U6 Dear Frank,
I’m glad to hear that you will visit your Chinese classmate’s home. You asked about manners in China. Now I will tell you some. First, it’s polite to bring a small gift for the host. Flowers or a fruit basket can be good choices. Second, if you don’t know where to sit, simply wait for the host to guide you. And the elderly are usually the first to take seats. Third, avoid sticking chopsticks into your food or hitting bowls and plates during the meal. Last but not least, it’s impolite to talk with your mouth full. Hope you’ll have a great time at your classmate’s home!
Yours,
Li Le
U7 Hello, everyone! This is Wilson from Read & Rise. Today, I’d like to share Fabre’s Book of Insects by French entomologist Fabre. I first learned about the book from my science teacher. He said it opened a magic door to the world of insects. In it, Fabre introduces over 100 different insects. He spent years carefully watching and recording their living habits. But it’s not just dry facts. Fabre also tells interesting stories about different insects and his writing is easy to understand and full of fun. The book is educational and inspiring. We can learn about insects and life lessons from it. I highly recommend that you read this book. It will help you find the beauty of nature around you — maybe just under your feet! That’s all for today. See you next time!
U8 Dear Mr Brown,
I’m Li Hua. I’m writing to volunteer at the History Museum. Doing volunteer work is a great way to meet new friends and learn new things. And I’m always happy while doing something good for others. I believe I would be a good choice for this role. I’m good at English, so I can talk to visitors from different countries. Besides, I am familiar with Chinese history, and this allows me to help visitors learn more about the exhibits in the museum. I would be happy to volunteer on Saturday afternoons or Sunday mornings. Thanks for considering me!
Yours truly,
Li Hua

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