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1.Wha.publi.holiday.d.yo.hav.i.you.country
2.D、peopl.i.you.countr.celebrat.Christmas
3.D yo.lik.publi.holidays
4.Whic.publi.holiday.d.yo.lik.th.most
5.Wha.di.yo.d.durin.th.las.publi.holiday
6.Wha.d.othe.peopl.i.you.countr.usuall.d.o.publi.holidays
7.Wha.woul.yo.lik.t.d.durin.the.nex.publi.holiday
8.D、yo.thin.publi.holiday.ar.important
9.D、yo.thin.ther.shoul.b.mor.publi.holiday.!.you.countryW.celebrat..Io.o.publi.festivalJ.m.country..a.sur.yo.kno.abou.th.Sprin.Festiva.whic.i.th.mos.importan.one.l.addition.w.ge.togethe.wit.ou.famil.fo.th.Mid-Autum.Da.an.th.Nationa.Day.Yes,there areso manypeople inmy country,its reallyhard to say,probably mostpeopletend to go shoppingwith familiesor friends to takeadvantage ofthe salestheshops are offering,but personally speaking,I amafraid wedont celebrateChristmaslike theway inWestern countries.Yes..a.fon.o.holidays.Th.mai.facto J.tha.o.thes.days..don.hav.t.wor.an.hav.plent.o.tim.travellin.aroun.t.unwin.mysel.an.als..wil.hav.mor.consecutiv.tim.wit.m.family..thin.ther.ar.man.way.t.hel.other J.ou Joca.communities.Fo.example.wher.Jive.som.peopl.voluntee.t.ru.activit.club.fo.children.o.the.hel.ou.i.resident!a.home.fo.elderl.people.Other.giv.money.foo.o.clothe.t.organisation.tha.suppor.peopl.livin.belo.th.povert.line.I.m.opinion.ther.isn..scal.o.importanc.whe.i.come.t.helpin.others.aLform.o.hel.ar.positive.2Why do you thinksome people like tohelp otherpeopleMos.peopLge..goo.feelin.whe.the.heLothers.an.the.understan.tha.w.ca.al.experienc.difficul.time.i.ou.live.whe.w.migh.nee.support.Fo.example.w.al.gro.old.an.w.al.ru.th.ris.o.Iosin.ou.job.o.havin..healt.proble.tha.affect.ou.abilit.t.loo.afte.ourselves.So..thin.peopl.hel.other.becaus.the.empathis.wit.themi.woul.b..comfortabl..that,.mor.importan.tha.anythin.els.fo.me.Give.th.opportunit.T.happ.t.jus.pu.o..pai.o.jean.an..T-shir.o.somethin.similar.Obvio.appropriat.o.required.the.somethin.mor.formal.bu.eve.the.i.ha.t.b.comfortable..don.reall.hav..favorit.stor.o.plac.wher..bu.m.clothes.i.depend.o.wher..fin.somethin.tha..like.I.ca.var.Jot.Sometim..se.somethin..lik.whe.I J..shoppin.mal.an.jus.bu.i.an.othe.time.mayb.whil.l J..supermarket.!.the.hav..clothe.department..hav..quicJoo.an.se.i.there.anythin.tha.catche.m.eye.Th.interne.ca.b.goo.sometime.a.well.i.yo.ca.b.sur.tha.i.wil.fi.yo.an.yo.kno.th.bran..i.ca.sav.yo..Io.o.time.an.sometime.mone.too..don.reall.bu.clothe.tha.often.Mayb.ever.thre.o.fou.month.o.so J.depend.o.wha..need.r.no..grea.fa.o.clothe.shoppin.a.a.activity.neve.see.t.fin.anythin..Iik.i..se.ou.t Joo.fo.somethin.specific..usuall.en.u.buyin.clothe.whe.T.lookin.fo.somethin.else.Generally..,jus.somethin.casua.the..generail.lik.plai.colors.black.blue.gre.o.somethin.similar..don.reall.lik.pattern.o.check.o.thing.lik.that.an..can.b.bothere.coordinatin.ev.Jo.easie.i.everythin.goe.together---it’.simple.tha.way.A.sai.before.comfor.come.befor.anythin.else.Fashionabl.clothe.aren.s.importan.bu.the.shoul.b.stylish..gues.yo.coul.sa.I.quit.conservative..don,.reall.spen.tha.muc.tim.o.mone.o.clothes.th.pric.isn.reall..consideratio.i..se.somethin..lik...usuall.bu.itJrrespectiv.o.th.price.
1.What,.you.favourit.colour
2.Ar.ther.an.colour.yo.dislik.Why
3.Ar.colour.importan.t.you
4.Wer.colour.importan.t.yo.whe.yo.wer..child
5.Whe.yo.ar.buyin.something.!.th.colou.importan.t.you
6.D、yo.usuall.wea.clothe.i.you.favourit.colour
7.l.colou.ver.importan.t.yo.whe.yo.ar.buyin.clothes
8.D、yo.prefe.ligh.oedar.or.bright.colours
9.Ar.ther.an.colour.tha.hav..specia.meanin J.you.country
10.Wha.colou.woul.yo.choos.t.pain.th.wall.o.you.room
11..Why
12.D、yo.thin.differen.type.o.peopl.lik.differen.coloursM.favourit.colou.i.blue.i.i.th.colou.o.dept.an.stability.Blu.symbolise.wisdom.confidenc.an.intelligence.An..don.lik.th.pin.becaus.i.i.to.girly..suppos.so.Yo.know.differen.colou.convey.differen.meanin.t.people.Re.represent.passio.an.enthusias.whil.gree.mean.energetic.S..alway.choos.th.suitabl.colour.fo.things.Well.yes..hav.severa.clothe.i.blue.whic.ca.brin.cal.an.tranqui.feeling.t.me..believ.tha.blu.i.alway.fashionabl.i.men.outfit.If Iwere tochoose between the two,111probably gowith darkbecause I believe darkrepresentsstability andwisdom,for exampleI alwayschoose thedark outfitin myofficeto highlightmy profession,whereas lightsuits juvenilebetter.Yes.ther.ar.man.colour.tha.hav.specia.meanin.i.m.countr.sue.a.black.whiina.whe.i J.Ne.Year.peopl.lik.t.wea.re.clothes.se.re.firecracker.an.giv.re.pocke.mone.t.children.I wouldlike topaint mywalls inlight yellowor lightblue becauselight coloursconveywarm andcalm tome whichshould besuitable forhousehold.Yes.,believ.differen.peopl.hav.differen.psychologica.deman Jo.colours.So m.nee.peac.o.mind,wherea.other.ma.fee.lik.energeti.an.rebellious.
1.D yo.ofte.writ.things
2.D、yo.writ.everydayS.Wha.d.yo.usuall.write
4.D、yo.lik.writin.t.people
5.Ho.ofte.d.yo.sen.e-mails
6.Wha.ar.you.mai.reason.fo.usin.e-mails
7.D yo.lik.t.sen.e-mails
8.D、yo.usuall.writ.b.han.o.writ.usin..computer
9.Nowadays.ho.d.mos.peopl.writ.things
10.D yo.thin.computer.migh.on.da.replac.handwriting
12.Ho.di.yo.lear.t.write
13.D yo.thin.handwritin.i.ver.importan.nowadays
14.Ho.ca.childre.toda.improv,or.practice.thei.handwriting
15.Wha.impressio.doe..person.handwritin.hav.o.othe.peopleYes..almos.writ.documentarie.fo.m.client.a.par.o.m.jo.o..dail.basis.Ther.ar.man.thing.,hav.t.write.fo.example..usuall.writ.en.use.trainin.fo.m.client1,teac.the.ho.t.us.th.system.o..writ.th.developmen.guid.fo.m.technica.staff.t.tel.the.ho.t.code.Yes.T.reall.int.communicatin.wit.m.client.i.emails..sen.email.t.the.almos.o..dail.basi.i.m.office.discussin.business.guidin.the.ho.t.us.th.syste.an.soIvin.th.problems..fee.lik.sendin.email.becaus..ca.trac.th.communicatio.b.mai.list.whic.i.muc.mor.usefu.tha.telephone.I.probabl.g.wit.writin.thing.wit..computer..believ.tha.i.th.ag.o.fas.livin.an..cultur.o.convenience.writin.thing.wit.computer.ca.brin.peopl.convenienc.an.efficiency.Whereas.han.writin.i.reall.tim.consumin.an.har.t.share.Well,there areso manypeople inmy country,ifs reallyhard to say,probably mostpeoplewrite somethingwith computers,for example,peopleliketo writeblogs tosharetheir feelingswith friendson theinternet but personallyspeaking,I dont think thatwritingwithout penscan becalled writing.I.China.childre.usuall.lear.t.writ.i.elementar.school.The.firstl.lear.th.basi.element.o.th.Chines.characters.the.th.simpl.characters.an.finall.th.complicate.ones.The.wil.hav.t.d..Io.o.writin.practise.t.remembe.them.Th.mor.the.pr actise.th.bette.the.write.Yes,I feelthat handwritingcan allowpeople toget moreopportunities becauseif youhavea decenthandwriting,people willadmire youand youare consideredto bebothwell-educated andliterate.
1.D yo.lik.t.watc.films
2.D yo.prefe.foreig.film.o.Chines.films
3.Ho.ofte.d.yo.g.t..cinem.o.watc..movie
4.D、Chines.peopl.lik.t.g.t..cinem.t.watc..film
5.Wha.kind.o.movie.d.yo.lik.best
6.Wha.wa.th.firs.fil.tha.yo.watchedI.reall.int.watchin.film.becaus.som.film.ar.ver.entertainin.an.provoking.,sometime.g.t.cinem.wit.m.friend.an.famil.t.enjo.ou.leisur.tim.i.th.weekend s.Well,if Iwere tochoose betweenthe two,I willprobably gowith theforeign films,especially theHollywood filmsbecause mostof themare well-acted,with lotsofcharismatic celebritiesand alwaysare enormousbox-office hit;whereas you know,theChinese filmsare almostlow-budget,so they are notas attractiveas theirAmericancounterparts..g.t.cinem.t.watc.movie.fro.tim.t.time.Normall.i.T.no.bus.wit.m.work.Tl.chec.ou.th.movie.t.se.whethe.ther.ar.an.movie.tha.attrac.me.bu.i..hav.lot.o.thing.o.m.hands.T l.probabl.focu.o.m.work.Its kindof hard to saybut people that I know around me tend to likewatching moviesinthe cinema,but maybe for others,they justprefer stay at homeand watchTVprogrammes.As for me,I likethe dramafilms thebest becausesometimes they just tellsimple butwarmand heartfeltstories withprovoking endings,which wouldtouch onmydeepest emotions.m.wit.m.parents.Wha..ca.remembe.no.i.th.terrifi.animatio.an.v.Tonigh.tha..kne.i.wa.produce.b.Eito.Joh.later.An.I.learne.lesson.fro.thi.movies.I.wa.abou.livin.u.t.ou.responsibilities.n.matte.ho.har.i.is.
1.Ho.d.yo.usuall.spen.you.weekends
2.
1.you.country.d.me.an.wome.usuall.d.th.sam.kin.o.thing.o.weekends
3.Whe.d.yo.spen.tim.wit.you.family
4.Wha.d.yo.usuall.d.o.weekends
5.Wha.di.yo.d.las.weekend
6.Wha.d.othe.peopl.i.you.hometow.usuall.d.o.weekends
7.Wha.ar.yo.goin.t.d.nex.weekend
7.
1.ther.anythin.ne.tha.you Jik.t.d.o.weekends
9.D yo.lik.workin.o.weekends
10.D yo.thin.employee.shoul.hav.t.wor.o.weekends
11.D yo.fee.tha.weekend.no.ar.mor.importan.t.yo.tha.whe.yo.wer..childNormall.TI.sta.a.hom.fo.th.whol.weekend.Mostl..jus.us.th.interne.t.kil.time..gues.som.me.pla.sport.whil.wome.ma.jus.d.housework.S.me.ma.probabl.d.thing.t.thei.ow.interest.b.contrast.wome.spen.mor.tim.fo.thei.families..alway.spend.th.whol.weekend.wit.m.family.,barel.wor.o.weekends.Las.weekend..too.m.so.t.th.ants.Beside.w.wen.int.th.greenhous.exhibitio.o.plant.whic J.ver.remarkabl e.Well,there areso manypeople inmy hometown,its reallyhardtosay,probably mostpeopletend to stay at home toenjoy thefamily time,butpersonallyspeaking,I guessthere are notmuch entertainingfacilities inmy smallhometown forpeople to go.Next week,I planto go to dosome shoppingbecause as the SpringFestival isjustaround thecorner,I need to goto somesuper marketsto preparesome foodand othergroceries;besides,I haveto buysome newclothes formy familyfor thecoming newyear,ifa an old Chinesetradition.v.bee.thinkin.abou.goin.t.th.gy.o.Saturdays..hav.t.d.som.exercise.I.s.o u.o.shap.now!Absolute!,no.That,.crazy..hav.t.rela.n.matte.what.Weekend.ar.no.fo.wor k!!!L.wer.a.employee..woul.thin.thi.i..horribl.idea.Employee.ar.human.serv.t.hav.som.off-wor.time.Yes.th.mai.facto.i.tha.afte.five-da.o.har.work..read.nee.som.leisur.tim.t.Ie.of.steam.o.trave.aroun.t.experienc.th.stunnin.natura.scenery.Whereas.wh e..wa..kid,,ha.plent.o.tim.t.play.ever.da.wa.almos.th.same.Well,not really,when I was achild Ijust spentall myweekends playingbut nowI havelotsof otherthings Ineed toworry aboutsometimes II believe myfavourite publicholiday wouldbe theNational Daybecause I will haveatleast sevendays to go travellingand alsoifs thebest timetogoaround,the weatherisneither toocold nortoo hot,and thefoliage oftrees haveturned yellowor red,whichwill giveyou picturesqueviews.Ifs kindof hardtosaybut peoplethat Iknow aroundme tend togoshopping withfamiliesor friendsto takeadvantage ofthe salesthe shopsareoffering,but maybeforothers,they probablystayathome forresting.,believ.th.publi.holiday.ar.rathe.importan.an.ther.shoul.b.mor.o.the.i.m.country.Th.mai.facto.i.tha.peopl.reall.nee.unwin.themselve.withou.an.distraction.afte.tirin.wor.an.als.publi.holiday.ca.dramaticall.boos.consumptio.a.th,good.wil.b.soLa..discoun.durin.thes.days.
1..D yo.lik.t.tak.photographs.Why
2.D、yo.prefe.t.tak.photo.yoursel.o.t.hav.othe.peopl.tak.photos.Why
3.Ho.Ion.hav.yo.like.takin.photographs
4.Ho.Why.di.yo.becom.intereste.i.photography
5.Ho.ofte.d.yo.tak.photographs
5.
1.wha.situation.d.yo.tak.photographs
7.Wha.kin.o.photo.d.yo.lik.t.take
8.D、yo.prefe.t.tak.picture.o.peopl.o.o.scenery
9.Wh.d.yo.tak.photo.of havetostayathometo study,so you know whenIwasachild Ienjoyed weekendsa lotmore thannow.Ho.muc.T.d.yo.usually.watch
2.What,.you.favourit.T.programme
3.D.yo.watc.muc.T.whe.yo.wer..childHo.much
4.Whattype.of.programme.di.yo.watc.whe.yo.wer..child
5.D yo.thin.televisio.ha.change.i.th.pas.fe.decades
6.Possibly.D yo.thin.televisio.ha.change.sine.yo.wer..child
7.Ha.televisio.change.you.lif.i.an.waySeldom..onl.tur.o.th.T.t.watc.th.footbal.mate.o.weekends.Tha.i.one..week..a..bi.fa.o.footbal.s..watc...excitin.an.entertainin.t.se.ho.player.pus.thei.limit.t.wi.th.games.Bside..enjo.watchin.movies.especiall.whe..connec.m.compute.t.th.T.scree,an.watc.th.Hig.Definitio.movie.o.bed.i.i.realLenjoyabLa.night.LateL.hav.trie.t.watc.th.B.programmes.becaus.i.i.al.i.Englis.an.i.ea.improv.m.listenin.fo.m.lELT.exams.Oh.yes..wa..reall..couc.potat.whe..wa..littl.boy.Whe.o.weekends.m.parent.wen.ou.t.d.othe.things..wa.lef.alon.a.hom.wit.T.al.da.long.Therefore..wa.deepl.obsesse.wit.variou.T.programmes.eve.includin.th.adverts..ca.stil.remembere.th.favourit.cartoon.lik.Transformer.To.an.Jerry.Drago.BalLetc.whie.al.wen.alon.throug.m.childhood.、technolog.an.th.LE displa.com.ou.lately.makin.th.T.thinne.anJighte.whiLw.ca.enj o.brighte.an.cleare.programmes..believ.tha.watchin.T.ha.benefite.m.i.som.way.a.wel.a.bringin.m.som.detrimenta.consequences.Watchin.T.programme.ha.enable.m.t.broade.m.visio.a..wa.bor.an.raise J..smal.count,an.ther.wer.man.place.an.thing..ha.n.opportunitie.t.experien ce.Bu.th.T.ha.helpe.m.t.se.them.Bu.spendin.to.muc.tim.i.fro n.o.T.als.mad,m.addicte.t.i,an.di,hartm.eye.unfortunately.S,.ha.t.wea.glasse.sine.middl.school.
1.What,.th.mos.popula.mean.o.transportatio.i.you.hometown
2.Ho.ofte.d.yo.tak.buses
3.Ca.yo.compar.th.advantage.©.plane.an.trains
4.l.drivin.t.wor.popula.i.you.country
5.D.yo.thin.peopl.wil.driv.mor.i.th.future
6.Woul.yo.rid.bike.t.wor.i.th.future
7.Wha.wil.becom.th.mos.popula.mean.o.transportatio.i.China
8.D.yo.prefe.publi.transportatio.o.privat.transportationWell,I guesspeople inmy hometownalways ride bike togo workor somewhereelsebecause myhometown isa smalltown andifs veryconvenient togo outby bike.I barelygo outby busbecause I have myown carnow,so Ialways gosomewhere bycar.Well,betweenthe two,travelling byplanes isrelatively veryfast,for example,it justtakesthree hoursfor metogobetween Beijingand Shanghaiwhich coversdistance of1500kilometres;on thecontrary,travelling bytrains isan increasinglycost-effectivealternative toplanes,particularly ifTm goinga relativelyshort distance.Yes,peoplethat Iknow aroundme tendtogoto work bycar becauseifs veryconvenientto drive,but Ibelieve thatmaybeforothers,they justtake busesto officebecauseits cheapand alwayson time.Yes,Ibelievethat aspeople earnmore moneyand leada betterlife,they willtend tobuycars fortheir families,and apparentlydrive carsto offices.Oh no,ifs impossibleto ridebike towork because you know,Beijing isa bigcity,Ialways driveabout20kilometres tooffice,so Illbe lateif Iridebike.Ibelieveprivate transportationwill bethe mostpopular meansof transportationin mycountrybecause aspeople getricher in the followingyears,people willtendtobuycars fortheir familiesand businessfor variouspurposes,and obviouslyChina hasalreadybecome thebiggest vehiclesmarket in the world.Well,if Iwere tochoose betweenthe two,111probably gotoworkby myown carbecauseapparently itsmuch morecomfortable thanin thecrowned busor subway
1.Do manypeople visityour townThousand.o.tourist.visi.ever.summer.The.com.fro.th.capita.cit.mostl.t.ge.awa.fro.th.hustl.an.bustl.an.enjo.th.peac.an.quiet.Ther.ar.morean.morJnternationa.tourist.visitin.becaus.lot.o.scene.from th.T.sho.川age
1.D yo.lik.t.watc.sport.o.TV
2.D yo.pla.an.sports
3.D yo.hav..favourit.sport.star
4.What’.th.mos.popula.sport.i.China
5.Wha.kin.o.sport.woul.yo.lik.t.tr.i.th.future
6.Hav.yo.eve.trie.an.dangerou.sportsYes.T.ein.othe.peopl.d.th.thing.tha..can.d.an.wis..coul.do.Yes,I sometimesplay footballwith myfriends in the gardenduring theweekendsmorning toget someexercises..fee.tha.m.favourit.sport.sta.i.Mess.wh.i..forwar.i.Barcelona.H.i.th.perfec.blen.o.speed.strength.skil.an.toughness.H.i.als.a.ico.i.th.moder.football..gues.th.mos.popula.spectato.sporJ.Chin.i.basketbalLBasketbal.i.als.play e.b.man.youn.people.mainl.boys.fo.basketbal.court.ar.eas.t.fin.an.i.doesn’.requir.specifi.facilit.o.expensiv.equipmen.othe.tha..baske.an..ball.Ltr.i.th.futur.i.th.tenni.becaus.i.ca.hel.m.buil.m.strengt.an.improv.m.flexibil..spor..ca.enjo.wit.friend.i..pla.regu larly.Oh,no,though my life isquite abit boring,Tm tooscared todo anyextreme sportsbecause I don,tthinkIhaveenough gutsto putmyself inthe difficultsituations.
1.Wha.d.yo.thin.ar.th.function,o.river,nowadaysRiver.hav.variou.functions.l.th.UK.the.wer.probabl.mor.importanj.th.pas.becaus.the.wer.use.fo.th.transportatio.o.goods.bu..suppos.thi.i.stil.th.cas.i.man.part.o.th.world.River.ca.b.use.a..sourc.o.renewabl.energ.i.th.product
10.Ho.d.yo.kee.you.photos
11.D yo.kee.you.photograph.©.you.computer
12.Ar.ther.an.photo.o.th.wall.o.you.home
13.D yo.fram.o.hav.yo.framed.an.o.you.photos.I.yes.whichwhy
14.Dyo.prefe.t.sen.postcard.t.peopl.o.t.sen.photo.tha.yo.too.yourself.WhyYes..a..bi.fa.o.photograph.i.m.spar.time..alway.trave.aroun.t.th.stunnin.natura.scener.wit.m.camera..hav.bee.i.th.habi.o.i.fo.almos..years.Th.mai.facto.i.tha..ca.captur.th.preciou.momen.i.mJife.suc.a.th.graduatio.ceremony.o.th.swee.momen.wit.m.girlfriend.an.als..believ.th.photograph.wil.cultivat.m.menta.development.l.probabl.g.wit.takin.photo.o.other.becaus..fee.tha.differen.peopl.hav.differen.characteristic.s.th.photo.wil.b.distinguishing.Whereas..barel.tak..selfi.becaus.i.wil.mak.m.embarrassed.Normally,111probably gowith thescenery totake photosbecauseIreally enjoythemarvellous naturalscenery suchastheseashore,sunset andtwilight,but if I takemy sontravelling around,111take photosof himto capturehishappiness..stor.m.photo.bot.i.m.compute.dis.an.Interne.fo.backup.An.beside..hav..pholograph.websit.runnin.fo..years.keepin.al.m.premiu.photo.there.Yes,I usedto printsome photosof mykid tohang themin hisroom,which canhelp usmemorisethe warmmoment wehad together.l.probabl.g.wit.m.ow.photo.becaus.the.ar.uniqu.an.seein..o.friend.i.realL.pleasan.thing.Wherea.postcard.ar.no.a.meaningfu.a.photo.take.b.myselfDescribe oneof yourfavourite photographsYoushould say:When thephotograph wastakenWhat itlooks likeWhatsignificant memoryyou haveregarding thisphotograph
1..D yo.ofte.rea.n ews pa pe rs
2.Whic.d.yo.prefe.reading.magazine.©,newspapers
3.Wha.kind.o.newspaper.o.magazines.d.yo.usuall.read
4.Ho.ol.wer.yo.whe.yo.firs.starte.t.rea.newspapers
5.D.importan.t.rea.newspapers.Why/Wh.not
6.Wh.d.yo.thin.peopl.rea.newspapers
7.Wha.differen.type.o.newspaper.ar.ther.i.China
8.D、yo.car.abou.th.news
1.
1.th.new.importan.t.you
10.Wha.kind.o.new.d.Chines.peopl.rea.i.newspapers
11..D yo.prefe.t.rea.abou.domesti.o.locaLnew.o.intemationa.news.Why
12.Wha.ar.som.method.tha.newspaper.us.t.attrac.readers
13.Wha.influenc.d.yo,thin.newspaper.hav.o.society
14.D yo.thin.th.interne.i..goo.wa.t.ge.newsNo.ver.often.Newspape.alway.tak.tim.t.ge.publishe.s.tha.the.ar.no.s.updated.Besides...quit.tr oublesome.Well,if Iwere tochoose betweenthe two,111probably gowith readingmagazines inmyspare timebecause theyare wellprinted andalways havein-depth reportingonsome particularevents;whereas,you know,newspapers alwaysreport thesame newsasthe Internet,so theynow seemto benot soindispensable.r.mor.intereste.i.newspaper.abou.foreig.cultures..lik.t.lear.abou.thei.religions.customs.an.th.food.the.eat.Occasionally.foreig.new.interest.me.too..reall.lik.readin.scientifi.relate.news..go.th.habi.o.readin.newspaper.whe..wa.i.hig.school.
1.year.ol.maybe.Th.Iibrar.i.m.schoo.ha.severa.kind.o.newspaper.an.magazine.s.tha.a.Ion.a.,ha.fre.time.T Jik.t.g.t.rea.som.new.abou.th.lates.politica.events.sport.an.f ashio.news.Yes,I feelthat ifsvery importantformeand otherpeople toknow whathappened inthedomestic andinternational events.Its kindof hardtosaybut peoplethatIknowaroundmetendto readthe politicalnewsbecause theyare interestedin whathappens inthe domesticcountry andabroad,butmaybe forothers,theyjustcare moreabout thesports andfashion events.Well,if Iwere tochoose betweenthe two,111probably gowith readingdomestic newsbecause theyarecloser tohome,and affectsme more;whereas,youknow,international newssometimes havenothing todo withmy dailylife,so Ijust readtheheadlines.Well,I feelthat newspaperagents alwaystry tousethebold headings,attractiveadvertisements,and insightsinthearticle toget thereaders attention.Well..gues.tha.newspaper.hav..grea.influenc.o.society.Newspaper.kee.the.informe.abou.economy.politica.activities.science.education.Besides.i.give..tru.an.correc.pictur.o.th.society.country.Moreover.the.als.hel.u.t.educ at.peopl.abou.thei.right.an.duties.Yes.gettin.new.fro.interne.!...ver.convenien.fo.m.t.ge.new.fro.interne.sue.a.mobil.phone.Th.new.app.i.m.mobil.phon.us uall.sen.m.th.mos.urgen.notification.t.m,s.i.keep.m.posted
1.Wha.d.yo.thin.w.ca.tear.b.studyin.event o.th.past.thin.w.ca.lear.Jo.b.studyin.history.Jus.a.individua.peopl.lear.fro.thei.mistakes.societie.ca.lear.fro.th.mistake.mad.b.previou.government.©.leaders.Fo.example.fro.wha.Pv.real.th.newspapers.man.economist.ar.lookin.bac.t.th.tim.o.th.Grea.Depression.aroun.
8.year.ago.i.orde.t.understan.th.finan,.alway.lear.fro.mistakes..thin.it.fascinatin.t.stud.histor.becaus J.give.u.a.insigh.int.wh.w.ar.an.wher.w.com.from.What doyou thinkare the most importantqualities forfriendstohaveMayb.th.mos.importan.thing.ar.tha.friend.nee.t.shar.commo.interest.an.b.hones.wit.eac.other,why.Friend.ar.peopl.w.spen..Io.o.tim.with.s.i.definitel.help.i.the.enjo.doin.th.sam.activitie.o.talkin.abou.th.sam.topic.a.w.do.an.o.cours.w.nee.t.b.abl.t.trus.ou.friends.s.honest.i.vita.fo..goo.friendship.alternative..example..thin..woul.struggl.t.becom.friend.wit.someon.wh.did n’.hav.anythin.i.commo.wit.me.o.wh.wasn.reliabl.o.trustworthy.How importantdoyouthink itis fora personto spendsome timealoner..essentia.t.spen..bi.o.tim.alone.eve.i.itJus..fe.minute..day.why.Whe.yo.hav....chanc.t.tak.stoc.an.reflec.o.things.why.Mos.o.u.liv.sue.bus Jive.tha.ou.brain.nee.tim.t.catc.u.ever.no.an.then,exampl..alternatives.Personally..tr.t.hav..bi.o.l.g.fo..coffe.o.fin..quie.plac.t.si.an.rea.th.newspaper.l..neve.ha.an.tim.alone..thin.T.g.mad!
1.D yo.lik.t.b.alone
2.Wha.d.yo.lik.t.d.whe.yo.ar.alone
3.D yo.lik.t.spen.tim.wit.you.friend.o.jus.sta.a.hom.o.you.own
4.Whe.wa.th.las.tim.yo.wer.bein.aloneYes.T.lik.t.sta.alon.fo.som.perio.o.tim.i..hav.t.d.somethin.withou.interruption.Bu.i..hav.spar.time..woul.prefe.sta.wit.m.friend.t.enjo.th.fre.time..pute.games.Durin.tha.time..ca.d.somethin..a.intereste.in.an.don.hav.t.thin.abou.ho.t.brae.fo.th.comin.problems.Well,ifIwere tochoose betweenthetwo,Iwillprobably gowith hangingout withmyclose friendsbecauseyouneedtobe sociableinthesociety andfriendship reallyaddsspice tomylife;whereas,youknow,spending toomuch beingalone isreally boringandterrible.Th.las.tim..staye.alon.a.hom.wa.whe.m.wif.wen.o.busines.tri.wit.m.chil.fo.severa.days.s...quit.quie.s..ca.d.somethin.a.ease.1What aresome ofthe wayspeople canhelp othersinthecommunityWhich isthemostimportant。
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