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Dear Mr. Etiquette, can Christmas cards be mailed after Thanksgiving, or should we wait until December?

In the United States, the Christmas season often comes just after the Thanksgiving holiday, and there are some rules of etiquette for upshifting and vacations: First, write the name of each person you make on the card and put it in the card. Two, write a short note to bless them, a simple sentence is much better than saying nothing.

Three, if your name is printed on the card beforehand, mark your name after your short message. Fourth, having a family ** always makes him or her happy. Five, even hand out cards and make sure your friends can get them before Christmas.

Sixth, only send holiday news to get close to friends and family, and they can be very interested in it. Seven, remember to bring your return address on the envelope, and eight, send cards to everyone you want to give.

Dear etiquette, can Christmas cards be sent after Thanksgiving or will they have to wait until December? Dear Ken, Christmas holiday cards can be mailed after Thanksgiving. In the United States, Christmas tends to start just after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Here are some Christmas holiday card etiquette rules: 1. Write the name of the person you are stuck in the card. 2. Write a short note and hope they are safe.

A simple sentence is better than nothing. 3. Even if your name is pre-printed sign your name on the back of the card, your short message. 4. Having a family** always makes him or her happy.

5. Send the card in time to make sure your friends can receive it before Christmas. 6. Send only holiday news to close friends and will be interested. 7. Remember your return address on the envelope.

8. Send a card to everyone who gives you one.

Dear Laura, thank you for the message. Yes, I am spending a long time on my French student exchange program. I was a little nervous before I came here, but there was no reason.

My host family was really nice. The way they treated me made me feel at home. Grandma knew I missed Chinese food.

So she really learned how to cook Chinese food! She also has a very kind granddaughter who is the same age as me. She always spoke French with me to help me practice.

You won't believe that my speed of French has improved so much because of this. I am now fluent in French. Although I still make a lot of mistakes, I don't worry as much anymore as I used to.

My biggest challenge is learning how to behave at the dinner table. As you can imagine, things are different from them at home. For example, you shouldn't put your bread on your plate.

You should put it on the table! I thought it was weird, but I wasn't used to it. Another example is that you should not eat with your hands except bread, even fruit.

And you shouldn't put your elbows on the table. I have to say that I find it difficult to remember everything, but I'm getting used to it. I don't think French customs are so weird.

Yours, Lin Yue.

What do Fifth Middle School students do in their free time?

Last month, we asked students about their activities in their free time. Our questions are all about exercising, surfing the internet and watching TV. Here are the results.

We found that only 15 percent of students exercise every day. 45% of students practice four to six days a week. Twenty percent exercise only three times a week. Twenty percent of people don't exercise at all.

We all know that many students are online regularly, but to our surprise, 90 percent use the Internet on a daily basis. The other ten percent should be used at least three or four times a week. Most students use it just to play and not to do homework.

The answer to the question we watch TV is also interesting. Only two percent of students watch TV, three times a week. Thirteen percent watch TV from Thursday to six times a week.

Eighty-five percent watch TV every day! While a lot of students enjoy watching sports, game shows are the most popular.

It's good to relax by surfing the internet or watching game shows, but we think the best way to relax is through exercise. It is healthy both physical and mental. Sports such as playing ball are fun, and you can spend time with your family and friends to play with you.

Remember, nature is hard to change. So it's too late before you start exercising!

What do the students of Fifth Middle School do in their free time?

Last month we asked students about their free time activities. Our questions are about exercising, using the internet and watching TV. Here are the results.

We found that only 15 percent of students exercise every day. Forty-five percent of students exercise four to six times a week. Twenty percent of students exercise only once to three times a week. and twenty percent don't exercise.

We all know that a lot of students are online regularly, but we are surprised that 90% of them use the Internet every day. Another ten percent use it at least three or four times a week. Most students use it for fun and homework.

The answers to our questions about watching TV are also interesting. Only two percent of students watch TV once or three times a week. Thirteen percent watch TV 4 to 6 times a week.

Eighty-five percent watch TV every day! Although many students enjoy watching sports, game shows are the most popular.

Using the internet or watching a game show is a great way to relax, but we think the best way is to relax through exercise. It is the health of the mind and body. Doing these sports is fun, and you can spend time playing with friends and family.

Remember, "old habits are hard to break". So start exercising before it's too late!

Good morning! Welcome to Xinhua Vocational School. My name is Li Lei, and I am a freshman at this school, and I am very happy to meet you today.

Lo and behold, this is our school building. It has 60 classrooms, 18 laboratories and many teachers' offices. Our classrooms are on the 3rd floor and are bright and spacious.

There were 50 people in our class. The building in the state is the school library, which is newly built, and there are many books in it. In the early days, there were 4 reading rooms in the library, and after class, we could go to the reading room to read and study.

Do you see the red building next to the library? That's a student dormitory. Inside there is a large dining hall and many bedrooms.

Now let's go to the school's playground. Please go this way. We're here.

The playground is so big! Every day after class, there are many students who play basketball and soccer here. Our school is amazing, we love our school and we work hard together here.

Well, thank you for your visit and see you next time!

climate and people's lives.

Humans have been on Earth for about 10,000 years. Almost every part of the planet is inhabited, although in some places the climate is harsh. Sometimes people migrate, sometimes people stay, even if they have to endure discomfort.

The people who stay there will obviously undergo physiological changes to adapt to the local climatic conditions.

Differences in skin tones are seen as a result of adaptation to the local climate. People in hot climates generally have carbon black or dark brown** to resist scorching sunlight. The lightest people usually come from cold regions, where people are less exposed to the sun.

Other skin tones, such as yellow, red and olive, are generally due to adaptation to the climate of the region.

The size of people also seems to be due to climate change. People in colder regions tend to be larger than people living in hot regions. The reason for this difference may be that people with large body sizes have less area than their body weight, which makes it easier to keep warm and cold.

As part of the natural environment, the climate has a significant impact on human activities. Climate plays a significant role in agriculture. Climatic factors, such as the length of the growing season, total rainfall, daily and seasonal temperature variations, limit the variety of crops that can be grown.

Climate can also affect traffic. In areas with frequent storms, traffic is often delayed or disrupted. If the rivers in the area are frozen, it will not be possible to transport them by water. Heavy snow blockades could also paralyze land transport. Storms have a particular impact on air traffic.

The world's population is concentrated in humid temperate regions, where agricultural development is not limited by harsh climatic conditions. People don't like to live in areas with very dry, very humid or very cold climates. However, with technological advances, such as air conditioning and heating, people are becoming less and less confined to so-called favorable climatic conditions.

People's habits change as they adapt to the climate, but the climate itself is also changing, albeit slowly. Human beings are constantly adapting to change, and scientific inventions have helped humans adapt to almost any condition. By understanding the climate, people will find ways to adapt to or control the climate to make life more comfortable.

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