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My problem I solve.

I haven't been able to jump rope since I was a child, and my mom asked me to learn how to jump rope this summer.

I saw my mother jumping forward with the skipping rope, and when the skipping rope was about to hit her feet, my mother quickly jumped over. Then came the second, third, fourth ......I couldn't help but be stunned: there were more than 100 dances!

After my mother's persuasion and encouragement, I finally let go of my embarrassed burden and made up my mind to learn how to skip rope.

One morning at about eight o'clock, I took the skipping rope and walked slowly and quietly downstairs downstairs to the open space. I jumped forward like my mother, but my feet were too slow to move over. I'm not discouraged, after all, it's the first time!

This time I summed up some "experience" and jumped several times in a row, but I still didn't succeed. I was a little anxious and stomped my feet. I looked east and west, for fear of being seen.

I just wanted to walk away with the rope, and when I thought, if I can't jump rope when I'm so old, my classmates will definitely look down on me; Mom would also be disappointed in me.

After jumping dozens of times in a row, I finally paid off and jumped three. I jumped up excitedly, eager to announce to the world, "I've learned how to jump rope!" "My confidence has increased so much that after a period of practice, I can jump more than 20 times.

I happily ran home with a skipping rope and reported the good news to my mother. Mom was surprised and asked, "Why do you have so many marks on your arms?" "When I looked down, I saw a dozen crimson, bulging blood marks on my arm!

Dear students: I want to say to you, where there is a will, there is a way, as long as you have the heart, you will definitely succeed!

Tuesday, November 23rd Sunny weather.

Today, the Chinese teacher finally came to class. Yesterday, the Chinese teacher took a leave of absence because of something. Yesterday it was all math.

The math homework is catching up, but the Chinese class is still a little unhurried. Every Monday afternoon is a Chinese class, why have Chinese teachers been on leave every Monday afternoon for the past three weeks? I don't know why?

Maybe the teacher is sick! I've never been able to understand the problem, but from this question, I do understand one thing.

The Chinese teacher's class yesterday was all occupied by the math teacher, and if the math teacher's class was occupied by the Chinese teacher, the math teacher would immediately grab the class! And every lesson has to be made up, and never give up. And what about Chinese teachers?

The course was occupied, but he didn't know how to grab it, but took all his courses today. Why do math teachers rush lessons, but Chinese teachers don't? Alas, the math teacher is too good at stealing lessons.

Hehe, this question has been pestering me until now, I still can't figure it out, I don't know the answer now, when will I understand this question?