I am an expert in English and translated my short text into standard English. Do not machine flip

10 points, don't flip, you wait slowly

It is not only work that is needed, but also leisure. If people are always busy with work, they can't enjoy life. And it's not good for health.

Everyone has their own way of relaxing. Probably the most popular way is to play sports. The types of sports are team sports, such as basketball and soccer.

You can have a lot of fun with other people. There are also types of sports that are individual such as swimming and running. Ice skating and mountaineering are the most popular forms of leisure for those who like to be outdoors.

If you like, why not join a club? Not everyone likes to play sports. 。

A lot of people just like to hear it on TV or on the radio. A lot of people like to be indoors. Such as watching TV, singing, and dancing.

Yoga has become popular in recent years. It doesn't matter if we like to recreate indoors or play outdoor sports. Everyone should relax appropriately, or immerse themselves in leisure.

It helps us stay in shape.

Ask for extra points.

I think the worst tourist in the world is probably Mr. Scotty in San Francisco. On one occasion he flew from the United States to his hometown in Italy to visit a friend and family. The plane stayed at New York's JFK Airport for an hour because it was carrying cargo or something.

As a result, Scotty thought he had arrived home and got off the plane. He thought he was in Rome.

When he found that no one had come to pick him up, Mr. Scotty thought they might be on their way because of the traffic jam. Just as he was looking for the address of his relative, he noticed that "Rome" had changed a lot. Many old houses have been replaced by modern high-rises.

He also noticed that many people no longer spoke Italian and switched to English, and the signs on the road were also in English.

Mr. Scotti did not know much English, so he asked the police in Italian how to get to the bus station. Fortunately, the policeman, who was also Italian, replied to Mr. Scotti in Italian.

After a twelve-hour journey, the bus driver took Mr. Scotty to another policeman. Mr. Scotti asked the police why the Roman police hired so many people who spoke only English and not Italian. When Mr. Scotty was told he was in New York, he didn't believe it.

In order to get him back on the plane to San Francisco, he was taken back to the airport by a police car with a siren blaring. "Look, I knew I was in Italy, that's how Italians drive! Mr. Scott muttered.

Blowing up all the translations, now you understand?

I think the worst tour in the world is probably Mr. Scotty's tour in San Francisco.

At one point, he flew from the United States to his native Italy to visit his family. The plane stopped an hour at New York's JFK Airport to get something. Because Mr. Scotty thought he was home, he stepped off the plane. But he was in Rome.

When no one was there to greet him, Mr. Scotty thought, maybe they were because of heavy traffic. When looking for their address, Mr. Scotty found that the old "Rome" had changed a lot. Many of the old buildings have been replaced by high modern ones.

He also found that many people spoke English, not Italian, and that many street signs were written in English.

After 12 hours of circumference on the bus, the driver handed him over to a second policeman. He asked the police why Rome** hired so many English-speaking people as police officers and not Italians. When he was told about it, Mr. Scotty did not believe he was in New York, and in order to get him on a plane back to San Francisco, he was taken to the airport by a police car with sirens. "Look," Scottie said to himself, "I know I'm in Italy." That's how they drive. ”

If a police car has a siren on it, it can disobey traffic rules to a certain extent (e.g. speeding, running a red light), so the actual meaning of the last sentence is that Scotti sees this situation and thinks he is in Italy, because that's how Italians drive (of course, I don't know if that's actually the case in Italy).

Translation of the last sentence: To get him on the plane back to San Francisco, he got into a police car with a siren and was taken to the airport. "Look", he said to himself.

I know I'm in Italy. That's how they drive. This means that there are alarms on police cars in Italy (in fact, all police cars have alarms).

That's how I understand it, not necessarily right, you think about it carefully.