Oxford English 9A Unit 3 Reading Translation Urgently

Dear friends of Sigmund,

I am a 9th grade student. I have a problem and I don't know how to fix it.

Every day I have a lot of homework and I have no choice but to do it. I often stayed up late to complete these exercises and then felt tired the next day.

Sometimes, I want to refuse to do so much homework, but usually I accept it. I understand how important it is to do my homework and turn it in in in a timely manner. But I have little free time to give my hobbies, such as playing volleyball and table tennis.

I really feel bad about that. I often wonder if it's worth studying so hard.

I was expecting a vacation with no homework so that I could relax and have some time for my hobbies. What should I do? Can you give me some advice? They will be of great value to me. I hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards.

millie.

Dear friends of Sigmund,

My name is Simon and I am a 9th grader. I'm obsessed with football! I love watching football, reading about football and, of course, playing football.

My dream is to be a great footballer. However, my love for football has become a big problem and I want your advice.

I have a large number of friends and we always play football together at school or in the park after school. We like to stay outside late to play football. We often play for about 3 hours and forget when to stop.

Then I got into trouble at home because my parents, who wouldn't allow me to play outside after 6pm. I really don't understand why they're so strict. I feel anxious and angry from time to time.

I believe it's important for us to spend some time on our hobbies. They can help us relax and make our lives more interesting. I wish I could have the support of my parents.

Is it bad to stay outside late and come to play football? Should I spend less time on it? I don't really know what to do. Can you advise me on how to balance my studies with my hobbies? Thank you so much.

Best regards.

simon.

Green consumers.

The book says that our world is in danger. It is vital that we act to save the planet. First of all, what are the dangers that threaten the planet?

Greenhouse effect. The author called us"Imagine the Earth in a greenhouse, with the atmosphere wrapped around it like glass. Only sunlight is allowed to shine in, and the heat is prevented from escaping. The atmosphere is indispensable for all living things. Without an atmosphere, the Earth would be as cold and lifeless as the surface of the Moon.

The problem is that the atmosphere around us is changing because we are polluting the atmosphere with chemicals in the form of various gases, and it is conserving too much heat. "

These gases, mainly carbon dioxide, are produced by burning fuels such as gasoline. The greenhouse effect can cause sea levels to rise and inundate cities, or even entire countries.

Damage to the ozone layer.

The author tells us"Ozone is a gas that occurs 20-50 kilometers above the ground. It forms a necessary layer of protection above the Earth. Without it, the sun would incinerate us. "

Instead, we create holes in the ozone layer, mainly by using a chemical called fluoride. We use these substances in refrigerators and aerosol cans, as well as in plastic products such as fast food lunch boxes.

Destruction of rainforests.

Burning and cutting down trees exacerbates the greenhouse effect because trees absorb carbon dioxide. In addition to harming humans and animals who call the woods home, it also causes soil erosion and flooding.

Bad habitsMany of our bad habits are polluting, especially the bad habit of using disposable items and throwing them away. This creates a huge mountain of garbage. We don't know what to do with this garbage, it pollutes our land and sea.

In the UK, for example, 7 billion beverage cans are thrown away every year. They can be lined up from the Earth to the Moon.

How can we save the planet?

The idea of the book is that we should be green consumers, i.e. we should only buy those items that don't damage the environment, and we should only buy products from companies that don't.

Helen: Mom, what's for breakfast?

Mom: Milk, bread and eggs.

Helen: My glass is in**?

Mom: It's in the cupboard.

Helen: Eggs in **?

Mom: They're on the table.

Helen: Milk in **?

Mom: It's in the fridge.

Helen: Mom, there's no milk in the fridge.

Mom: Then drink some juice. There was a box of orange juice in the fridge.