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1 Don't be late for class. Be on time for class.

2 Don't run in the hallway.

3 Don't eat in the classroomYou must finish eating in the cafeteria.

4 Don't listen to songs in class.

5 Don't fight.

Rules. 1. Don't be late for school, you have to be on time.

2. Don't run in the hallway.

3. Don't eat in the classroom, you have to eat in the cafeteria.

4. Don't listen in the classroom**.

5 Don't fight.

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1) Don't be late. You must be on time for work.

2. Don't run in the hallway.

3) Don't eat in class. You must eat in the cafeteria.

4) Don't listen to songs in class.

5 Don't fight.

Don't be late, you have to be on time.

Don't run wild in the hallways.

You are not allowed to eat in the classroom, you must eat in the cafeteria.

You are not allowed to listen to ** in class.

Don't fight.

1. Don't be late for class, be sure to come on time.

2. Don't run on the road again.

3. Don't eat in the classroom, eat in the cafeteria.

4. Don't listen to ** during class.

5 Don't fight.

1 Don't be late for class, you have to be on time 2 Don't run in the hallway, 3 Don't eat in the classroom, you have to eat in the cafeteria 4 Don't listen in the classroom.

Don't be late for class, you have to be on time.

Today, a great man has passed away. He's not a dignitary, he's not a famous doctor, he's not a combat hero or a sports star. He's not a rich businessman, and you never see his name on the front page of a newspaper.

But he is one of the greatest people in the world. He was my father.

I guess you might say that he was a man of indifference to fame and fortune. He did something ordinary—paid his bills on time, went to church on Sundays, and was a small official in the company. He helps the kids with their homework and drives his wife to shopping on Thursday nights.

Tonight is the first night I've lost him. I didn't know how to face myself. I already feel sorry for this moment. I haven't shown enough respect to him in the past. But I've always been grateful for a lot of other things.

I thank the gods for allowing me to have my father for 15 years. I'm so happy that I was able to let him know how much I love him. That wonderful man died with a smile on his face and a happy heart.

He knew that he was a husband, father, brother, son, friend, and he was incredibly successful. I don't know how many millionaires can say that.

I guess you'll have to put a bounty on all your possessions.

Hi, I'm Alex Greenall. I was 13 years old and attended a park school in Oxford, England. I take classes from Monday to Friday and no classes on weekends. It's my school day, I wake up at 7:30 in the morning and eat.

My school was very close to my house, I went to school at 8:30 and then looked for my friends. We had classes at 9 o'clock. We had three classes in the morning. My favorite subject is Fine Arts.

At 11 o'clock we had a break in the playground and I was chatting with my friends. They play soccer on the playground, but I don't like soccer.

Who wants my sister?

Sam: I hate my sister. I wish she could live in the living room! I wish I was just a kid, like you! Do you want my sister?

Jane: Does it make you feel uneasy to have your sister on this earth?

Sam: When I wanted to watch a soap opera, she wouldn't let me watch it. She was lying on the couch, which was the best place to watch TV, and I had to sit in a chair. All because she's older than me.

Jane: I can see why you're being disturbed. I can't watch my favorite TV shows. That's because, when my mother and father wanted me to watch some TV shows, we had to choose the house we lived in, which made us better as we grew up.

Sam: My mother has his own TV. They bought me one and my sister was arguing at home about what the family was watching because she was sick.

Jane: At least you can't fight in your whole family over not being able to watch TV.

Sam: No, but I still want to watch the TV I want. I tell you, there is nothing that makes me happier than not having a sister.

Jane: I guess she sometimes cooks you some food, right? All the time, I do everything myself. And I remember she made a big cake for me on my birthday! She's a delicious cook, isn't she?

Sam: yes, and sometimes I make popcorn for me, and we all love it when we're on wildlife TV.

Jane: Oh, you've been there! So, it's not terrible to have a sister, is it?

Sam; Probably not so bad. So, I have to continue to spend time with her.

S: I hate my sister, I want her to live on the moon, I wish she was the only child in the family. Do you want my sister?

J: What the hell did your sister do to make you so angry?

S: She doesn't watch my favorite TV shows, I only watch her stupid TV soap operas. She was lying on the couch, which was the best place to watch TV, and I had to sit in a chair. It's all because she's older than me.

J: I know why you're so annoyed. I can watch TV as much as I like until my parents want to. Adults have the right of preference at home.

S: My parents have their own TV, and they bought one for me and my sister because they're tired of the TV arguments at home.

J: At least you don't have to grab the TV with the whole family.

S: But I can't read what I want to see yet. I'm telling you, the best thing to do is to have no sister.

J: I think she cooks for you a lot. I often have to cook my own meals. I remember she made you a birthday cake and she was a good cook, didn't she?

S: Yes, she also makes popcorn a lot. It's a show we all love when we watch the animal world.

J: That's right. Maybe having a sister isn't a bad thing.

S: Maybe. Maybe I'll keep her forever.

Hello, please refer to the above personal translation. Thank you.