Free English sentences translated into Chinese sentences

Write your name.

I have a book.

I'm going to school.

Are you tutu.

Who's there. Let's play the game.

Write your name.

I have a book.

I'm on my way to school.

Are you tutu.

Who's there? Let's play a game.

Write your name.

I have a book.

I went to school. Are you tutu.

Who's over there? Let's make a game!

Write your name.

I have a book.

I'm going to school.

Are you Tut?

Who's there? (Commonly seen in horror movies, 555555 Let's play the game together!

Write your name.

I have a book.

I'm going to school.

Are you tutu.

Who's there? Let's make a game!

Write your name.

I have a book.

I go to school. Are you Tutu?

Whose? Come play.

mr.Jones is very fond of mountain climbing, and one year he went on vacation to Switzerland. He had climbed many easy mountains, and one day he decided to climb a more difficult mountain, but he didn't want to go alone, so he hired a Swiss who often climbed the mountain as a guide.

It was easy at first, but when they climbed to a rough place, this guide stopped and reminded Mr jones。"Be careful here," he said, "it's dangerous here."

It's easy to fall, and if you do, you'll roll a long way. But," he then said calmly, "if you do fall, don't forget to look to your right." The view is so much more beautiful than what you see here. ”

It should refer to the cigarette butt at the back.

Cigarette butts scandalized the town, so we decided to form an organization to ban people from throwing cigarette butts everywhere.

2.We want people to be aware that throwing cigarette butts is harmful to the environment.

3.We want smokers to carry ashtrays in public as well, so they don't throw cigarette butts everywhere anymore.

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