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Every year, many people die in traffic accidents or are injured in traffic accidents. What can we do to make roads safer? Here are a few traffic rules to keep in mind.

When you're riding a bike, keep to the right. Do not cross the street or turn left at a red light. If you want to turn or stop, make a gesture to the people around you.

Before crossing the street, stop and look on the left and right sides of the road (if there are any cars). If there are no cars on the road, it is safe to pass. Walking quickly is the right way to cross the street, not running over. If you run across the street, there is a chance that you will fall.

When you see a child or an elderly person waiting to cross the street, you have done a good deed by helping them pass safely. We should tell children not to play or ride on the road.

If you follow these rules, you'll find it much safer to walk or ride on the road.

Every year, many people are injured or even killed by accidents on the road. What can we do to make roadside safer? Please familiarize yourself with these traffic guidelines.

On the highway, keep your bike on the right side of the road. Do not cross the road or turn left at a red light. If you want to stop or turn yes, please gesture to other vehicles.

Stop and look at the left and right ends before crossing the street, as it is safe to cross the road if there is no traffic. The correct way to do this is to walk briskly across the road but not run. If you run over, you may fall halfway.

When you really need your helper to help a child or elderly person cross the street safely, this is when you see them waiting to cross the street. We should teach the little ones not to play or ride on the road.

When you get your hands on it, you'll find that it's not difficult to cross the street on foot or bike.

A friend of mine used to teach English to adults who had just come to the United States.

After putting a lot of everyday items on the table, he asked the class to pick out rulers, books, pens, etc.

The class went well, and the students seemed very interested and serious about what they were doing, until my friend turned to an Italian student and said, "Give me the keys", who seemed surprised and a little overwhelmed, and when he saw this, my friend thought that the student didn't hear him clearly, so he repeated: "Give me the keys" The Italian shrugged, and then he put his arm around the teacher's neck and kissed him on both cheeks.

We talked about the snail and its own slow movement. But most of the time, the snail doesn't move. They are in their own shell-sleeping.

The hot sun will dry out the body of a snail. So at least the hot sun is a sign that the snail shell sucks its body. A snail will die from a heavy rain.

So, when it rains, a snail does the same thing, too. Snails can sleep for as long as needed. It took all the lead this winter in its pure shell, and fell asleep.

In the spring snails wake up. Its body, about three inches long, comes out frill