Everybody can be an heroe

Today, I was wondering if only the likes of Superman or Spiderman could can be heroes. I don't think so.
Everybody can be an heroe, for example firemen/firefighters ( what is the difference? they are the same thing) ; or even someone who helps an old person to cross a road.
An heroe is someone who inspires respect, but who is modest and who doesn't realize that he is exceptionnal.
A heroe doesn't think about what he does, he has no ulterior motive.
He is himself, he and doesn't need any fancy suit, as like Superman or Spiderman.

Everybody can be a hero

Today I was wondering if only Superman or Spiderman could be heroes.
I don't think so.
Everybody can be a hero, for example firemen/firefighters ( what is the difference? ) ; or even someone who helps an old person to cross a road.
A hero is someone who inspires respect, but who is modest and who doesn't realize that he is exceptional.
A hero doesn't think about what he does, he has no ulterior motive.
He is himself, he doesn't need any fancy name like Superman or Spiderman.

Firemen/firefighters - no difference

Everybody Can Be a Hero

Today I was wondering if only Superman or Spiderman could be heroes.
I don't think so.
Everybody can be a hero, for example, firemen/a firefighter or even someone who helps an old person to cross a/the road.
A hero is someone who inspires respect, but who is modest and who doesn't realize that he is exceptionnal.
A hero doesn't think about what he does, he has no ulterior motive.
He is simply himself, he doesn't need any fancy name?/outfit? like Superman or Spiderman.

1. Il faut toujours capitaliser le titre.
2. Il n'y a pas un espace après ( ou avant ), ou avant ! et ? comme français.
3. « Firemen » et « firefighter » sont la même, mais « firefighter » est préféré de nos jours, car il n'implique pas les rôles de genre. N'inquiétez pas, les deux sont bons !
4. Si on dit : « Firefighters AND (someone else), » il faut utilise un nombre parallèle. Par exemple : « Firefighters and people who help the elderly cross the road » OU « A firefighter and someone who helps the elderly cross the road. » Ça marche ?

Très bon travail et très interresant ! Ton anglais n'est pas mauvais ! Si tu veux me corriger, j'apprends le français et je suis debutant de ta langue. Bonne chance !