The book’s __________ ending left readers eagerly anticipating the sequel.

Her speech was so __________ that everyone was captivated and inspired by her words. . . . . . :)

I looked up flare nails - they are pretty crazy. I'll show my students a picture and ask if they ever made those. Yes, they are crazy. It was the first time that I heard about it too. Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. She also didn't show up last time. I don't know if she wants to continue or not. Maybe she prefers a native speaker and my teaching is not excited enough. I am sorry about that. Thank you for your patient.

Some people today argue it is acceptable to use physical force to discipline children, but others think it is completely unacceptable. Discuss boss views and give your opinion. Some people believe corporal punishment is justifiable, while others are completely against it. Both sides have compelling reasons, and in my opinion, the use of physical force for discipline purposes is unacceptable in public spaces, including school. Supporters of painful punishment think it as effective for disciplinary purposes. Children will hesitate to break rules when they think about consequences with the hurtful treatments. Additionally, they think it is fair for someone to be hit when they hit another. Physical punishment can make it even between bullies and those bullied. On the other hand, advocates for zero-tolerance to violent punishment think it is morally wrong. They think children should learn democratic attitudes to solve problems and corporal punishment does the opposite. They think misbehaviours are reformed by a thoughtful lecture. To summarise, discussions about corporal punishment involve both with effectiveness and moral. When the former is focused, people lean for physical force, while the latter sways people towards more rational solutions. Both standpoints are somewhat reasonable, and I think schools should be restricted to exercise physical force to discipline students because society generally accepts the concept that violence solves nothing.

It is always true, this statement not only can apply for happy wife, but also the happy people because they can make people life happily. Happy people have a sense of humor. They tell jokes when facing difficulties, they smile when facing bad news. For those people, they have a special genes to act positively in unexpected life, and their behavior can affect positively to their workmates, friends and partner. Life is full of uncertainty, we never know what will happen. Having a group of positive friends is always a gift in life, because they can see chance and hope for the future. They would rather give you a constructive advice than a give up plan. The only one will accompany you to the end of the day is your wife or husband, i would say nothing is more important than your partner. Therefore, a happy wife makes a happy life is always true. Thank you.@

I start self down if I am a real slow learner. I have heard about "dream big" but it cannot motivate me to think that I can excel in English one day even though I learn it every day. My big dream is to be good at English. A slow learner can be good at English, I believe.

For me the 3 most important things in life are faith in God, my family and education. Faith because it is my main source of strength and hope, especially when I'm going through struggles and facing adversaries. Philippians 4:13 and Isaiah 41:10 are my favorite bible verses because they remind me that the Creator is always with me to help and guide me because I want to make my family proud. Family because they are my main source of inspiration and motivation, they are my support system. They always support me which makes me motivated to always do my best in my endeavors. Education because it's the most important inheritance that my parents could give me, that's why I take my studies seriously.

Until now I still haven’t found a proper way to improve my Japanese. The problem is that different from English and Spanish, I have learned Japanese totally by myself, in other words, I have never learned Japanese systematically. Since grammar bores me deeply, I have neglected grammar rules and advanced my learning by reading and listening a lot. Although I can read and listen properly thanks to this way of learning, I haven’t established a solid base, so when it comes to speaking and writing, sometimes I’m confused about all those grammar rules. However, when I reach a certain level, I lose the patience to learn the basics. I always feel that there’s a lack of something but I have no idea what that exactly is.

Helooo good night how are you