A father suspects his son to have drunk alcohol and is waiting for him at the door of the house. Come here, I will smell you first to see if you have had alcohol. For now let us first take out its sharp teeth So as to prevent it from biting. Do you want to drink black tea or Jasmine tea? I want to drink black tea. Are you American or British? I'm American. As for this question, do you think we should talk about it now or later? I think we should talk about it Later. Do you want to go to the Great Wall today or tomorrow? Today and tomorrow are both okay. We will talk about it Later. Later let the doctor tell you about your illness. Either a morning or an afternoon flight will do. The child likes to have a hamburger or a hot dog.

We can do something at home.Reading,watching,and accompany our family.

A good Jack makes a good Jill. To make a laser, All you need to do is give a big collection. you're ignoring them on purpose. this one is an accident, unlike giving someone the cold shoulder, that was on purpose, on accident. assertive is an adjective and it describes a way the person is very confident, not scared to say. You have the sensation of happiness. you have a sensation of Like being really hot, cold or whatever. you're the occupant of your cubicle station at work. The People's Bank of China decided to enact measures to control the exchange of foreign currencies. Barriers to girls' education – like poverty, child marriage and gender-based violence – vary among countries and communities. I'll meet you at ten to ten. Wait, don't hang up your phone. For now, I want you to come down alone. Take a break for now and we'll work again Later.

When my father walked with me to the train station, I saw many seagulls flying over the Hai River. It reminded me that when I was in middle school, I sat by the Hai River with my classmate, drinking beer and watching seagulls during the lunch break. At that time, there were not so many seagulls in our city, so they were very new to us. We talked about what they were. Normally, we called them seagulls, but it was a river. She said, "Then they are river gulls." I felt nostalgic all of a sudden and did not want to say goodbye. When I was young, there was a very popular Korean drama called "Autumn in My Heart." The protagonist said that if she had another life, she wanted to be a tree, so she would not be separated from anything around her. If a tree had feelings, it would not have been so lush green.

when my father walked with me to the train station, I saw there were many seagulls flying over the Hai River. It reminded me that when I was in middle school, I sat by the Hai River with my classmate, drinking beer and watching seagulls during the lunch break. At the time, there were not as many seagulls in our city. So they were very new to us. We talked about what they were. Normally we call them seagulls, but it’s a river. She said, “then they should be rivergulls.” I was feeling nostalgic all of a sudden and didn’t want to say goodbye. When I was young, there was a very popular Korean drama called “autumn in my heart.” The protagonist said that if there was another life after this one, that she wanted to be a tree, then she would not be separated from anything around her. If a tree had feelings, it would not have been so lush and green.

With the increase in computer use, many think schools do not need to put the emphasis that they used to on basic handwriting skills or mental mathematics skills. To what extent do you agree? In light of widespread of digital devices, it is often said to be no longer neccesary for schools to emphasise handwriting or mental mathematics skills. I tend to disagree with this opinion because training for these skills helps students enhance literacy and reasoning skills. Analogue skills play an important role for children's cognitive development. Practice for handwriting assists children in connecting letters and sounds. It is also effective for memorising correct spellings. Mental mathematics exercise grows children's abstract operational skills. In addition of these foundational importance, these abilities are useful in real life even when technology is almost always accessable. Intelligible handwriting conveys meaning clearly, showing care for readers. Mental calculation makes it easy to compare prices at shopping. On the other hand, it is true that the opportunities to write by hand is decreasing thanks to keyboard. Typed documents are preferable in most academic and business settings. Similarly, digital devices are faster and more accurate to handle numbers. Given these advantages, it sounds somewhat reasonable to claim that schools focus less on analogue skills and more on digital literacy. To summarise, although they may have been losing their practicality gradually, I think handwriting and mental mathmatics are still important skills taught at school.

Of course, we should. But, if I understood the question correctly, I think, those ways are not an opposite of each other. Both of them are important and right. We can build relationships in real and online life, maintain them by personal communication or on social networks. All of it depends on situations and possibilities of ourselves.

I watched the movie, “The Fall Guy” today. According to the Japanese movie pamphlet, the word of fall guy has two meanings. One is a stunt word. A person who acts at a high place is called fall guy. Another is a figurative expression. A person who does a dangerous thing for deep love is called fall guy. Is that correct? It’s so interesting.

I think internet is the greatest invention in the history because it keeps us connected to each other all over the world