高中英语作文：Don’t Take the Age As an Excuse
在学校和同学相处不好为她提建议英语作文
在学校和同学相处不好为她提建议英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Dealing with Tricky ClassmatesSchool is supposed to be a fun place where we learn new things and make friends. But sometimes, it can be really hard to get along with certain classmates. Maybe they tease you, leave you out, or just rub you the wrong way. It's no fun feeling left out or bullied at school. I've been there, and it's not cool at all.The good news is, there are things you can do to try to improve the situation. It might take some work, but it's worth trying to get along better with those tricky classmates. Here are some ideas that have helped me:Be the Better PersonWhen a classmate is being mean or leaving you out, it's tempting to be mean right back or complain about them to others. But that rarely makes things better. Instead, try to be the bigger person. Kill them with kindness, as they say. If they tease you, don't react or tease back. Just walk away calmly. If theyleave you out of a game, don't pout or cause a scene. Hold your head high and go find something else fun to do.Modeling good behavior and not stooping to their level can sometimes make the bullies lose interest over time. It's no fun for them if you don't react. Plus, the other kids are more likely to be impressed by your mature reaction than by the bullying behavior.Find Common GroundAnother strategy is to try to find some common interests with the person you're clashing with. Even though they may seem really different from you, dig a little deeper. Maybe you both like the same TV show, sport, video game or book series. Talk about those shared interests and bond over them.You could say something like "Hey, I noticed you were reading the latest Dog Man book - I'm a huge fan too! Who's your favorite character?" Or "I saw you dribbling your basketball at recess. I love basketball too - maybe we could play a quick game together sometime?"Finding and building on those small connections can sometimes help break the ice. It's harder to dislike someone when you realize you have things in common.Get a BuddyIf there's one particular person who's hassling you, see if you can get backup from a friend. There's power in numbers, so having a buddy to hang out with at school can help deflect bullies and make you feel more confident. You're less of a target when you're not alone.You and your friend can take turns sticking up for each other if someone starts teasing or excluding you. Just saying a simple "Hey, that's not cool" can sometimes put a stop to bullying behavior. Bullies tend to back down more when there's not just one target.Talk to Teachers/ParentsIf things continue to be really difficult with a certain classmate, don't be afraid to ask teachers or your parents for help and advice. Teachers have experience dealing with these situations in the classroom. Your parents can also provide a supportive listening ear and perhaps reach out to the other student's parents if needed.It's okay to get grown-ups involved, despite what bullies might say about "tattling." There's a difference between responsibly reporting harmful treatment and just being atattle-tale about every little thing. Bullying and repeated exclusion count as harmful treatment that the adults should step in and address.The teachers and parents can have private discussions with the students involved, enforce school rules against bullying, and perhaps suggest a intervention like counseling. Just having an authority figure get involved can sometimes put a stop to the bad behavior.Be UnderstandingSometimes kids act out or bully because they're struggling with bigger issues in their own lives - troubles at home, low self-esteem, etc. Of course, that doesn't excuse bullying at all. But if you can muster up a little understanding and not take their behavior too personally, it might make the situation more tolerable.You could say something like "It seems like you're going through a hard time with this or that. I know it can't be easy. Just go easier on me, okay? I don't like being left out or made fun of." Showing a little empathy and compassion can go a long way in disarming a bully's anger.Kill Them with ConfidenceAt the end of the day, the best way to not let bullies get you down is to have confidence in yourself. Don't let their treatment define your worth or how you see yourself. Keep doing the activities you love, hanging with the friends who are kind to you, and being proud of who you are. Project that inner confidence and you'll be less affected by immature exclusion or teasing.It might be hard at first, but keep reminding yourself of all the great qualities you possess - you're a good friend, an animal lover, a skilled athlete or artist, a total brainiac, etc. When you're truly secure in yourself, a bully's words or deeds can't bring you down as easily.Making an EffortSo those are some of my tips for dealing with tricky classmates - being the bigger person, finding common ground, getting buddy support, getting adults involved if needed, showing empathy, and boosting your own confidence. It's not easy, but making an effort to get along better can really help.No one should have to feel bullied or left out at school.We're all just kids trying to learn, make friends and enjoy our childhoods. If you treat others with kindness and stick up for yourself in a calm, positive way, hopefully those bad attitudes will change over time. Kill them with kindness, common interests,confidence and maturity. Those are way more powerful than any insult or exclusion.Just keep being your awesome self! The good people and true friends will recognize that and want to be around you. Don't let a few immature kids bring you down. This too shall pass! Things will get better if you put in the work. I'm rooting for you!篇2Dear Katie,I'm so sorry to hear you've been having a hard time with some of the other kids at school. It breaks my heart to think of you feeling left out or bullied. I know how much that stings. When I was in 3rd grade, a group of girls started whispering behind my back and making fun of my clothes. It really hurt my feelings and made me not want to go to school some days.But you know what? It gets better. Kids can be mean sometimes, but most of them aren't trying to be bullies deep down. A lot of the time, they're just going along with what the popular kids are doing because they want to fit in too. Or sometimes kids tease others because they're secretly feeling insecure about themselves. It's no excuse, but understandingwhere that behavior comes from can make it a little easier to deal with.I want to share some tips that helped me get through those tough times. I really hope they can help you too. First off, try to surround yourself with the good friends who do appreciate you for who you are. Having just a few kind, trustworthy people in your corner can make all the difference. Don't be afraid to open up to them about what you're going through. Chances arethey've dealt with similar stuff and can relate.When you're around kids who are giving you a hard time, it's best to just walk away calmly if you can. Bullies often want to get a reaction out of you to feel more powerful. If you don't take the bait, you're showing them their words can't bring you down. Kill them with kindness, as they say. Though it's easier said than done when someone is being mean to your face.Another thing that really helped me was finding hobbies and interests I was passionate about outside of school. For me, it was art club and reading fantasy books. Having an outlet to dive into and express myself just felt like such a relief after a long day. It reminded me there was so much more to life than whatever drama was going on in the classroom or on the playground.If the teasing ever goes too far or you start to feel unsafe, though, don't hesitate to tell a teacher, principal, or another trusted adult. No child should have to suffer through bullying alone. The grownups are there to protect you and put a stop to that hurtful behavior. And if certain kids just won't leave you alone no matter what, your parents can step in and get the school to discipline those students.Most importantly, Katie, please don't ever think there's something wrong with you that "deserves" to be treated badly. Every person is wonderfully unique and deserves to feel accepted just as they are. You're an amazing girl with so many talents and positive qualities to offer this world. Someday, the kids who are struggling to appreciate you now will realize how special you truly are.I have so much faith that you'll get through this. You're one of the kindest, most caring people I know. Just keep being your beautiful self. Focus on the good people and things that make you happy. The tough times will eventually pass, and you'll only become stronger and wiser from having overcome them. I'm always here if you need a friend to lean on, vent to, or simply listen. You've got this, girl!Your friend,Sarah篇3Making Friends At School Can Be HardBeing a kid at school isn't always easy. There's a lot to deal with - schoolwork, teachers, the lunchroom, recess, and of course trying to make friends and get along with everyone. Some kids seem to be really good at making friends, but for others it can be super hard. If you're having trouble getting along with your classmates, don't worry - you're not alone! Here are some tips that might help:Be KindThis one is pretty obvious, but it's probably the most important thing. Being kind to others makes them way more likely to want to be your friend. That means no name-calling, no making fun of people, and no leaving others out on purpose. It hurts to be bullied or excluded, so don't do that to someone else.Instead, try complimenting your classmates sometimes. If someone has a cool new backpack or hairstyle, let them know you think it's nice! Share toys or games at recess so everyone canplay. Hold the door open for others. Little acts of kindness go a long way.Talk To New PeopleIt can be tempting to just stick with the few friends you already have at school. But making an effort to chat with new kids can help you make even more friends. Look for kids who are alone at recess or in the cafeteria and invite them to join you. Ask them questions about their favorite games, books, movies, or whatever. Find things you have in common and bond over your shared interests.Some kids might seem shy or nervous at first when you approach them. That's okay - just be patient and keep being friendly. They'll likely warm up to you if you're kind. Making the first move to start a conversation can feel scary, but it gets easier with practice.Be A Good ListenerHaving friends isn't just about you talking all the time. Good friends also listen to each other. When your classmates are telling you about their day or something they like, really pay attention. Ask follow-up questions to show you're interested. Letthem share feelings and stories without interrupting or changing the subject to be about you instead.Listening carefully to your friends lets them know you really care about them. It makes them feel valued and heard. You'd want the same from your friends, right? Being a good listener is an excellent way to be a good friend.Learn To CompromisePlaying games or working on group projects at school often means having to compromise and meet in the middle sometimes. You can't always get exactly what you want. But that's okay! The goal is for everyone to have fun or get the work done together.For example, if you all want to play a different game at recess, maybe take turns picking each day instead of arguing over it. For group work, divide up the tasks fairly so no one has to do everything themselves. Finding compromises shows you respect your friends and care about their wants too.Disagree RespectfullyEven really good friends don't agree on everything all the time. That's totally normal! You might love mermaids while your best friend is obsessed with unicorns. One of you could be an amazing artist but struggle with spelling tests.When you disagree or have different talents, that's not a bad thing at all - it's what makes your friendship special and interesting! The key is being able to talk about your disagreements in a calm, respectful way. Don't yell, name-call, or say hurtful things. Instead, use "I" statements to explain how you feel without blaming the other person. For example, "I feel frustrated that we can't agree on what game to play" is better than "You're being so annoying about this!"Give Each Other SpaceAs great as friends are, everyone needs some alone time once in a while too. If a classmate doesn't want to hang out sometimes, don't take it personally. They may just need a break to recharge their social battery.The same might be true for you sometimes! It's okay to want to read a book alone at recess, skip the sleepover this weekend, or eat lunch alone that day. Real friends understand we all need our space occasionally and don't get mad about it.Forgive MistakesEven best friends mess up sometimes and hurt each other's feelings by accident. When this happens, it's important to forgivethem and move forward rather than holding a grudge forever. Talk it through, apologize, and commit to doing better next time.Getting along with classmates takes work, but it's worth it to have caring friends. Follow tips like these and you'll be developing strong friendships at school in no time! Just be kind, welcoming, listen well, compromise, respectfully disagree sometimes, give each other space, and forgive mistakes. Having good friends makes going to school so much better.篇4Getting Along with ClassmatesDear Jessica,I heard you haven't been having the best time with some of the kids in our class lately. I'm really sorry you're going through that! I know how hard it can be when you don't get along with everyone. I've had my fair share of issues with certain classmates too over the years. Sometimes kids can be mean for no good reason at all. But I've learned a few things that have helped me deal with those kinds of situations better. I thought I could share some tips that might help you too!The first and most important thing is to always be the bigger person. When someone is being unkind to you, as tough as it is, try your absolute best not to sink down to their level. Don't retaliate or say mean things back to them, even if part of you really wants to. Two wrongs don't make a right, and stooping to their level will only make the situation worse. Hold your head high, take the high road, and be the better person. It shows a lot of inner strength and character.That said, you also don't have to just take bullying or bad behavior either. If someone is repeatedly mistreating you, it's okay to stand up for yourself calmly and firmly. Something like "I don't appreciate being talked to that way. Please stop." can go a long way. Having confidence in yourself is key - hold your ground while also keeping your cool. Responding with anger or aggression will only escalate things.Sometimes kids pick on others because of their own insecurities too. As hard as it may be, try having a little empathy and see if you can get to the root of why they are acting that way towards you. Maybe there's something bigger going on that's bothering them that has nothing to do with you. If you get the chance, you could say something kind and ask if everything isokay with them. Killing them with kindness might just diffuse the whole situation!It's also really important to build up your ownself-confidence so the mean comments don't get you down as much. Make a list of all the awesome things about yourself - your talents, your values, the things that make you unique and special. Read it and remind yourself of those traits whenever someone tries to bring you down. Their opinions don't define who you are!And of course, lean on your good friends during this time. The people who truly care about you can help boost your spirits and remind you of your worth when you're feeling down. Do fun activities together, share laughs, and surround yourself with love and positivity as much as possible. Having a strong support system makes the world of difference.If the mistreatment is getting really bad though or turns into outright bullying, never hesitate to tell a teacher, counselor, or other trusted adult. No student should ever have to just accept being bullied - the school will have procedures in place to get it to stop. Don't ever feel like you have to put up with truly abusive behavior from anyone.I really hope some of those tips give you a good starting point for handling this rough situation with some of ourclassmates. Just remember to always take the high road, stand up for yourself with confidence, try to understand where they might be coming from, surround yourself with positivity, and get help if the bullying gets severe. Things WILL get better with time, I promise! Meanwhile, I'm here for you every step of the way. You've got this, girl!Your friend,[Your name]篇5Making Friends at SchoolSchool is a place where we spend a lot of our time learning new things, but it's also a place where we get to meet new people and make friends. Having good friends at school can make the whole experience a lot more fun and enjoyable. But sometimes it's not so easy to get along with our classmates. Maybe you had a fight with your best friend, or you feel left out of a group, or you're having trouble making new friends at all. If that's the case, don't worry - I've been there too and I've learned some tips that can help!The most important thing is to be kind and friendly to everyone. It sounds simple, but it can make a big difference. Smile at people, say "hi" when you pass them in the hallway, and try to learn their names. If someone is new to the class, make an effort to introduce yourself and make them feel welcome. Little things like that show that you're a nice person who wants to get to know others. Nobody wants to be friends with someone who is mean or rude all the time.It's also really important to be a good listener. When you're talking to your classmates, pay attention to what they're saying instead of just waiting for your turn to talk. Ask them questions about their interests, families, or whatever else they want to chat about. People enjoy being around others who seem genuinely interested in them. And don't forget to share things about yourself too! The best way to get people to open up is by opening up yourself first.Speaking of sharing, it's always good to offer to share things like snacks, games, art supplies, or anything else you have with you during free times at school. Most kids really appreciate it when someone offers to share their belongings, and it's an easy way to start up friendly conversations. Just be sure to alsorespect when others don't want to share their own special items - that's okay too!Finding common interests with your classmates can help you make closer friends too. Do you all like the same TV shows, YouTubers, sports teams, or singers? Having those kinds of shared fandoms gives you something fun to bond over. At recess, you could play their favorite games together or talk about the latest episode you all watched. Making friends is so much easier when you have things in common that excite you both.At the same time, it's also good to be open-minded and get to know people who are different from you. Having diverse friends can teach you all sorts of new perspectives and experiences. Maybe your classmate practices a different religion, speaks another language at home, or has different traditions than your family does. Instead of thinking those differences are weird, get curious and ask them questions about it! You'll learn something new and they'll appreciate you taking an interest in their culture.Speaking of differences, you should also try to be accepting and inclusive of kids with disabilities, learning differences, or other special needs. They may need a little extra patience, kindness and understanding, but they have so much to offer asfriends too. Don't exclude them or treat them like outcasts. Give them a chance to show you their strengths, talents and awesome personalities.If you're having a really hard time getting along with your classmates in general, don't be afraid to ask your teacher for some help and advice. A good teacher wants all their students to feel included and have friends, so they may be able to offer some guidance or even help mediate conflicts between you and others. You could say something like "I'm struggling to find kids to hang out with at recess. Do you have any tips for me?" Teachers deal with friend issues like this all the time, so let them lend a hand.The bottom line is that making and keeping friends at school takes some work, but it's worth it to have people who can make you laugh, lend an understanding ear when you're sad, and be great partners for group projects. Try your best to get along with as many classmates as you can. Be kind, listen well, look for common interests, stay open-minded, and ask for help when you need it. With some patience and effort, I'm sure you'll be able to find some great friends who make going to school so much more fun! Good luck!篇6Making Friends at SchoolSchool is supposed to be a fun place where you learn new things and make lots of friends. But sometimes it's not that easy to get along with your classmates. I know because I've had my fair share of trouble fitting in and dealing with other kids being mean or leaving me out. It really hurts when people you thought were your friends start ignoring you or spreading rumors about you. Or when a group of kids gang up and pick on you during recess or lunch. It can make you feel sad, lonely, and angry.But I've learned that there are ways to deal with these situations and hopefully make more friends instead of enemies. First, you have to believe in yourself and remember that you are a good person who deserves to be treated with kindness and respect. Don't let a few mean kids make you feel bad about yourself. Remind yourself of the things that make you special and the things you're good at.Next, try to figure out why you might be having a hard time getting along with certain kids. Is it because you're shy and have a hard time approaching others? Or because you did or said something that upset them, even if you didn't mean to? Maybe you've changed recently and they aren't used to the new you. Orit could just be that you have different interests and personalities that don't quite click.Once you have an idea of what might be causing the problem, you can start working on a solution. If you're really shy, practice stepping out of your comfort zone little by little. Smile and make eye contact with kids you'd like to be friends with. Ask them questions about their interests and really listen to their answers. Most people love talking about themselves! Try joining a club or team for an activity you enjoy so you can bond with others over your shared interests.If there was a misunderstanding or you did something to upset them, a sincere apology can go a long way. Tell themyou're sorry for what happened and that you didn't mean to hurt their feelings. Ask if you can work things out and be friends again. Forgive easily when others apologize to you too.Dealing with really mean kids who bully and put others down is harder. First, don't react by getting angry or bullying back. That often just makes things worse. Try your best to stay calm and walk away from the situation if you can. Tell a teacher, counselor, or another adult you trust about what's going on so they can keep an eye out and step in if needed. Having friends around for support can help too. Mean kids usually don't like topick on someone when they're surrounded by a loyal group of friends.Be the kind of friend you'd like to have. Treat people with kindness, respect their feelings, and accept them for who they are - even if they're a little different from you. Learn about and celebrate the cultures of kids from diverse backgrounds. Stand up for others who are being mistreated, but do it in a calm, non-violent way.Making friends isn't always easy, but having even just one or two really good friends can make such a big difference. With good friends by your side, you can get through just about anything that school throws your way. So keep being the best person you can be, and good friends will find their way to you. Don't give up!。
年龄不该阻止人尝试新事物英语作文
年龄不该阻止人尝试新事物英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Age is Just a Number: Why It Shouldn't Stop You from Embracing New ExperiencesAs a student, I've come to realize that age is often used as an excuse to stay within our comfort zones and avoid trying new things. We tell ourselves, "I'm too old for that" or "That's a young person's game." But the truth is, age is just a number, and it shouldn't be a barrier that holds us back from embracing new experiences and personal growth.I remember when I first started college, I was hesitant to join any clubs or organizations because I thought I was too old to be a "newbie." I had this idea that college was meant for fresh-faced 18-year-olds straight out of high school. But then I met a30-year-old classmate who was just starting her degree after years of working in retail. She signed up for every club that piqued her interest, from the hiking club to the poetry slam team. Watching her dive headfirst into campus life with such enthusiasm and zest inspired me to do the same.That's when I realized that age is truly just a number. It doesn't define our capabilities, our passions, or our potential for growth. In fact, having a few more years under our belts can often be an advantage when it comes to trying new things. We tend to have more life experience, better decision-making skills, and a deeper appreciation for stepping out of our comfort zones.Think about it – some of the most successful entrepreneurs, inventors, and artists didn't achieve their greatest accomplishments until later in life. Julia Child didn't publish her first cookbook until she was 49 years old. Colonel Harland Sanders didn't open his first KFC franchise until he was 62. And artist Grandma Moses didn't start painting until her 70s. These individuals didn't let their age stop them from pursuing their passions and trying something new.Of course, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that we're "too old" for certain activities or hobbies. I've heard classmates say they're too old to learn a new language or pick up a musical instrument. But the truth is, our brains are incredibly malleable and capable of learning new skills at any age. It might take a bit more effort and patience, but the sense of accomplishment and personal growth that comes from mastering something new is well worth it.Trying new things also keeps our minds sharp and our lives interesting. When we get stuck in the same routines day after day, it's easy to become complacent and stagnant. But when we challenge ourselves with new experiences, we engage different parts of our brains, fostering creativity and cognitive flexibility. It's like giving our minds a workout, helping to stave off cognitive decline and keeping us mentally sharp.And let's not forget the social benefits of trying new things. Whether it's joining a book club, taking a cooking class, or learning a new sport, stepping out of our comfort zones allows us to meet new people and forge meaningful connections. It's an opportunity to expand our social circles and engage with others who share our interests and passions.Of course, trying new things can be daunting, especially as we get older. We might worry about looking foolish or feeling out of place. But the truth is, everyone starts as a beginner at some point. And there's something incredibly humbling and rewarding about embracing our vulnerability and allowing ourselves to be beginners again.I'll never forget the first time I tried rock climbing at the campus recreation center. As a self-proclaimed "indoorsy" person, the idea of scaling a wall with nothing but a harness andsome chalk terrified me. But with the encouragement of a patient instructor and a supportive group of fellow climbers, I found myself slowly but surely making my way up the wall, one handhold at a time. And when I finally reached the top and rang the bell, the sense of accomplishment was overwhelming. In that moment, I realized that age had nothing to do with my ability to try something new – it was all about having the courage to step out of my comfort zone.So, my fellow students, I implore you: don't let your age hold you back from trying new things. Whether you're 18 or 80, there's always something new to learn, explore, and experience. Embrace your curiosity, step out of your comfort zone, and don't be afraid to be a beginner again. Who knows? That new hobby, skill, or adventure might just become your greatest passion.Age is truly just a number, and it shouldn't be a barrier to personal growth and exploration. So go out there, try something new, and let your age be a badge of honor, a testament to the wealth of experience and wisdom you bring to the table. The world is full of endless possibilities, and it's never too late to embrace them.篇2Age is Just a Number: Don't Let it Stop You from Trying New AdventuresAs students, we often hear phrases like "You're too young to understand" or "That's not for kids your age." While these comments may be well-intentioned, they can instill a limiting belief that certain experiences or pursuits are off-limits based solely on our age. However, I firmly believe that age should never be a barrier to trying new things and embracing life's adventures.From a young age, we are conditioned to follow a predetermined path – go to school, get good grades, pursue a traditional career, and settle into a comfortable routine. But what if we dared to challenge these societal norms and step outside our comfort zones? What if we approached life with a sense of curiosity and a willingness to explore the unknown, regardless of how many candles adorn our birthday cakes?One of the greatest gifts we possess as human beings is the ability to learn and adapt at any stage of life. Our brains are remarkable machines, capable of forming new neural connections and acquiring new skills even in our later years. Just think about the countless examples of individuals who have defied age-related stereotypes and achieved remarkable feats –the octogenarian who summited Mount Everest, theseptuagenarian who learned to code and launched a successful tech startup, or the nonagenarian who published their first novel.Trying new things not only keeps our minds sharp and our spirits youthful but also opens us up to a world of personal growth and self-discovery. When we step out of our comfort zones, we challenge ourselves to think differently, toproblem-solve in innovative ways, and to develop new skills and perspectives. This process can be incredibly empowering, boosting our confidence and reminding us that we are capable of far more than we may have initially believed.Moreover, embracing new experiences can enrich our lives in ways we never imagined. It might be as simple as trying a new cuisine or as adventurous as learning to sail or skydive. Each new experience has the potential to ignite a passion, forge lasting friendships, or create cherished memories that will stay with us for a lifetime.Of course, stepping into the unknown can be daunting, and it's natural to feel a sense of apprehension or fear. But it's essential to remember that fear is often rooted in the unknown and can be overcome through knowledge, preparation, and a positive mindset. Instead of allowing fear to hold us back, weshould embrace it as a sign that we are venturing into uncharted territory, where growth and self-discovery await.Age is not a limitation; it's a testament to the experiences and wisdom we have accumulated over the years. Rather than viewing our age as a barrier, we should see it as a source of strength and resilience – qualities that can propel us forward as we embark on new adventures.As students, we have a unique opportunity to embrace this mindset and cultivate a lifelong love for learning and exploration. Whether it's taking up a new sport, learning a foreign language, or pursuing an unconventional hobby, each new experience we embrace has the potential to shape us into well-rounded, curious, and adaptable individuals.In conclusion, age should never be an excuse to shy away from new experiences or limit our potential. Life is a continuous journey of growth and discovery, and it's up to us to embrace it with open arms and a sense of adventure. So, let's cast aside the limitations imposed by societal norms and age-related stereotypes, and embrace the thrill of trying new things. After all, as the saying goes, "You're never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream."篇3Age is Just a Number: Why We Should Never Stop Exploring and DiscoveringAs students, we're constantly being pushed to try new things—new classes, new activities, new challenges. The world is our oyster, or so they say. But as we get older, it can feel like the opportunities start to dwindle. Society seems to expect us to settle into the confines of our age, as if getting another year older means new experiences are off the table. Well, I'm here to protest that notion. Age is just a number, and it should never be a barrier to exploration, growth, and self-discovery.I understand the perceived risks of trying something new as you get older. Physical limitations can make certain activities seem unadvisable. The working world and family obligations can tighten the constraints on your free time. And yes, the human brain does start losing some flexibility as we age. But do those factors really mean we should just resign ourselves to the status quo? Absolutely not, I say. The benefits of stepping out of your comfort zone far outweigh any potential drawbacks.Think about it—when you try a new activity or pursue a new interest, it quite literally rewires your brain. Those new neuralpathways can create cognitive reserves that help our brains stay resilient against age-related decline. Learning new skills gives our minds a revitalizing workout. And that's not even considering the mental health boosts that can come from the sense of accomplishment, the thrill of discovery, and having an engaging new passion in your life.Physically speaking, taking up a new active hobby can improve strength, balance, and cardiovascular health at any age. Various studies have shown that adults who remain physically, mentally, and socially active live longer and have lower disease risk. An elderly person who picks up ballroom dancing, for example, could see tremendous benefits in coordination, muscular endurance, and even cognitive abilities like spatial awareness. Staying sedentary, on the other hand, is essentially giving up on your body.Of course, trying new things often requires conquering fear—fear of looking foolish, fear of failure, fear of the unknown. Those psychological hurdles can seem even higher as we get older and set in our ways. But identifying and dismantling those insecurities is an opportunity for immense personal growth. Testing the limits of your courage builds resilience andself-confidence. And realizing you have the gumption to take on a new challenge can inspire a profound sense of pride.So many trailblazers throughout history have proven that passion and curiosity know no age limits. Take Grandma Moses, who didn't start painting until her late 70s but went on to have a prolific career for over 20 years, finally gaining global fame in her 90s. Or Dr. Tensin Gayche, who became the oldest woman to climb Mount Everest at age 59. Or Theodor Fontane, who published his first novel at 59 after a mundane career in civil service and went on to have a celebrated second life as one of Germany's greatest writers. These incredible individuals show that if you have the fire inside, age is no excuse to stop exploring and chasing your dreams.Indeed, embracing something new might be exactly the medicine your soul needs as you get older. Think how easy it is to get mired in the minutiae of day-to-day life—the same commute, the same routines, the same environments. Adding some spice and novelty can shake off the cobwebs of complacency. That beginner's mindset of trying something for the first time keeps your perspective fresh. It forces you out of your comfort zone, out of worn patterns of thinking and seeing the world through a limited lens. Learning to code, taking upwoodworking, traveling to a country you've never visited—whatever it is, those game-changing experiences breed enthusiasm, open-mindedness, and seeing the world with new eyes.And as the saying goes, you're never too old to learn. In fact, some would argue adults often make better students than teenagers or young adults. We tend to have the virtues of patience and diligence more solidified after years of experience. We can draw upon a lifetime of accumulated knowledge and context to help make sense of new material. And because we're exploring out of pure intrinsic interest rather than external pressures, we're often able to learn more freely and joyfully.Of course, not every new pursuit has to be a drastic,life-altering endeavor. My argument isn't that you need to uproot your entire life and start from scratch every decade. The goal is simply to avoid calcification—keep introducing new activities, ideas, and experiences into your life at every stage, no matter how small. Read a book on a subject you know nothing about. Take a community education class on something that intrigues you, like woodworking or coding. Join a club centered around a hobby you've never tried. Ask your open-minded grandchild to teach you the latest dance craze. Everybrain-expanding, horizon-expanding stepounts a defense against the creeping staleness and monotony that can set in over time.Ultimately, giving yourself permission to be a perpetual learner and explorer is one of the greatest gifts of self-love. It's saying to yourself, "My life is a voyage of discovery that knows no expiration date." It's making a conscious choice to live every day curiously, vibrantly, and hungry for new experiences until the very end. I have no doubt that when people let that burning sense of "beginner's mind" drive their lives, they make the most of their short time on this planet.So let's all vow to never stop trying new things, no matter how young or old we are. Don't let the number of candles on your birthday cake dictate the size of your ambitions. Your age should never define the scope of your curiosity, passion, or willingness to learn. The world is a boundless playground, and the only limits are the ones we place on ourselves. Let's commit to living life as explorers, pioneers, and adventurers until our very last days. Who's with me?。
高中英语作文：别拿年龄当借口
高中英语作文：别拿年龄当借口【篇一】别拿年龄当借口Don’t Take the Age As an ExcuseWhen I was small, I fell in love with tennis, so I like to watch tennis match so much. Today, the tennis players have extended their career time, before, most of them will retire around 30 years old, because it is old enough for an athlete. But now, we can see many tennis players still continue their career after they are 30 years old, such as Roger Federer and Serena Williams. Both of them are keeping the top situation, they are not young enough, but they still the best ones. The age is not the excuse for people to stop moving on, some may say he can’t do well because he is not young enough, in my opinion, it is bullshit. It is never too late to learn, the horrible thing is people have given up the chance to try. So let’s take action, no more excuse.当我很小的时候，我爱上了网球，所以我很喜欢看网球比赛。
高中英语作文有志者事竟成范文_作文1000字_高考话题作文_
高中英语作文有志者事竟成范文有志者事竟成，这是一句我们经常用来鼓励自己的话，只要你有想要完成的想法，努力去做，就一定会成功。
下面小编整理了高中英语有志者事竟成范文，供你参考!关于写有志者事竟成英语作文范文篇一It is a common phenomenon that college students cram for the final examinations at the eleventh hour. which seems to be effective at the moment but does harm to study in the long run.As a matter of fact, it's a wrong attitude as well as an inappropriate approch to study.Firstly, study is a lifelong commitment while short-time study will meet the requirements. Besides, without truly understanding the knowledge,we could never obtain and make use of it within short time. Generally speaking, the acquisition of knowledge requires hardword while cramming simply doesn't work. Therefore, it's better to set up study goals earlier than late. Similarly, it's better to prepare for the exams early than late.As far as I am concerned, we should make a detaied plan for time so as to make the best of it. Measures should be taken in no time. As a saying goes A slow sparrow should make an early start, we should learn how to begin quickly and seize the opportunities. Furthermore, break large projects up into smaller , manageable parts , and then complete them one at a time, which benefits a lot. I have faith that with actions and awareness, we fulfill our dream by setting out early, after better earlly than late!关于写有志者事竟成英语作文范文篇二Some people often say that they like success, but they don't like hard work.This is nonsense. It is known to all that there is no royal road to success. It only depen& on hard work. No pains, nogains. We are in Grade Three now. It won't be long before we take part in the National College Entrance Examination. So time is very precious. Remember that time wait for no man,Yesterday is gone, tomorrow hasn't come, only today is yours. One today is worth two tomorrows. Never put off today's work till tomorrow.When studying, don't forget that Rome wasn't built in a day. Haste makes waste. Only practice makes perfect. Many a little makes a mickle.Always remember that nothing is too difficult if you put your heart into it.Where there is a will, there is a way. Winter has now come. It is said that a good winter brings a good summer. A famous writer of England said in his poem: "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?关于写有志者事竟成英语作文范文篇三Where there is a will, there is a way.This statement means that if you are really determined to do something, however difficult it might be, you will eventually find a way to do it well.The important point is that you must have the will to achieve success.Ninety percent of the failures that occur are due to the fact that there is no strong will involved.Many people simply say that they want something, but they do not make any attempt to achieve it.So, instead of getting it, they use the feeblest excuse to explain the situation away.Only those with an undaunted will and spirit can fight their way to final victory.Many a famous man has the same experience.They have attained their status because they have had the will to overcome apparently insuperable obstacles.Many artists,statesmen,writers and inventors have managed to succeed because they possess a fierce will,which has helped them toachieve success.According to the above statements, we can see that what one needs is a strong will.Weak-willed people never climb to the top.They crumble at the slightest use of force against them.Strong-willed people, on the other hand,will stand up against all odds and will make it a point to succeed ultimately. 关于写有志者事竟成英语作文范文篇四This statement means that if you are really determined to do something, however difficult it might be, you will find a way of doing it at last. The point is that you must have the will if you are to succeed.Ninety percent of the failures that occur are due to the fact there is no strong will. Many people simply say that they want something, but they do not make any attempt to achieve it. Thus, instead of getting it, they use the weakest excuses to explain the situation away.On many occasions, too, people probably say much more than the truth about difficulties, making the objective impossible to reach. In fact, if one has the will to succeed, then the size of the obstacles① will seem smaller, and one can achieve one's goals.If one wants to succeed, he should not allow obstacles or failures to prevent him from acting. He should learn to make his will stronger and to determine himself to achieve his ambitions.One's will should be strong enough to wash or sweep away the difficulties in one's path to success. If one really has a strong will, then, somehow or other②, one will find a way to get what one wants, or reaches where one aims at arriving.Many a famous man succeeded in arriving in their high social position because they had the will to overcome obstacles whichwere seemingly too difficult to be passed. They have managed to succeed because they controlled the will which helped them to achieve fame.From what I say above, we can see that the main thing which one needs is will. Weak-willed people never make it to the top. A strong willed person, on the other hand, will stand up against all odds and will make it a point to succeed at last.。
写一篇关于如何善待他人的英语作文
写一篇关于如何善待他人的英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1How to Be Nice to Other PeopleBeing nice to others is really important. When you are nice, it makes people feel good and they will want to be your friend. Plus, it's just the right thing to do! Here are some tips for how to treat other people with kindness and respect.Listen to OthersOne way to be nice is to listen when someone else is talking. Don't interrupt them or start thinking about what you want to say next. Just listen carefully to what they are saying. Look them in the eye, nod your head, and let them finish before you start talking. Listening shows you care about the other person and value their thoughts and feelings.Use Good MannersManners are rules for how to act politely. When you use good manners, it shows you respect others. Say "please" and "thank you" a lot. Don't burp or make rude noises. Chew withyour mouth closed. If you need to get somebody's attention, say "excuse me" instead of yelling. Good manners make people feel comfortable around you.Be Friendly and SmileIt feels good when somebody smiles at you, doesn't it? Smiling and having a friendly face makes others feel welcome and happy. Greet people by saying "hi" or "hello." Ask how they are doing. Tell jokes to make them laugh. Introduce yourself to people you don't know. Friendliness goes a long way!Share Toys and Take TurnsNobody likes a kid who hogs all the toys or never lets others have a turn. Taking turns and sharing is a big part of being nice. If you're playing a game with rules for taking turns, follow those rules. If not, come up with a way to share. You could set a timer or take turns after each other's turn. Sharing shows you care about others too, not just yourself.Help OthersHelping others is one of the nicest things you can do. If you see someone struggling with something, offer to help them. Open doors for people. Pick up things they drop. Do choresaround the house without being asked. Helping out makes people's lives easier and shows you care.Give ComplimentsCompliments make people feel good about themselves. If you notice something nice about someone, say it! You could say "I like your haircut" or "That was a great goal you scored!" Don't lie to give fake compliments though. Just speak up about the positive things you see.Don't Bully or Call NamesBullying is the opposite of being nice. Don't call people mean names, threaten them, hit them, or leave them out on purpose. If you see someone being bullied, tell an adult right away. Bullying is never okay and can really hurt people's feelings. Treat others how you would want to be treated.Learn About Different CulturesThere are lots of different cultures and religions in the world. Part of being nice is learning about and respecting how other people live. You don't have to agree with everything, but try to understand where they are coming from. Don't make judgements until you know the facts. Being open-minded makes the world more friendly.Apologize When You Make MistakesEven if you try your best, sometimes you might accidentally say or do something that upsets someone else. When that happens, the nice thing is to apologize. Say you're sorry and that you didn't mean to hurt their feelings. Ask what you can do to make things better. We all make mistakes, but apologizing is the nice way to respond.Be Patient and UnderstandingNot everyone thinks or acts the same way you do. Some people might need more time to learn things. Others might have disabilities that make some things harder. Being patient and understanding rather than impatient or rude is the nice way to treat people who are different from you. We're all humans trying our best!In the end, being nice really comes down to thinking about others' feelings as much as your own. Put yourself in their shoes. How would you want to be treated? Then treat them that same way! With some practice, being a kind person can become a habit. And that habit will make the world a better, happier place for all of us.篇2How to Be Kind to OthersBeing kind to others is really important. It makes people feel good and it makes the world a better place. My mom and dad are always telling me to be kind and my teacher at school says the same thing. At first, I didn't really understand why it was such a big deal. But now that I'm older, I get it.When you're kind to someone, it makes them happy. Like when I share my snacks at school or let someone borrow my colored pencils, they get a big smile on their face. And that makes me feel happy too! It's like their smile jumps off their face and lands right on me. Seeing others feel good because of something I did is the best feeling ever.On the other hand, when someone is mean or rude, it can really hurt someone's feelings. I know because kids at school have said unkind things to me before and it made me want to cry. Words might just be words, but they can cut like knives sometimes. That's why it's so important to always be thoughtful about what we say and do around others.There are lots of ways to be kind, even little things that don't seem like a big deal. You can compliment someone if you like their haircut or their art project. You can invite someone to play at recess if they look lonely. If someone drops their books, youcan help them pick them up. Little acts of kindness might seem small, but they can truly brighten someone's whole day.Bigger acts of kindness are great too though. You could donate some of your old toys to kids who don't have as many. You could volunteer to pick up litter at a park to make the neighborhood look nicer. If your parents take you grocery shopping, you could pick out some non-perishable foods to donate to the food bank. There are unlimited ways to be kind if you just look for opportunities!Sometimes being kind means sticking up for others too. If you see someone being bullied or treated unfairly, you shouldn't just watch it happen. Say something or tell a teacher so it can be stopped. No one deserves to be picked on or mistreated. We should all treat each other with respect, no matter what.I think the world would be a much happier, safer, and more peaceful place if everyone was just a little bit kinder. It really doesn't take much effort to hold the door for someone or say please and thank you. If everyone did small kind things each day and stuck up for each other, imagine how much better everything would be!It makes me sad when I see people being mean and cruel to one another. Kids can be really nasty sometimes, pushing andshoving or saying hurtful things about how someone looks. Even adults can be mean too like when they honk their horns at each other in traffic or shout angrily. If we could all just take a deep breath and be patient and kind with one another, I think a lot of problems could be avoided.I'm going to try my best to always be kind, no matter what. If someone is unkind to me, I'll kill them with kindness instead of being mean back. It's the high road to take. I'll keep sharing my snacks, holding doors, saying nice things, and looking for ways to help others. If everyone did the same, it would create an unstoppable tidal wave of kindness and happiness!Of course, being kind to others doesn't mean you have to be a doormat and let people walk all over you. You still have to stick up for yourself if someone is purposefully mistreating you or putting you down. But you can do it in a calm, polite, and kind way. There's no need for rudeness or revenge. Just stand your ground while still being a good person.In my opinion, kindness is one of the most important qualities a person can have. It doesn't cost anything and it makes the world so much better. Without kindness, everything would be a mess of anger, cruelty, and sadness. But when kindness enters the picture, happiness and light shine through.I think we could all use more kindness these days. The world can feel like a pretty negative place sometimes with wars, violence, poverty, and other difficult stuff happening. But kindness can cut through all of that like a warm ray of sunshine. Each little act of kindness creates a ripple effect that can spread to more and more people. It's like throwing a pebble in a pond - the ripples just keep going and growing bigger.That's what I'm going to try to do - be a pebble of kindness that creates ripples everywhere I go. At school, at home, at the park, at the store, and anywhere else, I'll look for ways to be kind and help others. It's the best way I know how to make a positive difference in the world. If all the children and grown-ups did the same, just imagine how amazing it would be! The possibilities are endless when kindness leads the way.So that's my plea to everyone - be kind, be generous, be compassionate, be caring, be thoughtful, be nice. It's such a simple thing, but it can truly change everything for the better. Let's all work together to make kindness spread far and wide!篇3Being Kind to OthersHave you ever felt really happy when someone was nice to you? Maybe a friend shared their snack with you at lunch, or a classmate complimented your drawing. It feels great when people are kind, doesn't it? Being kind makes others feel good, but did you know it can make you feel good too?Kindness is one of the most important things we can practice every single day. It means being friendly, generous, and considerate of other people's feelings. When you are kind, you treat others the way you want to be treated yourself.There are so many easy ways to be kind, and they don't cost any money at all! You can simplify it by remembering the three nice words: smiles, helpfulness, and compassion. Let me explain what I mean.SmilesA smile is such a simple act, but it can truly brighten someone's day. When you smile at others, it makes them feel welcomed, accepted, and happy. Your smiles are free to give out as much as you want!You can smile at your family members when you wake up or before going to bed. Smile at your teacher when you arrive at school. Smile at your classmates as you walk through the halls.Smile at the person working behind the counter when you go to a store with your parents. Smile at the neighbors you pass when taking a walk. Smiles are contagious too - when you smile at someone, they will likely smile back!HelpfulnessBeing helpful means looking for opportunities to lend a hand, big or small. It feels great to help others, and it makes their lives a little bit easier too.You can be helpful at home by doing chores without being asked, like making your bed, putting your toys away, or helping to set the table for meals. At school, you can hold the door open for someone, pick up items dropped on the floor, or offer to help the teacher carry supplies. When out in your community, you can help your parents carry groceries, give directions to someone who looks lost, or volunteer to help clean up litter at a park.When you go out of your way to be helpful, it shows others that you care about their needs. It makes people feel supported and thankful to have you around.CompassionHaving compassion means being able to understand and share the feelings of others. When you have compassion, youthink about how others must be feeling instead of just focusing on yourself.If you see someone looking sad, you could show compassion by asking them if they're okay or giving them an encouraging word or hug. If someone in your class struggles with a subject you're good at, you could show compassion by offering to help them study. If you see someonedoeesn't have very much or is going through a hard time, you could show compassion by finding a way to share something with them or do something kind.Compassion helps us see the world through each other's eyes. It makes us kinder, because when we understand how someone else is feeling, we don't want to do anything to make them feel worse.Why Be Kind?Being kind doesn't just make others happy - it makes you happy too! Scientific studies have shown that when we do kind acts for others, it activates the reward center in our brain and releases chemicals that make us feel good. Kindness literally creates joy inside us.When we are kind, we boost our own confidence and sense of belonging. It helps us create strong friendships and caring communities around us. We all want to live in a world where people are good to each other, and kindness is how we can make that world a reality, one nice act at a time.So keep sprinkling kindness everywhere you go by smiling, helping, and showing compassion. You'll make so many people's days brighter, and they'll want to pass that kindness on too. If everyone made an effort to be kinder, imagine how incredible our schools, neighborhoods, and the whole world could be! It starts with you and those small acts of kindness you give each day.。
高中生英语作文：永不言老 Never Say Old
高中生英语作文：永不言老 Never Say Old【#英语资源# #高中生英语作文：永不言老Never Say Old#】英语美文的阅读有助于我们对英语学咨询的学习，提升我们的英语力气，欢迎阅读®xx为大伙儿细心整理的“高中生英语作文”！更多相关讯息请关注®xx！【篇一】永不言老Never Say OldI am a big fan of tennis match, since our country’s great athlete Li Na’s retired, I am still keep an eye on the tennis. Australian Open is held in the first month of the year, this year, I watched a great game. The women’s first seed Serena Williams continued her legend, she was more than 30, but she is still the best, she won the champion. After the match, she gave the inspiring speech, she told that she wanted to tell everyone, it was never too late to chase what you want, she was the best example. I am so touched by her speech, people like to take the age as the excuse, actually, we should never say old.我是一名网球竞赛的超级粉丝，自从我们国家宏大的运动员李娜退役后，我照旧关注着网球。
高二英语作文范文十篇
⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂⼗篇⾼中⾯临的第⼀个⼈⽣重⼤转折点，就是⾼考。
⽽让学⽣们最头疼的就是英语，其中英语作⽂却⼜是最容易拿不到分的，往往到写作⽂的时候脑⼦⼀⽚空⽩。
下⾯⼩编给⼤家分享⼀些⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂⼗篇，希望能够帮助⼤家，欢迎阅读!⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂1Last week, I found all of my friends were talking the novel Game of Thrones. I asked one of my friend why he was so crushed on this novel. He answered me that because there were all kinds of amazing characters. So I decided to read this novel, at the beginning, I could not figure out the characters, because there were too much characters. But as I insisted, I started to fall in love with this novel, I could not stop reading, I wanted to know the truth. Game of Thrones is really a good book, the author’s creation is so awesome, he creates many magical roles. Like the white walkers, which are the dead people come back to life without human’s consciousness. I open my vision, I appreciate the author’s, he writes the good literature book. I’d like to introduce this book to more friends.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂2Last Sunday, I went to Haimen to go shopping. I saw a lot of people standing in front of the supermarket when I was walking down the street.I wondered what was happening there. I hurried to go there to take a look. I ran quickly. To my surprise, there was a girl sitting in the street. The girl with a school bag was about 17 years old. There was also a piece of paper in front of her. It said,“…my family don’t have enough money for me to go to school…”I was very sad to see that. I couldn’t help giving some money to the girl. The girl was very grateful to me. She said,“Thank you!” I was glad to do it. Then I went away with a smile.That day I had a dream in the evening; I dreamt that I had a lot of money. I did a lot of wonderful things. I helped the poor and the old.After the dream, I know that we should be kind to others. If they are in trouble, we will try to help them out of trouble. Then we will feel very happy and we will think everything is beautiful. Then we will have a nice life. Dear friends, try to be a kind person, the world will be nicer and nicer.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂3Everyone needs helps and everyone can help others.For example.If one day,your classmate is on dute.maybe you could help him to clean up the classroom.You may ask me why i help him?It doesn't have any good ways for me.You are wrong.When you are on dute,but you have to go home,then what you are going to do?I think you could ask your classmate for help.They may glad to help you.Because you have helped him,so they will helpyou too.You help him toclean up the classroom also can make the classroom gets bright and clear.It can makes you and your classmates feel well in the classroom,so you will get good grades.So you see helping others is helping oursevles!⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂4The Kite RunnerLast week, I saw a movie that impressed me so much. The story was called The Kite Runner. The story described a boy from Afghan’s who lived the rich life once and then became poor and flet to America to seek for the new life. The protagonist had a good friend who helped him a lot, they lost touch. The protagonist owed his friend and he came back to Afghan to make up his friend. But he only to find his friend was dead and left a small boy. The protagonist made up his mind to rescue the small boy from the gangsters. At last, he made it and he brought this small child to America to open the new chapter of life. The story is about redemption, it is never too late to make up the mistake. I also feel so lucky to life in the peaceful environment.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂5The Most Important SkillTo be successful, students learn many knowledge so as to master as more skills as possible. Some believe that the keyto realize our dreams is to work hard and others treat chance in the first place. While today is the information world, the one who masters the all-sided source will have more chances to be successful. In my opinion, the most important skill is the social skill, because we need to make connection with others, we are not doing business with ourselves, so it is in need of having relationship with others. The good social skill can help us attract attention easily and impress the future partner. If we are bad in communicating, how can we let others know our advantages and trust us. So promoting ourselves is the first job, from now on, don’t be shy.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂6The Top Income of CelebritiesEvery year, the income of celebrities will be revealed by the media and the number always surprises the public, because for an ordinary person, they will never earn such income all his life. This year, the new list has come out and the female singer Taylor Swift is on the top. She earned more than 100 million dollar in a year. When we look at the second income, which is much less than Taylor. The world is shocked by this young girl’s great income, they have to admitted that they admire her. Taylor Swift became very popular these years and as she got fame and money, there came the criticism. Some people criticized her for her love affair, they thought she used it to promote her songs. The fact is that Taylor’s songs are favored by fans and they support her all the time.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂7At the coming of the new year, it is also the time for one of the biggest tennis matches, the Australian Open. Since Li Na won her second grand slam here, more Chinese people fall in love with tennis. One of the popular male players, Roger Federer, who is more than 30, but he is still in the top level. The fans hope their hero can enjoy the match and they didn’t expect the next grand slam. But Roger made it happen again. He defeated his great rival, Nadal and won Australian Open. The world was cheering for him, and they witnessed this great man to make his career successful at the old age. If we have dreams, it is never too late to pursue. People always take the age as the excuse, actually, they lack of persistence, which differs them from successful men.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂8More and more people attach great importance to relationship in career success. Being polite is the first and most important step to develop good relationship among friends. Polite words can be easy yet very powerful in your daily life.Always saying please and thank you will make your friends more comfortable and more willing to offer help when necessary .We all know that one man’s success is based on how he deals with people . Always be grateful to other people’s kindness and show your gratitude through the words you speak . The more support you win from other people, the faster you will move towards your goal.Although some people may easily ignore the importance of being polite , we students should form good habits and behave in good manners . First , learn to be friendly to your parents and relatives at home . Then at school, listen respectfully when your teachers instruct you. Follow and accept their advice to improve yourself . You will make further progress if you express your gratitude in time .Remember , being polite costs nothing but it’s worth millions of dollars.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂9What Is Beautifulwhat is beautiful, people like to wear beautifulclothes,if we print some colorful pads of some wordson them.the clothes will become more attractive.Butthe meaning of the words on them must be lovelytoo. I am sorry to say that some people pay noattention on this.Now please look at the picture.thegirl in the new jacket looks pretty indeed.but theEnglish words on the jacket are quite different.Doyou think a snake is beautiful?Do people take a pride been a personal. of course not. and onother two jackets are writing kiss me and foolish.Do you think the girl is foolish.If the girl knowthe meaning of words on it.she probably will not buy suchjacket. So I think everyone shouldknow what is beautiful and what is not.⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂10I am deeply impressed by the great changes that have taken place in the school over the past three years.On May 12, 2008, a severe earthquake destroyed almost everything in the school , leaving badly-damaged buildings . It is now , however , taking on a new look. Tall buildings have been set up , including classroom and laboratory buildings ,and a library .There is also a new-built standard playground . In the new environment , teachers and students are living happily and working hard . It is really amazing that the once-ruined place has now been turned into a beautiful school, full of life .Obviously, without the help of the whole society , there would be no new school today . It is love and concern that have brought about the great changes. Many hands make light work. We can work wonders if you unite as a family , caring for each other and helping those in need . Union is strength .⾼⼆英语作⽂范⽂⼗篇。
没有规矩不成方圆英语作文80词
没有规矩不成方圆英语作文80词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1No Rules, No PerfectionNothing would work right if there were no rules! Rules help make things go smoothly. At school, we have rules about raising our hands, being quiet in class, and walking in the hallways. At home, we have rules about bedtimes, chores, and screen time. Sports have rules too, like no traveling in basketball. Following rules makes everything run better and is way less confusing than if we didn't have any rules at all. That's why I think rules are important - to keep things fair and working properly.篇2No Rules, No CirclesHi there! My name is Timmy, and I'm in the 5th grade. Today, I want to talk to you about rules and why they're so important. I know, I know, rules can be a real drag sometimes. They tell us what we can and can't do, and it's no fun having someone alwaysbossing us around. But hear me out, because without rules, the world would be total chaos!Imagine if there were no rules at school. We could run around and yell in class whenever we wanted. We could eat candy and chips all day long instead of having healthy lunches. We could skip homework and never have to study for tests. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, maybe for a little while. But soon, nobody would be learning anything, and we'd all grow up to be really dumb.Or what about at home? If there were no rules, we could stay up all night playing video games and watching TV. We could make huge messes and never have to clean our rooms. We could eat nothing but ice cream and cookies for every meal. Again, it might seem fun at first, but we'd all end up with tummy aches, and our houses would look like disaster zones!Even games have rules that we have to follow. There are rules in sports like basketball, soccer, and baseball that keep everything fair and organized. If everyone just did whatever they wanted, it wouldn't be a real game anymore—it would be mass confusion! The same goes for board games and video games too. Without the rules, they'd just be a jumbled mess.My point is, as much as we might not like having to follow rules sometimes, they actually make our lives a whole lot better. Rules give us structure and keep everything running smoothly. They make sure we're being safe, healthy, and treating each other with respect. Just think about how crazy it would be if we had absolutely no rules at all!So yeah, rules might be a bit of a pain sometimes. But trust me, you really don't want to live in a world without ANY rules at all. It would be pure insanity! We'd have no sense of order or discipline whatsoever. Everyone would just be running around like a bunch of wild animals, doing whatever they pleased with no regard for consequences.That's why I always try my best to follow the rules, whether it's at school, at home, or just out in public. Not because I'm a total goody-two-shoes, but because I know rules are what hold everything together and prevent the world from descending into total chaos. Sure, I might complain about certain rules here and there. But at the end of the day, I'm really glad we have them!So next time you're feeling frustrated by having to follow some rule, just stop and think about what the alternative would be. A world with no rules at all is NOT a world you'd want to live in, believe me. As awesome as it might sound to just do whateveryou want all the time, it would get old really fast. We need at least some structure and order in our lives to keep things running smoothly.That's why I always say: No rules, no circles! Without any rules or boundaries to rein us in, our lives would just be abig, messy, shapeless blob. But with rules in place, everything can form a nice, orderly circle. Not a perfect circle, of course, since life will always have a bit of chaos and mess no matter what. But at least with some rules, we have a fighting chance of keeping that chaos under control!So there you have it, my take on why rules are important, even if they can be a drag sometimes. I'm sure I didn't change anyone's mind who really hates following rules. But hopefully I at least made you think a little bit about how crucial they are for keeping our lives, our schools, our games, and our entire society functioning properly. The next time you're tempted to just say "forget the rules!" remember: no rules, no circles! And nobody wants to live in a world that's just one big shapeless blob, right? Right! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go follow my bedtime rule. Until next time!篇3Without Rules, Nothing is PerfectHi there! My name is Timmy and I'm nine years old. Today I want to tell you all about why rules are so important. Rules might seem boring and restrictive, but trust me, without them, everything would be pure chaos!Let's start with the basics - imagine if there were no rules in school. We could run wild in the hallways, yell in class whenever we wanted, and never have to do our homework. Sounds like a kid's dream, right? Wrong! If we did those things, no one would ever learn anything. The classroom would be too crazy and noisy to hear the teacher. Without doing our homework, we'd never practice the things we learn and wouldn't get smarter. Schools need rules about being quiet, listening to the teacher, and doing assignments so we can actually get an education.What about at home? If there were no rules, I could stay up as late as I wanted, play video games all day, and eat nothing but candy and chips for every meal. Yum! Except...I'd probably end up getting sick from a terrible diet and no sleep. My mom and dad's rules about bedtimes, limiting screen time, and eating healthy foods are there to keep me healthy and help me grow big and strong.Even games need rules to work properly. Think about sports like soccer, basketball, or football. If there were no rules against running with the ball or pushing other players, it would just turn into a big messy fight instead of an actual game. The rules make it fair for everyone and ensure the game can proceed in an organized way that's fun for all.Speaking of fun, can you imagine a world with no rules at the playground? Kids would be climbing up the super-high slides, jumping off the swings while they're moving, and generally putting themselves in danger. The playground rules about taking turns, going down the slides feet-first, and holding on while on the swings exist to keep us safe. No one wants to get hurt!Roads and transportation are another biggie when it comes to needing rules. If there were no traffic laws, cars would just go wherever and however they wanted. There would be crashes everywhere because drivers wouldn't be following any system about stopping at lights, using turn signals, or even driving on the correct side of the road. Pedestrians would never know when it was safe to cross the street. It would be totalmayhem!The same goes for airplanes. If every pilot just flew their plane in any direction at whatever altitude they felt like without communicating, tons of planes would crash into each other inmid-air. The air traffic control rules are absolutely vital for air travel to work safely.You get the point - rules structure our society in a way that allows things to flow in an organized, predictable manner that keeps everyone safe. They create order out of what could otherwise be chaos and confusion. From the biggest things like governing an entire country down to the smallest classroom, clear rules are needed.Now don't get me wrong, I get just as frustrated as any other kid when my parents tell me I can't have a second helping of ice cream or need to go to bed early. Rules can definitely feel restrictive in the moment. But when I stop to think about why the rules exist, I understand that they are put in place for good reasons – usually to protect me, teach me important lessons, or ensure everything runs smoothly.At the end of the day, a world with no rules would quickly become a mess. We need structure and guidelines to maintain a functional society where people remain safe, healthy, and free from constant disorder. So as much as I might grumble about them sometimes, I'm ultimately grateful for rules. They keep life from spiraling into uncontrolled pandemonium and make the world go round. A total lack of rules and enforced order is notreal freedom - it's anarchy. And as you can probably tell from everything I've said, anarchy gets nothing accomplished in a fair, productive, or secure way. Nope, give me those rules anytime! Without them, nothing is perfect.篇4Without Rules, Nothing is AccomplishedHi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fourth-grader at Oakwood Elementary School. Today, I want to talk to you about the importance of rules and how nothing can be accomplished without them.Let me start by telling you about my day at school. Every morning, we have a morning assembly where we recite the Pledge of Allegiance and listen to announcements from our principal, Mr. Johnson. During the assembly, we have to follow certain rules, like standing in a straight line, remaining silent, and listening to the teachers. If we didn't have these rules, the assembly would be complete chaos! Everyone would be talking, running around, and making noise, and no one would be able to hear the announcements.In our classrooms, we also have rules that we must follow. For example, we have to raise our hands before speaking,respect our classmates, and follow the teacher's instructions. If we didn't have these rules, our classrooms would be disorganized, and no one would be able to learn anything!Rules are also essential for playing games and sports. Have you ever played a game like dodgeball or capture the flag? If you have, you know that there are specific rules that everyone has to follow. If there were no rules, it wouldn't be fair, and no one would know what to do. Imagine playing a game of basketball without any rules – it would be total chaos, and no one would score any points!Even at home, we have rules that we need to follow. My parents have rules about when I need to do my homework, what time I need to go to bed, and how much screen time I'm allowed to have. If there were no rules at home, I would probably stay up all night playing video games and never do my homework or chores!Rules are also important for keeping us safe. Think about the rules we have to follow when crossing the street or riding a bike. If there were no rules, people would be walking and riding wherever they wanted, and there would be a lot of accidents!I know that sometimes rules can seem boring or annoying, but they're really important for helping things run smoothly andkeeping everyone safe. Can you imagine what the world would be like without any rules? It would be complete chaos!So, the next time you're feeling frustrated by a rule, remember that it's there for a reason. Without rules, nothing would be accomplished, and everything would be a big mess!That's all I have to say about the importance of rules. Thanks for listening, and remember – follow the rules, and you'll be able to accomplish anything!篇5Without rules, nothing is perfect. Rules help keep things organized and running smoothly. At school, we have rules like raising our hands, staying quiet in the halls, and being kind to others. At home, rules like doing chores, going to bed on time, and brushing our teeth help create routine. Sports have rules too so the games are fair for everyone playing. Rules aren't meant to be mean, they just help guide us to do the right things. That's why rules are important - they keep life from being total chaos!篇6Without rules, nothing is perfect. Rules help us know what's right and wrong. At school we have rules about being kind andfollowing directions. At home, rules remind me to clean my room and do chores. On the playground, we have safety rules. Sports have rules too so the games are fair. If nobody followed any rules, everything would be chaos! I'm glad there are rules to guide us and keep things orderly. Rules make the world go round properly. That's why we need them!。
- 1、下载文档前请自行甄别文档内容的完整性，平台不提供额外的编辑、内容补充、找答案等附加服务。
- 2、"仅部分预览"的文档,不可在线预览部分如存在完整性等问题,可反馈申请退款(可完整预览的文档不适用该条件!)。
- 3、如文档侵犯您的权益，请联系客服反馈,我们会尽快为您处理(人工客服工作时间：9:00-18:30)。
高中英语作文：Don’t Take the Age As an
Excuse
When I was small, I fell in love with tennis, so I like
to watch tennis match so much. Today, the tennis players have extended their career time, before, most of them will retire around 30 years old, because it is old enough for an athlete. But now, we can see many tennis players still continue their career after they are 30 years old, such as Roger Federer and Serena Williams. Both of them are keeping the top situation, they are not young enough, but they still the best ones. The age is not the excuse for people to stop moving on, some may say he can’t do well because he is not young enough, in my opinion, it is bullshit. It is never too late to learn, the horrible thing is people have given up the chance to try. So let’s take action, no more excuse.
当我很小的时候，我爱上了网球，所以我很喜欢看网球比赛。
今天，网球运动员已经延长了他们的职业生涯时间，在之前，绝大部分
网球运动员会在30岁左右退休，因为那对运动员来说是充足老的了。
但是如今，我们能够看到很多网球运动员仍然在继续他们的职业生涯，即使已经过了30岁，就像费德勒和小威廉姆斯。
他们两个都保持在高
水准，他们不再年轻，但是他们仍然是的。
年龄不是给人们拿来停止
前进的借口，一些人会说他不能做好，因为他不再年轻，在我看来，
那是胡扯。
学习从来都不会晚，可怕的是人们已经放弃了尝试的机会。
所以让我们行动起来，无需借口。