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Sometimes you may find it 1 difficult to study Maths. And here is what you can do.
Listen well in class. The Maths teacher 2 a lot. When you listen carefully, you can know a lot, too. So be a careful 3 and listen carefully in class. And you can ask your Maths teacher 4 help if you have any problems in class.
Ask your classmates when you 5 help. Your Maths teacher isn’t with you all the time. When you meet a Maths problem, you can ask 6 . They must be happy to help you.
Practise it every day. Do you want 7 good at Maths? It needs time. You can’t learn it well in a day. So practise it every day, 8 you can find it easy to learn Maths well.
Maths is 9 great subject. And it’s not so difficult as you imagine. These tips are very 10 . If you take them, you’ll be better at Maths for sure. Let’s get started and learn it well!
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Different countries show respect for the elderly on different days.
Many families in the United States celebrate Grandparents’ Day. It is on the 1 Sunday after Labour Day in September. The tradition 2 people to look after their grandparents on this day.
On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month comes a 3 Chinese festival—the Double Ninth Festival. Chinese people have many 4 to wish the elderly good luck and long life.
Based 5 the Double Ninth Festival, the International Day of Older Persons is on October 1st every year. While in Japan, Old People’s Day is on the third Monday of September.
Nowadays, there 6 more and more old people around the world. They have played 7 very important role in their families. 8 can our young generation do in return? Maybe, your grandparents are just looking forward to 9 you on the phone. You should listen to them 10 and sincerely.
The young and the old can count on each other for love. Let’s get started.