求以Nothing to fear 为题的作文,急!

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热心网友 时间：2023-09-20 21:53

Dear peter ,
Glad to hear fear from you.And thank you for telling me something about you and you sister.You say that you often quarrel with your sister,don't you?Ok,I'm happy to say something about getting along well with sisters or brothers.
I have a sister too,but we seldom argue.We are happy with each other.But wo still have some trouble sometime.For exanple,she often watch TV when i am studying,which made me really angry.but instead of argue with her,I will ask her,"Would you mind turning down it?I'm studying something really important."And she always do what I say hearing this.So you know what I mean?I mean if you express yourself gently,she may understand you.
I wish you have a good time witn each other!
your,sinserely
Linping
答案补充
第一段就不用说了吧。
第二段：沃野有个妹妹，我们相处得很好。但是有时候仍然会有问题。比如，她经常在我学习的时候看电视，这让我很生气。但我没有和她吵架，只说，“你能把电视关小声点吗？我在学习一些很重要的东西。”她婷到我这样说话就会婷我的。你明白我是什么意思吗？我是说，如果你轻轻地表达自己的观点，她是会理解你的。
我希望你们能过得愉快！

热心网友 时间：2023-09-20 21:54

I have come to a new school, I at school has many people were not studying, and there are a lot of people are there only muddling, I fear nothing, for as long as I have the persistence study mentality, regardless of whether they were how study attitude, I not afraid!

热心网友 时间：2023-09-20 21:54

Our families camped together once a month, so when the Fourth of July fell on our scheled weekend, we never gave it a thought not to proceed with our plans. The drive to Rehoboth Beach took six hours, counting four bathroom stops for three children and two women and two men who swore they would lay off the water.

The campsite was five miles from the pristine shoreline and boardwalk. We couldn\'t wait to dig our toes into the warm sand. Our daughter was seven at the time and our friends\' daughters were eight and three. We packed enough toys, beach towels, and tanning lotion to last three weekends.After pitching our tents and setting up camp, the seven of us piled into our cars and began the hunt for parking spaces closest to the water so that the men would not have to resort to camel-like behavior when hauling our supplies to the beach.

We staked our claim on the remaining ten feet of sand and sent the children to the ocean\'s edge. Our striped towels and white flesh blended with the thousands of other sun worshipers. Music blared from cranked-up radios while Frisbees whizzed overhead. Fair-haired recruits in muscle shirts hawked their ice cream sandwiches and cold soda while I poured lukewarm Kool-Aid.From where I reclined, I had a clear view of the three girls splashing near the water. They chased the waves and tunneled into the wet sand, building castle after castle. It took extreme persuasion to convince them to relinquish the sea long enough to split soggy sandwiches with us. Periodically, the men would drop their books and leap into an incoming wave while capturing an unsuspecting child. I could only imagine the giggles above the beach clatter.

After hours of play - and sunburned feet - we motioned for the girls to join us. I packed the towels and lotion while my best friend packed the toys and food. We each had our responsibilities but neglected the most important one. My daughter and her eldest daughter arrived by our side. Their youngest girl didn\'t.We locked eyes. Our previously orderly world shrunk to the beach and the thousands of people strewn around us. Instinct jolted us into action. We screamed her name and pushed past bathers and tanners, frantic to find a missing child in a green bathing suit. Each second ticked by as though specifically designed to torment us.