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The school rules I hated most

I was a state school.Overall, I liked my school although there was some strange rules which I hated.

One strange rule was that we had to get up when the teacher came in class.I sometimes wanted to do because I felt tired.

Another rule was that we were not allowed to make noisy in the corridor  we even had to talk softly.

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Death is not to leave

I don’t watch whole series of films of the fast and the furious.

But it’s very worth to see Furious 7.

I like the way Deckard Shaw played at the beginning, after destruction of the hospital standing beside the bed looking at his brother.

And street racing is very excited when they recapture the God’s eye.

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from which do you learn more; school or family

In school I had learned things useful for my future work all right, but things I had learned from people around me are more important. For instance, my parents tell me that industry and cooperation are important in order to be successful and do well with others. My favorite friend, Marcia, taught me that it is good for my friends to disagree with me. She always helps me realize not only my good points but also bad points.

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college friend

Day before yesterday, I met with college friend for the first time in about 2 years. We were eating a dinner, drinking alcohol and talking about various topics. I was surprised to hear of his job change. We got excited over talking about hobbies and love stories, so I missed the last train… Finally I stayed at the home of him. I felt I came back in college student days ;)

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I've never had any real practice

When I wass a kid my parents sent me to English courses, little did they know that wasn't the best school. They taught me just the basics, as I assume most schools do, but never any "real life" english, in case of an emergency I ain't screaming "The brown cat is on the table not under!" Their biggest flaw was inmersion. I remember coursing the "Advance levels" and some teachers were still talking Spanish! My classmates pronuntiation wasn't anything near good so I feared my wasn't as well.

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