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Math In My Life

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As others children in VietNam, I began learning Math when I am 7 years old. (E)At first, I’m afraid of learning Math because everyone told me that it was a quite difficult subject. (C, D). However, the appearance of Ms. Chi, serendipitously, my’s Grade 1 Math teacher changed my mind. She introduced, explained complicated concepts, and applied it into pratical taks through her simple lecture. Learning Math with her’s unique methods makes me feel Math is just a piece of cake. (B,E) I found that Math is challenging, but it worth a try. (B,D) Finally, I fall in love with Math until now and she became the most influential teacher in my life.

18. FILM (A) I’m a big fan of movies, and I use most of my free time to watching films. (F) Titanic, a romantic love movie, was my first film choice since its movie reviews was absolutely amazing. (E) Personally, I’m in favor of action mystery films,and romantic comedy movies, especially Sherlock Holmes, and How I Met Your Mother. (B)As a result, it is obvious that I prefer foreign films than …show more content…

TREE (D) I am a tree lover because trees let me breath better, without them I couldn’t survive any longer. (C) There are many famous trees in my country, such as rubber tree, palm tree... (B) But my favorite one is bamboo tree, because it is a significant symbol in both Vietnamese culture and daily life. Bamboo tree clusters are also popularly known as the emblem of Vietnam 's rural areas, together with banyan trees, rice paddy field or village pond. These symbols always recall a peaceful, rustic village in the mind of Vietnamese wherever they are. (A) I guess trees can be easily seen in my country. If you are in my hometown Ho Chi Minh City, there are always many sycamore trees along the streets. (E) Obviously, tree play an intergral part in our life. It can absorb the pollutant gases and provide enough oxygen; can save water and prevent soil erosion. Therefore, trees are critically important to keep our eco-system

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