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I still remember how my spoken English improved£®At the beginning£¬I always keep silent in the oral class to avoid making mistakes£®Before long my teacher knew about my situation£®He encouraged me to speak out what I wanted to regardless of mistakes£®Whenever I make mistakes and felt discouraged£¬my teacher and classmates would help me figure out how I could avoid them in the future£®Practice makes perfect£®With time going by£¬I built up my confidence and now I can talk fluently in English£¬just as the saying goes£¬mistakes are where success lies£®We just need to learn a lesson from the mistakes£®
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The£¨18£©C started when my friend Katy found Grandma's false teeth floating in a glass on the bathroom sink£®I was so used to seeing them that I£¨19£©Dtook notice of them£®But Katy shouted£¬laughing and£¨20£©Bto talk to them£®I had to get down on my knees and£¨21£©Dher to shut up so my grandma wouldn't£¨22£©B and get hurt£®
After that happened£¬I£¨23£©C there were a million things about Grandma that were embarrassing£¨ÁîÈ˾½ÆÈ£©£®
Once she took Jill and me out to Burger King£®£¨24£©Dordering our hamburgers well-done£¬she told the person behind the counter£¬"They'll have two Whoppers £¨¾ÞÎÞ°Ô£© well-to-do£®"Jill burst out laughing£¬but I almost£¨25£©A£®
After a while£¬I started wishing I could£¨26£©DGrandma in a closet£®I even complained to my parents£®Both my parents said I had to be careful not to make Grandma feel£¨27£©C in our home£®
Then last Wednesday£¬something happened tha£¨28£©A everything completely£®My teacher told us to help find interesting old people and£¨29£©A them about their£¨30£©B¡¡ for a big Oral History project£®I was trying to think of someone when Angie pushed me gently£®
"Volunteer your grandmother£¬"she whispered£®"She's£¨31£©C and rich in experience£®"
That was the last thing I ever thought Angie would say about my grandma£®
This is how I ended up on£¨32£©B today interviewing my own grandmother before the whole school assembly £¨¼¯ºÏ£©£®All my friends and teachers were listening to her£¨33£©D she was a great heroine£®I was£¨34£©Bof my grandma and hoped she would£¨35£©Aknow that I had been ashamed of her£®
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From the spectators'point of view£¬last year's basketball£¨37£©Dfor my high school team was nothing£¨38£©Aof an embarrassment£®And£¨39£©B0and 20is certainly nothing to be proud of£¬that season had a bigger impact on me than any other£®As a team captain£¬I knew it probably wouldn't be the£¨40£©Dyear£¬but did I ever think we would lose every game£¿Of course not£®Since six of our top players had graduated£¬it was clear that we were a £¨n£© £¨41£©Cteam who would struggle£®The struggle began earlier than expected£¬£¨42£©B£¬as our team center was suspended £¨½ûÈü£© for the season£¬and two key members decided to£¨43£©Afor some reason£®At this point£¬dropping out probably passed through every player's mind£¬but in the end£¬we all stuck if out£¬£¨44£©Bto work still harder£®
Then there came a time when even our£¨45£©Dand given up on us£®Personally£¬I felt like it was£¨46£©Dworthwhile giving my all£®I thought£¬if even the coach doesn't believe in us£¬whyshould I£¿But just as my hope began to£¨47£©A£¬a teammate called a meeting£®He said£¬"Nobody thinks we are going to win£¬but£¬as teammates and friends£¬we£¨48£©Ait to each other to go all out every game£®"
It was that moment that£¨49£©Cme how to be a leader£®It hit me that I certainly didn't £¨50£©Bthe role£®As a leader you can never quit£¨51£©Cthe team who looks up to you£®It is one£¨52£©Dto be named captain£¬feel great and go through the motions£¬but it is quite another to be a real captain and make sure everyone realizes their full£¨53£©Aall the time£®
I am sure it is great to go through without losing and bringing home awards£®But in all honesty£¬I£¨54£©Bthe fact that my team lost every game last year£®It may not help me to become a better basketball player£¬but it already has made me a better leader£¬and£¨55£©C£®
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