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| How do you spend your summer holidays? Do you have a 1 or stay at home? 2 good use of the summer holidays is very important for students. When I was young, I always spent my holidays 3 the country where my grandparents lived. The blue sky and the clean river gave me a refreshing (令人精神振作的) 4 from living in the city. Sometimes I went swimming or fishing and sometimes I just enjoyed 5 on the grassy field. Sometimes I 6 health. The younger generation living in the city has limited living 8 and how to spend the holidays 9 a troublesome problem. Many children spend their holidays entirely at home in tall buildings, 10 they get up late, play electronic 11 and watch TV. They seldom think of 12 with the housework or even leaving the room. After two or three 13 of this sort of holidays, they are 14 both in mind and body. A lack of discipline(纪律) leads them to 15 bad habits. Holiday is not a time for students to just lie around"resting". It is a good 16 take part in many kinds of activities such as 19 volunteers working for people like guiding tourists. Such experiences give students a wider knowledge of the 20 they live in. | ||||
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