【高考話題】學校生活【寫作素材】

1.    你聽說你的高三同學王蕊學習壓力很大；

2.    你給她寫一封電子郵件，建議她放松學習、保持愉快心情；

3.    積極參加體育活動，聽聽音樂

4.    多與同學交流，互相鼓勵。

【連句成篇】將以上句子連成一篇50詞左右的英

語短文。

Dear Wang Rui,

One possible version ：

Dear Wang Rui，

I hear that you feel stressed as a student of Senior Three. I'd like to advise you to study in a relaxing way and keep a happy mood. You'd better take part in some sports and often listen to music. Besides, you are supposed to talk with our classmates and encourage each other. I'm sure all these will help refresh yourself and study more efficiently.

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