芝士大人
Welcome to our English Corner.This corner was set up a year ago.Every Sunday morning,students from different middle schools gather around here.Thousands of students have been here since it appeared.Many college students and foreign friends often join us,too. In this corner we practise English with each other.We talk in English about everything we＇re interested in.Also,we learn English songs,play all kinds of English games and so on.We have a good time here. We feel that we have learned a lot that can＇t be done in English classes.So our English Corner has become necessary and more and more welcomed by middle school students and their parents and teachers. If you want to know more about the corner,you can talk to the students here.
烂醉的猫咪
英语角The English Corner The English corner, established in Renmin Park three years ago, is in charge of College English Association, which is held regularly on every Friday night from seven to nine. It has a fixed theme each week for people discussing, most of which are related to people’s life or the English speaking countries. Until now, it has become a popular activity in this city, which attracts not only students attend but also many foreigners. In here, people practice their English, make new friends and share their experience of English learning. Many English learners think it’s helpful to take part in this activity and regard it as a supplement to school learning.如果您认可我的答案，请采纳。您的采纳，是我答题的动力，O(∩_∩)O谢谢
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Inmates released two correctional officers they had held for a week in the tower at the state prison complex. The inmates captured the officers a week ago after the two officers tried to quell a food fight in the main dining room. The food fight erupted when the prisoners discovered that their candy ration had been cut in half. The candy is a popular bartering item. Inmates trade it for cigarettes, cigars, magazines, stationery, legal dictionaries, and other items. Prison officials said it was necessary to cut back on this luxury item in order to provide basic items, like soap and razors and toilet paper. The prisoners went berserk over the reduction. They threw food, plates, and silverware at the doors, windows, and guards. Then they grabbed two guards and hauled them up to the tower. Once they had the tower door secured, they sent messages to prison officials demanding big bags of candy in exchange for sparing the guards’ lives. The warden complied with their demands. After a week of negotiations, the prisoners approved a deal which restored their candy ration, but in return the administration said they would have to reduce daily soap allotments by 75 percen
