Going to School in the Morning

It's six o'clock in the morning and the alarm clock rings. Janet quickly gets up and prepares for her school day. She washes her face, brushes her teeth, and changes into her school uniform. As she looks at herself in the mirror, she is reminded of the English test that she has later that day. Janet knows that she needs to do well in this test if she wants to improve her grades and get into a good university. With a determined mindset, she grabs her bag and heads out the door. Janet walks to the bus stop and greets her classmates who are also on their way to school. They chat in a mixture of Chinese and English, trying to practice their English skills. This has become a daily routine for them since they have all realized the importance of learning this international language. They believe that mastering English will not only help them in their studies, but also open up more opportunities in the future. As the bus arrives at school, Janet and her classmates quickly make their way to the classroom. They take out their textbooks and review the five sentences they learned yesterday in their English class: "I like to read books." "She goes to school by bus." "He has a big family." "They study Chinese every day." "We write letters to our friends." They repeat these sentences many times, trying to perfect their pronunciation and intonation. After their English review, it's time for the English test. Janet concentrates and tries her best to answer the questions. She can feel that her English has improved a lot since she started putting in more effort to learn. The five sentences they learned the previous day were actually part of the test. She answers them confidently and is filled with relief and satisfaction when she finishes the test. The rest of the day goes by quickly as Janet attends her other classes. However, she can't wait for her English class in the afternoon. She knows that her teacher will go over the test with them and she will learn even more English. And maybe she will even learn a few more sentences like "I went to school by bike." or "They are from Canada." As the school day ends, Janet packs her bag and says goodbye to her classmates. She waits for her mother to pick her up and heads home, eager to share her English test score with her. On the way, she can't help but think about how much more confident she has become in speaking English since she started making an effort to learn. She is excited to see where her continued dedication will take her in the future. Janet's determination and hard work have truly paid off. She has realized that going to school in the morning is not just about following a daily routine, but it also gives her the opportunity to learn and improve her English skills. She is grateful for the chance to learn this global language and is determined to continue her journey towards becoming fluent in English.