The Great Wall is a famous place in China. We call the Great Wall "The Ten­Thousand­Li Great Wall". It's very old. The oldest part is more than 2000 years old. It's about 6000 kilometres. It's very long. We are going to visit the Great Wall this Sunday. We should(应该) keep it clean and beautiful. Don't draw or write on it. In China，people say "He who does not go to the Great Wall is not a true man. "

    Western people like to say "Thank you" when other people help them or say something kind to them. "Please" and "Thank you" are magic words that can show your good manners. You should say "Thank you" when someone passes you something. You should say "Thank you" too when someone walks ahead of you and keeps the door open for you. And also, when someone says you have done your work well, or you have bought a nice thing, or your city is very beautiful, you would say "Thank you". The magic words are not only for your friends, but also for your family.

    "Excuse me is another way to show your good manner. When you hear someone say "Excuse me" behind you, you will know somebody wants to pass by you without touching you. If some people are talking, it's impolite to interrupt them. You'd better say the magic words first, and then begin talking.

    Let's say more about these magic words "Thank you" "please" and "Excuse me" in our life.

    American football is called soccer, but it's not the same to football. It's an American national sport.

    There are eleven players in a team. It's mainly (主要地) played by holding or throwing the ball. Some people may feel that American football is a brutal (粗暴的) sport. In fact, it's a popular competitive (竞赛) sport in America. The game also has the very high fever in the American university (大学) student community. It's one of their hobbies.

John: What do you usually do with your grandparents, Mike?

Mike: My grandparents live near my home. I often play chess with my grandpa.

John: What about you, Amy?

Amy: I live with my grandparents. I always cook dinner with my grandma.

John: How about you，Lucy?

Lucy: My grandparents live far from my home. I often visit them on holidays. We usually watch TV together.

John: What do you usually do with your grandparents, Linda?

Linda: My grandparents live in Canada. I often write emails to them.