How about your weekend camping with your friends? You might have noticed an English program called “Talk and Talk” aired once a week in our school broadcastingstation.
As the host of the program, I am writing to invite you to have a live interview at our studio. Since you are such an enthusiastic environmentalist, would you please share your experience and knowledge as an eco-tourist? I think our audiences will be greatly interested and inspired. If you could kindly approve my request, I would like to meet you at the school cafeteria at 1 pm next Monday, when the program is scheduled.
I am looking forward to your reply and a pleasant interview!
We sat down next to each other, but David wouldn't look at me. “You want to drop out?” I broke the ice. “ Not really! But I hate to make our school lose!” hemurmured. I held his bony shoulders and looked into his eyes, capturing his struggle but also passion for the run. I assured him that he could make it since he had trained so hard. He hesitated for a while and showed me a typical David’s smile. He promised that he would dream big and try his best as long as I stood by him. I encouraged him with a high five and gestured him to join his classmates.
I watched as David moved up to the starting line with the other runners. As expected, the way he walked did draw much attention from runners from other schools. Some of them even began to sneer and jeer. The coach got a bit awkward and glanced at me. I came up to him and asked him to remind the students of the strategies. I myself shouted to the runners, especially to David: “Trust each other and just do it”. At the starting gunshot, all the runners dashed forward with great speed. Although laggingbehind at first, David kept running steadily. As time clicked by, David surpassed many other runners, who couldn’t help cheering for him. In the end, David finished the run, helping our school stand out with his confidence and determination.