Talk about your new friend pdf

Talk about your new friend

When the school reopened after the mid-year school
holidays, we had a new classmate. Her name is Cheng
Siew Hong and she has emigrated with her family from
Hong Kong to Singapore.

The class was excited and I was too because she
happened to sit next to me. My form teacher told us to
make her feel at ease with us. Siew Hong is a cheerful-
looking girl and an active athlete. She runs fast, swims
well and even takes part in high-jump competitions. Siew
Hong and I soon became very good friends because of
our common interest in sports. We never run out of topics
to talk about. We have lots of fun together, both in class
and out on the field. I help Siew Hong cope with the
English language while she helps me out with the Chinese
language.

Since this was the first time she has been in Singapore,
the class decided to bring Siew Hong to some of the local
tourist attractions like Sentosa and Botanic Garden. We
also brought her to Satay Club fitted into the class in no
time. She is glad to join our class and we are glad to have
her as a new friend.


Talk about your classmates

Thirty-five unique individuals make up our interesting
class. Of course, there are some of us who are more

popular than the others.

First, there is fat Steven. He is the joker of the class. He
cracks all kinds of jokes, even practical jokes. Once, he
left an artificial lizard in the chalk box to scare our stern
science teacher, Miss Xiano. Her horrified expressions
amused us so much that we split our sides with laughter.
However, the whole class was punished for that joke. In
spite of this, we still like Steven because he is always
brave enough to own up to playing tricks.

We also have a bookworm in the class. Xiaoming is a
small boy with thick glasses. Wherever he goes, he will
have a book with him. He brings glory to the class by
winning the various language quizzes organized by the
school.

The most respected person in our class is our monitor,
Evelyn. She is helpful, friendly and responsible. Without
her, our class would be in chaos.

The teachers who teach us always say that we are a
mischievous but hardworking bunch. I am proud to belong
to my class.