Category: ENGLISH 10

Everyone has problems, and even if we don’t like to talk about them, we all do. I think it’s good to talk about problems because sometimes others can help us find a way to solve them. When I have a problem, I try to stay calm and think about what I can do. If I can’t solve it alone, I talk with my parents or my friends. Talking helps me feel better.

At school, my main problem is stress before exams. I get nervous and sometimes can’t focus. To deal with it, I take short breaks, listen to music, or go for a walk. After that, I feel more relaxed and ready to study again.

I believe every problem has a solution. We just need to be patient and not give up. Problems can also help us grow and become stronger.

I agree with the quote, “Problems don’t matter. Solutions do.” What really matters is how we handle our problems and what we learn from them.

One gloomy morning, the school meeting was postponed because of a strong torrent of rain. Everyone had to consent to wait inside. The students were bored until they found a capsule buried near a tree. Inside, there were old photos that people wanted to preserve for the future. The teacher said it was unique and very massive for their small school project. But one student tried to take the photos, and the others denounced his action. He began to resent them for that, but later he understood it was wrong to molest something meant for everyone. That day taught them an unforeseen but important lesson about respect and honesty.

Drug use has been seen for many years not only as a health problem but also as a moral one. Many people ask if a drug user is responsible for their actions or not. When a person buys drugs, they indirectly help the illegal drug trade. The money they pay goes to criminal groups, so the user becomes part of that harmful chain.

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