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I read " The Emperor's Clothes".
I read "the Enormous Turnip" this time. I have learned this book as class of national language when I was a elementary school student. This story about certain farmer and his family and enormous turnip. One day, the farmer wanted a turnip and went to his field, there was a huge turnip in the his field. He thought he pick it by oneself. He tugged many times, but the turnip didn't move. His wife, his son, farmer's dog, a cat, and a bird helped him. Finally, the turnip moved and popped out of the ground. Unfortunately, the turnip was too huge, so they come to eat turnip soup every meals for a month. I like punch line in story. This story is interesting to me.(125words)
there is a curve a little way from here
4. Conclusion
New Zealand’s roads are comparatively similar to Japanese roads, and the road signs are also similar. But there are many differences between New Zealand and Japan. Have we summarize some of the same points and different points.
Same points
They drive on the left in New Zealand the same as in Japan. There are Braille blocks on the road for physically disabled persons in both countries. Also, there are buttons for pedestrians at pedestrian crossings in both countries.
Different points
There is no concept of expressway in New Zealand. Also, when a right turning car encounters a left turning car in Japan, a left turning car has priority, but a right turning car has priority in New Zealand. There is no intersection like a roundabout in Japan. Finally, there is no raised traffic island in the middle of the crossing in Japan. This island should be introduced in Japan, because there is no road sign of give way in Japan. (1334words)


After we left the Kelly tarlton's, we went back Unitec to take afternoon's class. We could learn New Zealand culture and songs. I will talk about our Unitec's teacher later. I liked them very very much.
