hello, my friend!
i was very glad to get a letter from you.
you asked me about environment. i want to give you some advices how you can protect the environment. you must sort your rubbish. plastic bottles, juice cartons, and cardboard can be taken to a recycling bank. you can use
recycled papers to help save trees. you can avoid buying plastic since is difficult to recycle. let’s keep the streets around us tidy, neat and clean, so don’t drop litter, put it in the bin! you can plant a tree. by planting and growing more trees, we will help reduce the pollution, lower energy costs, improve the surrounding. you see my advices are very simple. every person can do it. and you can do it too.
sorry. i need to go.
bye!
I'm fine. And I'm writting you this letter, because I would like to tell you about my favourite TV programme. It is called "Fear factor". This is an American sports stunt reality show. The host is Joe Rogan. In the beginning of each programme Joe says: "The stunts you are about to see were all designed and supervised by trained professionals. They are extremely dangerous and should not be attempted by anyone, anywhere, anytime". And this is true!!
The normal format involves three men and three women, who have to complete three professional stunts to win US $ 50,000. If a contestant is too scared to attempt a stunt, failed to complete a stunt, or had the worst performance on a stunt, he\she is eliminated from the competition.
The first stunt is designed to physically test each of the contestants (for example, jumping from one building to the next). Usually, the two men and the two women that gave the best performance (such as the fastest time, farthest distance) will move on to the second stunt. The others are eliminated.
The second stunt is meant to mentally challenge the contestants. The most common type of stunts in the second round is eating animal parts or live bugs, spiders or worms. Contestants are usually not eliminated after this stunt unless they did not complete it.
The third and final stunt is usually something from an extreme type of stunt seen in an action film. Like the first stunt, it usually involves heights, water, vehicles, or some combination of the three. The player with the best performance wins the grand prize, usually $ 50,000, and had the privilege of being informed by Joe Rogan that "evidently, fear is not a factor for you".
Each Fear Factor programme is very intetesting. As for me, I think I could complete some of the stunts. Unfortunatelly, one has to live in the USA to take part in the programme.
And do you have any favourite TV programmes? Who is the host? Would you like to take part in the programme? Write back soon. Bye!
Yours, jane.