351.People's suitability for a position should be a reflection of their performance in the job.

352.Workers who can still demonstrate the capacity to carry out their work should not be asked to retire simply because they have reached a certain age.

353.You may do well to look again at their policies.

354.While a person can study a foreign language in his or her country, it can not compare with constant use of the language in academic and everyday use.

355.There is no better opportunity to improve second-language skills than living in the country which it is spoken.

356.living and studying abroad offers me a new and different perspective of the world

357.While any anxiety about A is certainly understandable, it is important to remember that the benefits offered by the experience make it well worthwhile.

358.The media,representing the value of their owners,tend to report wars with a bias.

359.clothing styles

360.A popular figure such as Michael Jackson would never be so well known were it hot for the media's extensive reach into every society on the globe.

361.For a parent with young children,this may be a blessing.

362.One substantial benefit for sb is that there will be no need to travel to work.

363.Sth will serve not only to change the way we work but also the way we live.

364.Sb should engage in educational pursuits in their spare time.

365.It's not contr123tive to do sth in the process of growing up.

366.take painting or drawing

367.The experience of researching and understanding is both useful and thoroghly satisfying.

368.It's true that in today's competitive age it 's essential for children to be adequately educated in order to be successful in the future.

369.Playing sports teaches children about cooperation and goals.

370.a wide range of subjects

371.The pressure to do well.

372.It's not common these days for sb to do

373.the wide gap between these students' unrealistic vision of school life and disappointing reality

374.With efforts from both A and B, the prospect of their gap being bridged is far from dim.

375.sb will develop a confident feeling about themselves as capable people.

376.But more and more argument arises with the increasing use of such things.

377.Clothing should be able to illustrate a person's individual characteristics.

378.The impression we make on others is often important, but it can never be important enough to make us willingly undergo discomfort.

379.The pace of live is becoming faster and faster.

380.This is a matter of personal choice.

381.Sth is of great importance for sb

382.Sb is undergoing fast physical development.

384.A reasonable amount of exercise guarantees a good appetite and sound sleep at night.

385.The colorful pictures and vivid characters of PC games are far more exciting than dull black letters in textbooks.

386.contain violence pornography

387.PC games have contr123ted a lot to failing eyesight among teenagers in recent years.

388.use sth in a more rational and controlled way

389.With one parent at home, the family will enjoy a lot of advantages that it has never experienced before.

390.There is often something exclusively for adults involved in them, such as the adoption of *ually appealing scenes.

391.As we know, young people are susceptible to bad influences.

392.Sb try every means possible to attract people's attention

393.mislead young people in choosing their lifestyles

394.Teachers should give priority to practical courses over such traditional ones as history and geography.

395.These days there is a growing tendency for college students to have difficulties in finding jobs when they graduate.

396.hold the opinion that lack of practical knowledge contr123te to this situation

397.emphasis on practical course is demanded by our ever-developing society

398.If a student has little knowledge of computers or business, he will lag behind the times.

399.They are either too theoretical or too academic.

400.There is no denying the fact that……