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過去對成年的向往；

現(xiàn)在的感受和認識；

將來的目標及措施。

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Good morning, everyone!

The topic of my speech today is “Thoughts on becoming a grown-up”

Good morning, everyone!

The topic of my speech today is “Thoughts on being a grown-up”.

As a child, I always hoped that I could grow up as soon as possible so that I could have whatever I wanted and do whatever I liked. Now I am a grown-up, but I find things do not go as I expected. Although I can enjoy more freedom, at the same time I realize that being a grown-up not only means this, but also more responsibilities. I hope to do more for my parents and society in the future to make my life more meaningful. To reach the goal, I must first try my best to pass the college entrance examination and enter a good university.

Thank you for your listening.


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