I Am Very Clear About What I Want

Ultimately, I believe that the most crucial aspect is to understand oneself, to be aware of one's needs and desires, and to heed the voice within.

Translated to "What are you going to do when you grow up?" - a question from a project during my second year of junior high. I hope my response can be of assistance to you.

Meaning: The word 'about' is a preposition meaning "concerning" or "approximately," an adverb meaning "nearly" or "close by," and an adjective meaning "imminent" or "in fashion." It entered English before the 9th century, derived directly from the Old English 'onbutan,' meaning "outside of."

How Do I Write This in English?

1. Expressions for 'I don't know' in English include: 'I don't know,' meaning a lack of knowledge or awareness. 'I don't get it,' expressing confusion about someone or something. 'I don't get it. What's wrong with you people?' indicating a lack of understanding of a situation.

2. The English translation for 'I don't know' is simply 'I don't know.' For example: 'I don't know what to do next.' This signifies uncertainty about the next steps.

3. Another way to say 'I don't know' in English is 'I don't know.' For instance: 'I don't know if he's telling the truth or not.' or 'I don't know whether I should wear a coat or not.'

4. Pronunciation: British: [??d?nt no], American: [a??dɑ?nt no]. For example: 'I don't know how they get through these cold winters,' indicating a lack of understanding of how others cope with harsh conditions.

A Request for an English Essay: My Ideal Life

1. Writing Approach: You could explore the concept of an ideal life from various perspectives such as studies, social interactions, extracurricular activities, and mental health. Alternatively, you could describe the life you envision in your ideal high school. Here are five essays on the theme of 'Life in My Ideal High School' for your reference. (*`!!)

2. You might think that college life is dull. We may not know how to handle vast amounts of free time. However, I believe that as long as you make your college life meaningful, it will become beautiful.

3. I've had many dreams: as a child, I thought being a female police officer was so impressive. However, my parents strongly opposed it. The reason was that they couldn't bear to let me go; I am the only daughter in the family, and if something happened to me in the line of duty, what would they do? Thus, that dream was thwarted by my parents.