Share your troubles in English.

share

Beautiful? [? Er] English? [? e？ (r)]

Verb (abbreviation for verb) * * * Enjoy; Share; Share; share

Worry is the third person singular of worry.

worry

Beautiful? [? W? Ri] English? 【‘w？ ri]

Verb (abbreviation for verb) is worried; Worried; Worried; angry

Worried; Worried; Worried; Something worrying.

Related examples:

1. What? More? Than? That? Is it normal? Number? Obscure? Is it painful? And then what? Pain? Which one? What? Worried? About what? Answer? Great? Deal.

He has extraordinary and inseparable troubles and pains, which bring him a lot of distress.

2. children? Is it? Perception? And then what? Do you know? what's up Is it? Up? So what? Try? Where to? Cover? Up a? Harsh? Reality? Where to? Protection? They? It will only encourage them. Worried? More.

The child is perceptive and knows what happened. So in order to protect them, try to cover up the harsh facts so as not to make them more worried.

3. tell? Answer? Very little? Jokes? What about you? Do you know? Will they? Enjoy it. Share? Some? Comics? From where? That? Paper? E-mail? With what? They? Watch? Lightman? Show? Together.

Tell a few jokes that you know they will be happy, share some cartoons or emails in the newspaper, and watch talk shows together.