I changed my composition by 500 words.

Dad says I've changed, and mom says I've changed. Indeed, I have really changed.

I have changed since the day I entered junior high school. I am no longer the naughty little boy who didn't think much about things in primary school. Today, I am more mature, practical and responsible. Of course! "Eighteen changes" is not only a patent for girls, but also a patent for boys! Anyway, it is the last word that I am better today than yesterday. Next, see how I change it.

Shortly after the start of school, the physical education committee in the class brought the application form for the school sports meeting to participate in sports events. If I love sunshine and sports, I will never miss this opportunity! I picked up a pen and resolutely ticked the individual 200-meter track and field race and the 4*400-meter relay race. Participating in the school sports meeting, of course, is not just talk, just an armchair strategist. If you don't make some preparations, I'm afraid it's hard not to run last in the competition! So, I made a training plan for myself; Train to run after school every afternoon until you are exhausted! Playing alone is a bit lonely, so I invited our Sports Commission to practice with some classmates. On the first day, we came to the track and field, first had a game with everyone, and then trained separately according to our personal situation. Run, run, clean up your strength! We didn't go home until after six o'clock. When I got home, my mother leaned in and asked, "Why is it so late and there is so much homework? I don't know when it will be finished tonight! " ""I train running to prepare for the school sports meeting! Of course, if you register, you can't live up to this quota! " "You have changed! Become more responsible! Things have changed since junior high school, son "

This is the ever-changing me, proactive and more responsible. I like the changed me.

I changed my composition.

I changed my composition.

People are always changing-from attitudes to people everywhere, from manners to mental state, from dressing to temperament, from hobbies to goal pursuit.

The clothes I wore when I was very young were ordinary, that is, the clothes worn by ordinary children, but I was superior in quality, color and price. I always buy beautiful and expensive clothes to show off among my classmates. Now, I have grown up and don't need those things anymore. I just need to buy low-priced and comfortable clothes. Of course, there is not so much time to wear your own clothes now.

Before, I was always playful. As long as I finish my teacher's homework, I will never read textbooks again, so my ranking has been hovering in the middle and lower reaches of my class. Now, my homework is very tight, which requires me not only to complete the tasks taught by the teacher, but also to do some extracurricular exercises in my spare time. Every day, my time is full, but I still have time to play. Every day, I have an hour and a half to do my own thing My hobbies have also changed. I used to like sitting in the classroom and doing my own thing. Now that I have less rest time, I prefer to go out and play basketball, because this sport is good for both body and mind, and it is born of medicine.

In primary school, I would quarrel with my classmates for a little thing. Now that I am a middle school student, I should pay more attention to my image. I usually roll with the punches

Now I am a middle school student, and I have changed a lot since primary school. This change continues, and I have been changing. I believe this will never stop.

Composition comment: This is an excellent composition about my changes. The author described the change of his attitude towards others from childhood to adulthood.