When Driving Is Changing

Would waiting until the age of 18 be better off to drive? Or participating in a graduated licensing program? Which of these option would be better to decrease accidents? I would be making an argument about both of the text provided for me.

To pursue further the reason above, when I was thirteen my family and I have moved from Vietnam to the United States. At the first day in the America, it was in the airport in San Francisco, California. I was about to go get some food in Burger King for myself but I couldn’t actually speak English. So I mixed in English and hand language to buy the food after a week later I went to school and studied a course named English as A Second language. During the course, I learned how to read and write English and I was struggling with the tasks during the first years but after that, it gets quite

For my parent’s, language was and still is a constant struggle doing things that seem easy to most people can be difficult for them. Things like ordering food at a fast food restaurant and asking for help at the grocery store seem may easy for most people but can sometimes be challenging for my parents. My brother and I try to help as much as we can by translating. I found it extremely helpful since it helped me stay connected to both languages. Now it is not as hard for my parents since they have picked up a lot of the language and there are different recourses.

When I came to the United states, it was pretty hard trying to speak and understand english,because when someone was talking to me I did not understood a single word. It Frustrated me.It was also really hard to pronounce a word because some words does not sound the same way their written.I actually did not want it to read or write anything to learn i just want it to go back where I could understand a language.My mom spoke with me about how she felt when she first came to the US I realize that nothing is impossible.

In one or more complete sentences, explain how natural laws apply to the following scenarios:

People text everywhere and at any time even if it is the wrong place and/or wrong time. An example of both is when people drive a car not only is it a really bad idea to take your eyes off of the road but also it endangers everyone on the road. DWI is the term used for driving while texting, and it means Driving While Intexticated. In 2011, 1.3 million crashes were caused by texting and this numbers grows every year. Driving while texting makes a crash up to 23x more likely. If you wish to read of the facts and make yourself more aware of the dangers of DWI then visit this site http://www.textinganddrivingsafety.com/texting-and-driving-stats. Another place though less deadly where people should not text is at the dinner table. It is just rude

I believe that driving while using a cell phone should be illegal. Driving while using a cell phone should be against the law because it is responsible for many accidents, creates distractions for the driver, and if an accident dose occur while driving it is very expensive to cover the damages created by the reckless driver. Cell phones are a major cause of the accidents that occur every day around the world. Driving while using a cell phone is one of the leading causes of accident related deaths, along with drinking and driving. The people inside and outside of the car can all be seriously injured or hurt if the driver is being irresponsible and using his or her phone while behind the wheel. For example when I was younger a car

I am here to tell You that you should not text and drive because it distracts you, causes accidents and limits your driving ability. The first reason I think you should not text and drive is because it distracts you. You must look at your phone for long periods of time. Another reason it distracts you is because you have two hands on your phone instead of having two hands on the wheel which means you have no control. The next reason it distracts you is because you can not look at phone and road. Trust me I know you think you are a good driver, but you are still young and inexperienced. The next reason you should not text and drive is because it causes accidents. One way I know it causes accidents is because according to the TeenBiz article,

I was born in Hong Kong and I grew up in the Philippines. I went to a Chinese school and had to learn four different languages (Mandarin, Fukien, English, and Tagalog) all at the same time. I learned Chinese because my dad planned for us to live in Hong Kong in the future; however, there was a change since my grandma petitioned my dad to come to the United States. Schools in the Philippines teach English since it’s the most common language in the world, but the English curriculum in both countries are different. The language barrier was always, and I had to adjust to the language when I moved here to the US. Because of my previous experience with learning a second language, it was not difficult for me to adjust. However, growing up in an environment that mostly speak Chinese or Tagalog, it felt strange for me to speak in English 90% of the time. My cousins who were born here helped me adjust to the language. They helped me practice my English and taught me the proper way to write essays in English. However, since I was new in the neighborhood and in the country, I was afraid to speak because of my heavy accent. I was scared that other students might make fun of me. Despite my shyness, I was able to make some friends who made me

Every time you get behind the wheel while under the influence of alcohol you are attempting murder. This might sound crazy, but think about it, it is true. When you decide to get behind the wheel while under the influence of alcohol, you not only put your life at risk, but you put every innocent person’s life at risk around you. There are five main reasons why you should not drive while under the influence, first your license can be suspended. second you will be faced with jail time or hefty fines, third you can lose your job, fourth you get a public record, and fifth you will have to live with guilt. According to cdc.gov, 10,265 people were killed in the year 2015 due to drivers driving while under the influence of alcohol, accounting for

It was a big step to come to the United States because it is not easy to be far away from friends and family. Moving was the most radical change happened to me because I moved from an Arabic-speaking country to an English-speaking country. When I came to the U.S, it was so difficult for me to understand others, and if someone talked to me, I won’t understand what he/she are talking about. One day I was walking around and a woman came to me, she was asking me something, but I could not understand her because I did not know English so I could not communicate with her. By then, I realized how important to know the language so you could talk and communicate with others. Especially when I am in a country that they only speak English and there are little people who know my language. When I was enrolled in school, I was put in a special program for the non-speaking English called ESL. ESL was a program that helps the students their English is the second language how to read and write English. Mrs. Senick, my ESL teacher helped me so much to learn the language. She was an amazing teacher because she loves her job and she was willing to help me and the other students who are in the same situation as mine. In the beginning, it was difficult because I do not know any English, but after a while,

On the listed date, I, Officer Rivera Ayala, while on patrol, was traveling E/B on Bender ave. when I observed a vehicle described as a Blue 2004 Chevy Monte Carlo (REG.5120160) traveling S/B on IL 111 missing one headlight. As I pulled behind the vehicle, I noticed that the vehicle also had an expired registration. I activated my emergency lights and conducted a traffic stop.

After immigrating to the United States, the biggest obstacle that I struggled with was learning English. In my new school, I had a hard time communicating with my classmates and teachers, and I strained every nerve to understand what people were saying. Constantly having to deal with language differences and new surroundings made me feel anxious and tense. I remember the first time that I had to do a group presentation, and I was extremely nervous. Every single person in my group could fluently present our ideas. However, I was the one that spoke at the speed of a turtle and with a terrible accent that nobody could understand. Therefore, I decided to conquer this barrier by studying harder in English.

Driving for an elderly person is considered to be a significant part of their independent living, but with age, the ability to drive safely often decreases. So, unfortunately, there comes a time when a family caregiver is faced with having to talk with their aging parent about giving up driving for their safety and for the safety of others. It is essential that as a caregiver, you understand the warning signs that it may be time to for your parents to give up their car keys and to let them know that this doesnt mean it is the end of their independence.

If Georgia readers are like most Americans, they’ve driven while drowsy at some point in their lives. Statistics indicate that 60 percent of U.S. drivers are guilty of driving drowsy at least once, and approximately one-third have actually nodded off while operating a vehicle.