Excited, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy.
Excitement, passion, admiration, admiration, fear, fear, fear.
Fear, fear, timidity, timidity, panic, panic, anger, anger and anger.
Anger, anger, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry, worry and melancholy.
Sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, emaciated, haggard.
Handsome, quiet, kind, pale, white, delicate, smooth, handsome, ruddy, tall and straight.
Flat, small, straight, dignified, delicate, beautiful and smart mouth, pale and rosy lips.
Cracked, delicate, neat, white, brown, clean, fluffy, fresh and pink.
Red, tender, smooth, moist, dry, cracked, yellow and white carbon black.
Thin, short, slim, plump, strong, handsome, thin, weak, lean and imposing.
Examples of explaining phrases, words, phrases, vocabulary and words are rich in morphemes.
The minimum and maximum sentence-making units of information can be amazing.
Simple and free single tone, double tone and multi-tone can achieve high mountain, deep water, high sky and thick ground.
It's like it's a huge jagged top, front and middle inside.
Nouns: students, teachers, the masses, the elderly, women, comrades, uncles, aunts, parents.
Brother, brother, sister, sister, snail, cheetah, baseball, football, blue mission
Fighters, planes, earth thoughts, middle school physics, holes, bowls, plates, bamboo chopsticks, good morning.
Afternoon passed, the morning in the future, midnight, century A, today and yesterday.
Verb: Behavior: running, singing, drinking, knocking at the door, shouting and kicking, in order to grow, wither and sprout.
As a result, I like laying eggs, being angry, thinking, hating, being and disappearing.
Losing disillusionment orders makes people give up their seats, forbid orders, and do whatever they want.
Willing to express their appearance, characteristics, state, shortness of breath, anger and happiness.
Description: Tall, thin, stout, stout, sweet, beautiful, smooth and witty.
Monotonous, fast and thick, each meter is full of many fast and quiet quantifiers.
Measure kilometers, kilograms, one car, ten cents, one yuan at a time.
Use pronouns instead of us, you, them and everyone.
Let's question who, what, how, where, here, there and there.
Onomatopoeic words simulate rumbling sounds.
Laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh, get angry, get angry.
Ray is happy, emotional words are sad, and the fog is full of sadness.
A hundred knots are about to break, nine inches are about to break, and all the troubles are gloomy, worrying and burning.