关于身高的英语作文5句,六年级
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篇1
    Height Matters?
    You know how people are always going on about height? How tall someone is seems to be such a big deal. But I'm not sure it should matter that much. After all, we can't really control how tall we end up being. That's mostly just genetics and luck.
    My best friend Tommy is one of the tallest kids in our class. He's already 5 feet tall and I bet he'll be over 6 feet when he's an adult. The funny thing is, his little brother Marcus is one of the shortest kids our age. They have the same parents, but Marcus is a whole foot shorter than Tommy! It just shows you that height isn't something you can perfectly predict or control.
    I'm kind of in the middle when it comes to height. Not the tallest, but not the shortest either.
I wonder sometimes if it would be better to be really tall or really short. There are good things and bad things about both.
    Being tall seems to have some advantages. Tall people can reach things on high shelves and dunk basketballs. They say tall people also get paid more as adults and are seen as more leader-like. But being really tall can also be awkward, like having to crouch down in small spaces. And tall kids probably have to deal with being called a bunch of weird tall nicknames.
    Then there are the upsides of being short. You don't bump your head on low ceilings and can fit nicely into small spaces. But being a short adult man especially seems tough, since a lot of people might not take you as seriously. And as a short kid, getting picked last for sports teams can't feel good.
    Personally, I've decided not to worry too much about my height. It is what it is, and there's not a whole lot I can do to change it. I figure I should focus on the things about myself that I can control, like working hard, being a good friend, and developing my skills a
nd talents.
    At the same time, I do hope I end up being taller than 5 feet as an adult. Anything below that and eating at the dining room table would be pretty uncomfortable! Maybe somewhere around 5'8" or 5'9" would be the ideal height for me. Tall enough to reach high shelves and dunk basketballs if I really try. But not so tall that I'm bumping my head constantly or getting weird looks.
    I guess only time will tell how tall I'll end up being. But either way, I'm pretty sure it won't define me as a person. There are way more important things in life than just a few inches of height. As long as I'm healthy, confident in myself, and treating others well, I'll be alright no matter how tall or short I am.
    What do you think? Does height matter all that much? Or are personalities, values, and character more important than physical traits like height? I'd be really curious to hear your perspective!
篇2
    Height: Does It Really Matter?
    I've always been one of the shortest kids in my class. For as long as I can remember, I've had to look up at most of my friends and classmates. At times, it feels like everyone around me is a giant towering over me! Even some of the younger kids seem taller than me these days. It can be pretty frustrating and make me feel small and insecure.
    But I've learned that height isn't everything. Sure, being tall has some advantages – you can reach things on high shelves, dunk a basketball, and always have a good view at concerts or movies. However, there are a lot of awesome shorter people out there too. Some of the coolest celebrities and athletes are on the shorter side like Kevin Hart, Muggsy Bogues, and Simone Biles. They've achieved amazing things despite not being tall.
    In fact, there are advantages to being shorter too. We can fit into tighter spaces, are less likely to bump our heads, and use less fabric to make our clothes. Shorter people also tend to be lighter, which gives us an edge in sports like gymnastics, horse racing, and martial art
s where a low center of gravity helps. Most importantly, your height doesn't define who you are as a person. Your character, personality, talents and how you treat others matter way more than a few inches of height.
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    My parents always tell me that I'll eventually hit a growth spurt and shoot up. But to be honest, I'm not too worried about it anymore. I've learned to embrace my smaller stature and focus on the things I can control like working hard, being a good friend, and following my passions. Who knows, maybe being a little guy will give me a secret advantage in life that tall people don't have!

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