See You Again by Wiz Khalifa (ft.

Charlie Puth)

It (pronoun) has been (verb phrase) a long (adjective) day (noun) without (preposition) you (2nd person pronoun)
my(pronoun) friend (common noun)
And I (1st person Pronoun) will tell (verb phrase) you (2nd person pronoun) all (adjective) about (preposition) it
(pronoun) when (interrogative pronoun) I (pronoun) see (verb) you (pronoun) again (adverb)
We (1st person pronoun) have come (verb phrase) a long (Adjective) way (noun) from (preposition) where (relative
pronoun) we (1st person pronoun) began (verb)
Oh I (pronoun) will tell (verb phrase) you(pronoun) all (adjective) about (preposition) it (pronoun) when
(interrogative pronoun) I (pronoun) see (verb) you (pronoun) again (adverb)
When (interrogative pronoun) I (pronoun) see (verb) you (pronoun) again.

Damn (interjection) who (interrogative pronoun) knew (verb) all (adjective) the planes (common noun) we (pronoun)
flew (verb)
Good (adjective) things (common noun) we (pronoun) have been through (verb phrase)
That (demonstrative pronoun) I (pronoun) will be standing (verb phrase) right here (adverb)
Talking (verb) to you (pronoun) about (preposition) another (adjective) path (common noun) I (pronoun)
Know (verb) we (pronoun) loved (verb) to (preposition) hit (verb) the road (common noun) and (conjunction)
laugh (verb)
But (Conjunction) something (Indefinite pronoun) told (verb) me (1st person pronoun) that (demonstrative pronoun) it
(pronoun) wouldn't (verb phrase) last (adverb)
Had(verb) to (preposition) switch (verb) up (adverb) look (verb) at (preposition) things (common noun) different
(adjective) see (verb) the bigger (adjective) picture (common noun)
Those (demonstrative pronoun) were (verb) the days (common noun) hard (adjective) work (verb) forever (adverb)
pays (verb) now (adverb) I (pronoun) see (verb) you (pronoun) in (preposition) a better (adjective) place (common
noun)

How (interrogative pronoun) could (verb) we (pronoun) not (adverb) talk (verb) about family (common noun) when
family’s (common noun) all (adverb) that (demonstrative pronoun) we (pronoun) got? (verb)
Everything (indefinite pronoun) I (pronoun) went through (verb phrase) you (pronoun) were standing (verb
phrase) there (pronoun) by (preposition) my (pronoun) side (adjective)
And (conjunction) now (adverb) you (pronoun) going to be (verb phrase) with (preposition) me (pronoun) for
(preposition) the last (adjective) ride (verb)

It's been a long day without you my friend

And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
when I see you again

First (adverb) you (pronoun) both (adverb) go (verb) out (adverb) your (pronoun) way(noun)
And the vibe (noun) is feeling (verb phrase) strong (abstract noun) and what's (interrogative pronoun)
Small (adjective) turn (verb) to (preposition) a friendship (abstract noun) a friendship(noun)
Turn (verb) into (preposition) a bond (abstract noun) and that (pronoun) bond (noun) will (verb) never (adverb)
Be broken (verb phrase) and the love (abstract noun) will (verb) never (adverb) get (verb) lost (adjective)
And when (interrogative pronoun) brotherhood (abstract noun) come (verb) first (adverb) then the line (noun)
Will (verb) never(adverb) be crossed (verb phrase) established (verb) it (pronoun) on (preposition) our (possessive
pronoun) own (verb)
When (interrogative pronoun) that (direct pronoun) line (common noun) had (verb) to (preposition) be drawn (verb
phrase) and that (demonstrative pronoun) line (noun) is (verb) what
We (pronoun) reach (verb) so (conjunction) remember (verb) me (pronoun) when I'm (pronoun) gone (adjective)

How could we not talk about family when family's all that we got?
Everything I went through you were standing there by my side
And now you gonna be with me for the last ride

So let (verb) the light (common noun) guide (verb) your (proper noun) way (noun) hold (verb) every
(conjunction)
(adjective) memory (abstract noun)
As (conjunction) you(pronoun) go (verb) and every (adverb) road (common noun) you (pronoun) take (verb) will
(verb) always (adverb) lead(verb) you (pronoun) home (common noun)

It's been a long day without you my friend

And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh (interjection) I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
 Sports and The Olympic Games

Sports are a physical activity which can be both indoor and outdoor depending on what sport you
are playing. Sports have a great impact on people’s life. It can help improve and maintain a
person’s skill and physical ability. There are many health benefits of doing sports activities like
lower body fat, relieves from stress, improves heart health, mood, muscle gain, stamina and
overall better mental health. Most of us indulge in sports at a younger age, where we are very
active and energetic. Sports can help us develop sportsmanship, especially during our childhood.
The fact that you can accept a loss and give respect to the winner is a great sign of
sportsmanship. When a person is a professional at a specific sports activity, he can compete in
major competitions and can push his or hers capabilities for the maximum performance. Sports
can include running, jumping, swimming, walking, kicking, and punching and so on. As long a
person is having fun doing the sport he loves, he can keep on improving with time and it is
limitless.

The summer Olympic Games, which is a multi-sport event, is held every four years. Top athletes
from all over the world take part and represent their countries. The 2024 Olympic Games will be
held in Paris, France. People from all over the world will travel to France with excitement and joy
hoping that their country will be victorious. The stadium will be filled with so many people.

Submitted by Yousef Abdulrahman E. Lawal. (BS Bio 1B)