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Last Friday, a teacher surnamed Yu from a foreign school gave our class an English class, which left a deep impression on me.

That morning, the students were all excited about the upcoming English open class. It is difficult to queue up to enter the amphitheater. I looked around and was shocked: dozens of teachers were sitting under the stage. I don't want to think much. The teacher in a suit and tie went to the podium and said, "Let's start class!" " "The exciting open class began.

Teacher Yu asked a few questions for everyone to answer first. Because of the psychological preparation before class, everyone grabbed the microphone on the table with lightning speed. Unfortunately, the teacher only asked one student to answer, but everyone didn't want to give up this opportunity. When the teacher watched the students scrambling, he had to appoint a group-the seventh group. Ah! It's our group. You can get extra points if you get it right. I am very happy. Spokesman Wang Ziwei proudly looked at other students who had no choice but to sit down and proudly gave the correct answer. Yeah! That makes sense.

Then our group and Qi Xin got 14, but the eighth group got two points more than us. At this time, Mr. Yu announced that there was only one competition question with a large difficulty coefficient, and there were five points of gold. Everyone is as nervous and excited as a stimulant. Finally, the topic was projected on the big screen, and suddenly Lala stood up, and a group of people scrambled to answer. Teacher Yu decided to take one group. Which group would he choose? Everyone's heart is in their throats. It turned out to be our group again. With these last five points, our group won the first place, and everyone cheered happily.

This open class left a deep impression on me, which I will never forget. Not only because our group won the championship, but more importantly, I also learned that success depends not only on ourselves, but also on opportunities; I've learned that it's now or never.