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Many sports are extremely violent, yet  this does not stop people watching them or playing them. Should violent sports be banned or are they just a way for people to enjoy themselves?  

There are some arguments for banning violent sports. Firstly, some of these sports are simply an excuse for violence. There is enough violence in our world without seeing  sportsmen getting hurt on TV.  In addition, people who take part in violent sports risk serious injury or even death. Many young boxers, for example, are seriously injured every year. 

On the other hand, there are some disadvantages to banning violent sports. To start with, violent sports can be a healthy way for people to relax and let off steam. As a result, general aggression and violence in society will be reduced. Moreover, instead of banning violent sports, we can improve their safety standards, for instance, by using better protective clothing and equipment. Consequently, sports injuries will be reduced. 

In conclusion, there are arguments both for and against the banning of violent sports. I strongly believe violent games should be banned, as I feel they are not going to help people to live together peacefully.

The 30th celebration of earth day in the United States 
The years have passed since the first earth Day,(present perfect tense) in 1970 when millions of people joined (past indefinite tense) in one of the largest demonstrations of public opinion in the history of our country. That day, 20 million Americans participated in rallies, demonstrations to show their support for the protection of our health and our environment.(past indefinite tense) This earth Day we celebrate the cleanest environment in a generation.(present indefinite tense ) But our job is not done. (Present indefinite passive )We still face environmental and public health challenges(present indefinite tense). One of our biggest challenges is climate change(.present tense of to be) Global warming is real today.( present tense of to be) More than 2,000 of the world’s experts on the global environment have told (present perfect tense)us that the effects of climate change can be predicted. Last December the President announced new standards(past indefinite tense). And for the first time, those standards address not only the vehicles that people drive, but the fuels they use. (present indefinite tense)Working together, we created common sense standards that protect the public health. (past indefinite tense)There are also other sources of harmful pollution.(present tense of to be) Over the next decade alone, because of the investment made in the Energy Star Programme,(past indefinite tense) Americans will save more that 24 billion dollars and help reduce millions of tons of harmful pollutants(future indefinite active ). And the best things about it – we’re not just saving money; (present continuos )we’re reducing pollution, protecting the environment. (present continuous )Such ecological problems will not be solved by government. (future indefinite passive )They will not be solved by business.( Future indefinite passive )They will be solved by us.(future indfinte passive )