1. The monkeys in Monkey Mountain in the zoo have different postures, some are like monkeys begging for the moon, some are like monkeys scratching their heads, some are jumping up and down on branches to play upside down, some are jumping up and down in bushes, some are begging for food from tourists in cages, and some are standing on rockeries overlooking the distance.
2. The monkeys in Monkey Mountain in the zoo have different postures, and naughty monkeys are chasing and playing. An old red-faced monkey took the bananas thrown at it by tourists and ate them with relish. A little monkey saw it and jumped at once. The old monkey was stingy, jumped down and jumped far away, swallowed half a banana in one gulp, then winked at the little monkey and walked proudly on the chain twice.
3. The monkeys in Monkey Mountain in the zoo have different postures. Monkeys are jumping around on the rockery, playing and frolicking. At this time, a boy threw a candy, a naughty little monkey quickly caught it, and many monkeys gathered around. The little monkey jumped onto a rockery, quickly peeled off the candy paper and wanted to eat candy. Unexpectedly, an old monkey jumped up. When the old monkey jumped on the chain, the little monkey shook the chain desperately and tugged at the old monkey's tail. The old monkey didn't do a good somersault and fell to the ground. The sugar was taken away by the little monkey.
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1, infectious sentences use infectious verbs in short sentences. Of course, this is not required in every sentence. You need to change it. However, try more attractive sentences. In addition, you don't have to wait until you want to modify it. You should consider this problem when you first start writing.
2. get feedback from others: there will be no progress behind closed doors. Let others read your article and give you feedback, preferably experienced writers and editors. They are well informed and will give you pertinent and insightful advice. Listen carefully, even if it is some criticism, accept it. Advice when most needed is least heeded will only make you write better.