什么能改变人们的心情英语作文八十词
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篇1
    What Can Change People's Moods?
    Lots of things can change how people feel. When I get a new toy or candy, I feel really happy! But if I fight with my brother or sister, I get mad and upset. The weather can change my mood too. On sunny days, I feel energetic and want to play outside. But on rainy days, I feel lazy and gloomy.
    Sometimes little things can make a big difference. If someone gives me a compliment or is extra nice to me, it brightens my whole day! But if I accidentally break something or get in trouble, I feel really sad and worried. My mood can also change based on how much sleep I get or what I eat for meals.
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    I've noticed that grown-ups' moods seem to change a lot too, especially when they are stressed about work or bills. My dad gets grumpy when he has a lot of chores piled up. My mom seems happier when she can relax and read her favorite books.
    Music and TV shows impact my mood a lot. Watching a funny movie or listening to an upbeat song puts me in a great mood. But scary movies or sad songs can make me feel anxious or down. Video games excite me, but only if I'm winning!
    Overall, there are so many little factors that influence how we feel day-to-day. I try my best to focus on the positive things that make me happy. Having a positive attitude helps me get through the tough times when my mood wants to turn sour. As I get older, I'm sure I'll discover even more things that can affect my emotions and mindset. But for now, toys, treats, nice words, and fun activities are the best ways to keep my spirits high!
篇2
    Lots of things can change how people feel. A yummy snack like chocolate chip cookies
makes me super happy! Playing outside with my friends is really fun too. But getting in trouble or being bullied makes me sad. When I pet my dog Rufus, I instantly feel calmer. A good night's sleep also helps if I'm feeling grumpy. Music is powerful - an upbeat song puts me in a great mood, while sad songs can make me cry. Little things absolutely impact our emotions each day.
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    What Can Change People's Moods?
    Have you ever noticed how quickly your feelings can shift? One minute you're skipping along, full of joy and excitement. Then something happens to put you in a funk - maybe your brother takes your toy or you skin your knee. The smallest things impact how we feel deep down inside. As kids, we experience really big emotional swings that grown-ups don't always understand.
    I think food can change moods better than anything else! When I wake up grumpy but m
y mom makes my favorite pancakes, I instantly become cheerful. A freshly baked chocolate chip cookie is like injecting pure happiness right into my veins. Candy and sweets give me a temporary rush of energy and bliss. On the other hand, if I'm forced to eat something yucky like Brussels sprouts, it puts me in a major bad mood the rest of the night.
    Weather definitely affects how I feel too. A bright, sunny day automatically boosts my spirits. I love playing outside when it's warm - riding my bike, jumping on the trampoline, chasing the neighbor's cat. As soon as I step outside and feel the sun on my face, any sadness or anger melts away. But if it's grey and rainy, I often feel gloomy too. I get stir-crazy being trapped inside and have a harder time getting motivated or cheering up.
    My friends are a huge mood influencer, both positively and negatively. When we're laughing, joking around, and being silly together, I experience pure joy and contentment. But if we get in a fight or someone says something mean, intense sadness and hurt come over me. Having friends over for a sleepover or playdate is the best way for me to have an awesome day. Conversely, being excluded or bullied by someone makes me want to curl u
p and cry. Friends bring out extreme feelings - when things are good they're really good, but when they're bad it cuts deep.
    Different activities and environments impact how I feel too. If I'm bored sitting in the car or at a grown-up event like a wedding, I get restless and grumpy pretty quickly. But being at an amusement park or the beach is an guaranteed recipe for pure excitement and joy. Playing bey sports or doing a physical activity like hiking puts me in a fantastic mood. Using my creativity through art, crafting, or music lifts my spirits. On the flip side, being stuck inside doing chores, homework or something I find really difficult bums me out.
    Sleep plays a major role in my emotional state. If I don't get a good night's rest, I'm a cranky, moody mess from start to finish the next day. Every little thing has the potential to upset me or have me in tears. But when I wake up feeling refreshed after a long snooze, I'm able to