1. The mountain is very high. We can't climb it.
2. The dress is very expensive. I can't afford to buy it.
3. The street is very narrow. Two cars can’t pass.
4. The music is very loud. I can't concentrate. The music is too loud.
5. The soup is very salty. I can't eat it. The soup is too salty.
6. The painting is very valuable. We can't afford it. The painting is too valuable.
7. The train is very slow. We can't arrive on time. The train is too slow.
8. The task is very complex. She can't complete it. The task is too complex.
9. The shoes are very tight. I can't wear them. The shoes are too tight.
10. The movie is very scary. I can't watch it alone. The movie is too scary.

As people grow older, they often find themselves reflecting back on their childhood experiences that shaped them. These memories can be both joyful and complex, a tapestry of the past. One of the most common ways to remember the past is through family gatherings, photo albums, and storytelling sessions that help preserve memories. While reminiscing about the past can be a pleasant experience, it is also important to focus on the present and look forward to the future.

Answer for the blanks:

1. B. reflecting
2. D. through
3. A. memorable