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Directions: Translate the following sentences into English. You are required to use the word given in the bracket for each respective sentence.

1.他的成功與他的勤奮有密切關系。（relate）

2.那個有嚴重心臟病的老人明天將要動手術。(operate)

3.這個藝術家不得不在很小的時候自己照顧自己。（take care of）

4.任何事情如果要把它做好的話都需要大量的時間和精力。(involve)

5.老師堅持學生每日應有至少8個小時的睡眠。（insist）

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