1.look after=take care of
Ex:Jojo must take care of her younger brother when their parent's go out for work.
2.look forward to=expect+N/Ving
Ex:I'm looking forward to the upcoming singing contest.
3.pay attention to人
Ex:Mandy pays attention to the teacher,so she can learn well.
4.S used to+原V(過去習慣)
Ex:My uncle used to go mountain climbing every morning.
5.S be used to+Ving(現在習慣)
Ex:Ske is used to keeping a diary every day.
6.fool around(打混)
Sam usually fools around at the KTV all day.
7.人devote oneself to+N/Ving(致力於)
Ex:Mother Teresa devoted herself to helping the poor.
8.charity(慈善事業)
Ex:Linda donated two thousand dollars for charity.
9.人 be addicted to+N/Ving(沉迷於)
Ex:He was addicted to on-line games while he was in junior high school.
10.According to+N,S+V(根據)
Ex:According to the report,the celebraty has affairs with the lady.
11.Thanks to(幸虧)
Ex:Thanks to your help,finished the assignment on time.
12.Due to~,S+V(由於)
Ex:Due to the heavy rain,we postponed our hiking to last Monday.
2008年11月11日 星期二
2008年11月10日 星期一
Sherry shows up - Lesson five
一.中翻英
每天我試著記一些英文單字.當我再讀報紙的時候,我把我不認識的自寫下來.然後我就試著將這些新字,用在我與老外的對話中,一直到它們對我變得很熟悉為止
I try to remember some new English words everyday. When I read newspaper, I write down the words I don't understand.Then I try to use these words in the conversation with the forwugners until I become very familiar with them.
二.英文作文
A Job interview
Last Saturday,I went for a job intervuew at a restaurant near my home.Sitting down in the manager's office, I felt nervous.This was the first time I had tred to find work. I didn't know how to proceed.After the manager had asked me a few questions, I began to relax. She was friendly and thus I started to feel more confident. Then she continued to ask:'Have you ever worked for another restaurant?""No, I haven't."I answered."But I would like to learn how to be a good waiter in a restaurant.So, could you give me the chance?""Our restaurant is sometimes so busy that we have to work on weekends.Can you accept it?" I replied immediately,"I am ready to apply for the job,so,that's okat."
The manager opened the door and said"Thank you for coming today,I will call you when you are allowed to work for us.
每天我試著記一些英文單字.當我再讀報紙的時候,我把我不認識的自寫下來.然後我就試著將這些新字,用在我與老外的對話中,一直到它們對我變得很熟悉為止
I try to remember some new English words everyday. When I read newspaper, I write down the words I don't understand.Then I try to use these words in the conversation with the forwugners until I become very familiar with them.
二.英文作文
A Job interview
Last Saturday,I went for a job intervuew at a restaurant near my home.Sitting down in the manager's office, I felt nervous.This was the first time I had tred to find work. I didn't know how to proceed.After the manager had asked me a few questions, I began to relax. She was friendly and thus I started to feel more confident. Then she continued to ask:'Have you ever worked for another restaurant?""No, I haven't."I answered."But I would like to learn how to be a good waiter in a restaurant.So, could you give me the chance?""Our restaurant is sometimes so busy that we have to work on weekends.Can you accept it?" I replied immediately,"I am ready to apply for the job,so,that's okat."
The manager opened the door and said"Thank you for coming today,I will call you when you are allowed to work for us.
2008年11月9日 星期日
意馨來交作業了~
How do I Handle My Stress There are different ways for people to handle their stress.But for me,I have many different to express my stress.The best way for me is "yell",yell very loudly,then I can relieve my stress a lot. But if I can't yell there,I will listen to music and put very loud then followed him to sing. Or if no body home,I will play piano.Open my Qinpu,to play a lot song I like.When I was played piano.Unconsciously my stress has gone.Also go hang out、go to bookstore read books、window shopping......like this is my way to handle my stress. Have stress is not awful.The most awful thing is don't how to handle your stress.As long as you know how to handle your stress,that you won't afraid anything whatever you done. |
L9課文2-4段
L9課文2-4段
Little did the audience know that as I stood there looking“all together, ”my hear beat wildly. Then, I decided that this must not be true at all .Of course they could hear the hammering of my heart .Dear God, what am I doing? No butterflies remained in my stomach. No, now I had elephants! The thundering herd was threatening to trample me thoroughly .Nervousness filled my veins, making me feel light-headed.
觀眾們萬萬沒想到，當我站在台上一副鎮定的樣子的時候，我的心其實正在狂跳著。我就認定這個想法一定不是真的。他們當然聽的到我的心跳聲。親愛的上帝，我到底在做甚麼？沒有蝴蝶停留在我的胃裡。現在有的可似象群！如雷鳴般地正威脅著要把我徹底踐踏一番。焦躁正充滿著我的血管，令我感到頭暈。
I stepped toward the microphone. Aware of all the heads bobbing in the sea before me, I began my speech. When a few phrases tumbled out quickly, the tremor in my voice was noticeable. However, a growing sense of confidence began to build as the crowd quieted down. My muscles relaxed. My breathing eased. Maybe the weeks of practicing before my bedroom mirror were paying off. “Maybe I can really do this,” I said to myself.
我走向麥克風。意識到眼前的觀眾在躁動。我開始了我的演說。一些演講詞很順的脫口而出我聲音顫抖的很明顯。然而，隨著聽眾漸漸安靜下來，我開始逐漸建立起信心。我的肌肉放鬆了。呼吸也緩和起來了。或許這幾星期以來在臥室鏡子前的演練正在發揮功效「也許我真的能辦的到，」我告訴自己。
Then, just thirty seconds into my three-minute speech, the microphone died. Glaring at the offending instrument of my potential downfall, I wondered if it was possible to strangle an inanimate object! How could it do this to me?
然後，就再我這3分鐘的演講進行到了30秒時，麥克風壞了。我生氣的看著這可能害我失敗的器具。心想著有無可能掐死這個無生命的東西。
Little did the audience know that as I stood there looking“all together, ”my hear beat wildly. Then, I decided that this must not be true at all .Of course they could hear the hammering of my heart .Dear God, what am I doing? No butterflies remained in my stomach. No, now I had elephants! The thundering herd was threatening to trample me thoroughly .Nervousness filled my veins, making me feel light-headed.
觀眾們萬萬沒想到，當我站在台上一副鎮定的樣子的時候，我的心其實正在狂跳著。我就認定這個想法一定不是真的。他們當然聽的到我的心跳聲。親愛的上帝，我到底在做甚麼？沒有蝴蝶停留在我的胃裡。現在有的可似象群！如雷鳴般地正威脅著要把我徹底踐踏一番。焦躁正充滿著我的血管，令我感到頭暈。
I stepped toward the microphone. Aware of all the heads bobbing in the sea before me, I began my speech. When a few phrases tumbled out quickly, the tremor in my voice was noticeable. However, a growing sense of confidence began to build as the crowd quieted down. My muscles relaxed. My breathing eased. Maybe the weeks of practicing before my bedroom mirror were paying off. “Maybe I can really do this,” I said to myself.
我走向麥克風。意識到眼前的觀眾在躁動。我開始了我的演說。一些演講詞很順的脫口而出我聲音顫抖的很明顯。然而，隨著聽眾漸漸安靜下來，我開始逐漸建立起信心。我的肌肉放鬆了。呼吸也緩和起來了。或許這幾星期以來在臥室鏡子前的演練正在發揮功效「也許我真的能辦的到，」我告訴自己。
Then, just thirty seconds into my three-minute speech, the microphone died. Glaring at the offending instrument of my potential downfall, I wondered if it was possible to strangle an inanimate object! How could it do this to me?
然後，就再我這3分鐘的演講進行到了30秒時，麥克風壞了。我生氣的看著這可能害我失敗的器具。心想著有無可能掐死這個無生命的東西。
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