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OnkeepingaDiaryinEnglishKeepingadiaryinEnglishisoneoftheeffectiveways1improveourEnglishwritingability.Comparedwithotherformsofwritingitis2shortandtakeslesstimE.ItcanhelpustodevelopthehabitofthinkinginEnglish.3wekeeppracticinggraduallywe’lllearn4toexpressourselvesinEnglish.InkeepingadiaryinEnglishwecertainlyrunupagainstmany5difficult.Inthefirstplaceitoftenhappensthatwehavetrouble6findproperwordsandphrasestogiveexpressiontoourminD.SecondlytherearemanyidiomaticwaysofsayingthingsinChinesE.And7isextremelyhardforustoputthemintoEnglishproperly.AsfarasI8concernmysuggestionisthatweshouldalwayshaveanotebookandaChinese-Englishdictionarywithineasyreach.WecanalsoturntoourEnglishteacher9helpifnecessary.InshortIbelievethatitisofgreatusetokeepadiaryinEnglishfor10developmentofourwritingskills.
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People__61__liveindifferentcountriesmadedifferentkindsofwords.Todaythereareaboutfifteenhundred__62__intheworlD.Eachlanguagecontainsmanythousandsofwords.A.verylargedictionaryforexamplecontainsfour__63_fivehundredthousandwords.Butwedonotneed_64_thesE.Toreadshortstoriesyouneedtoknowonlyabouttwothousandwords._65_youleaveschoolyouwilllearnonlyonethousandormorE.Thewordsyouknowarecalledyourvocabulary.Youshouldtrytomakeyourvocabulary__66_big.Readasmanybooksaswecan.Therearealotofbooks__67_writeineasyEnglish.Youwillenjoythem.Whenyoumeet_68_newwordlookit_69__inyourdictionary.Yourdictionaryisyour__70__muchusefulbook.
ItwastheambitionofanelevenyearoldboyinKansasCitytobeanenginedriver.Bornwithoutarmshehadbeensenttospecialschools41.helearnedtousehis42.footashands.Hespentallhissparetime43.watchtrainsandonedayhisdreamcame44.truth.Seeingadesertedenginetheboyclimbedinhehadno45.difficultinstartingitupwithhisfeet.Soonhewastravelingalong46.fortymilesanhour.Signalmencouldnotseetheyoungdriversotheysetout47.stopthetrain.MeanwhiletheboyreachedMissouristoppedtheenginehimselfandthen48.makeitgobackwards.Whenhewasnearhomearailwaymancaughtupwiththeengineandstoppedit.Atfirsthewasveryangrybuthesmiledwhentheboysaid49.simpleIliketrains.WellI'mgladyoudon'tlikeplanes！answered50.railwayman.
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AsweallknowEnglishisregardedasagloballanguagebutthelanguagedoesn’tstaythesamE.Ithaschanged61timE.Actuallyalllanguageschangeanddevelop62gradual.AtfirsttheEnglishspokeninEngland63basemoreonGermanthantheEnglishspoken64present.ThenthenewsettlerswhoruledEnglandenrichedtheEnglishlanguageandespecially65itvocabulary.In1620someBritish66settlemovedtoAmericaandbythe19thcenturythelanguagewassettleD.SouthAsiaisanotherplace67EnglishnowisspokenasaforeignorsecondlanguagE.From1765to1947Englishbecamethelanguageforgovernmentandeducation.Today68numberofpeople69learnEnglishinChinaisincreasingrapidly.Ibelievethat70timegoesbyallpeopleintheworldcancommunicatewitheachothereasilyinEnglish.
EversincemiddleschoolmysisterWangWeiandIhavedreamed61takingagreatbiketrip.After62graduatefromcollegewefinallygotthechancetotakeabiketrip.Itwasmysister'sidea63cyclealongtheentireMekongRiver.Althoughshedidn'tknowthebestwayofgettingtoplacessheinsistedthatsheorganizethetrip64proper.Shegavemea65determinelook—thekindthatsaidshewouldnotchangeherminD.ThesourceofMekongisinQinghaiProvincE.Whenit66enterSoutheastAsiaittravelsslowlythroughhillsandlowvalleysandplains67ricegrows.Althoughthereweremany68difficultywedecidedtobeginourjourneyat69altitudeofmorethan5000metersinQinghaiProvincE.Duringourjourneyweenjoyedthecontinuouschangeoftheweather.FinallywereachedDaliinYunnanProvincewhereDaoWeiandYuHangjoined70weandthenwewentonwithourbiketrip.
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Itmaybeasimpleandsmallchoicethatmanypeoplemakeeveryday—WhatkindofbagshouldIusewhenIgotothemarket?Peoplearelearningmoreabout46theirchoicescanaffecttheenvironment.Evensmall47decideaboutwhatkindofbagtousecanhaveabigimpact.IntheUStherearecitiesthatban48useofplasticbags.Morestoresareonlyusingpaperbags.Anotherwaythatsomestorestrytogettheircustomerstobringtheirownbagsis49makecustomerspayforthem.Allofthismayseemlikemuchtroubletogothroughforbags.50itcanmakeabigdifferencetoourplanet.AgirlLilythinksthat51paperandplasticbagsareabadchoicesoshechoosestouseclothbagsinsteaD.52itdosen’tseemlikeabigchoicetomakeshethinksthatit’simportanttobe53environmentconscious.Lilypointsoutthatpaperbagsarebadfortreesandplasticbagsare54harmtofish.Theyhaveanegativeimpactonboththeenvironmentandanimals.Lily55tryherbestbecauseshedoesn’twanttoberesponsiblefordoinganythingthatisnotgooD.
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Childrenlaugharound300timesaday61adultslaughlessthan20.Asadultsthereisalotwecanlearnfromchildren.Takingtimeouttodosomethingfunis62amazeforstimulating刺激yourbrain.Notonlywouldthemeetingsbemoreenjoyablebuttheoutcomes结果wouldbefar63wonderfultoo!Whenababy64falldownitjustgetsbackupandkeepsongoing.Youcanseethe65determineonthechild’sfacE.ForchildrentheworldandeverythinginitisabigsurprisE.Children66attractbyeventhoselittlethingsthatadultsaresousedto67takeforgranteD.Despite尽管thefactthatmanythingsintheworldaren’tnewtoustherearemillionsofnewpeopleandexperiences68we’veyettodiscover—justlikechildren.Childrenhavethiswonderfulway69fallinginlovewithsomethingandthenjustcompletelyforgettingaboutitfive70minutelater.Ifsomethinghasn’tworkedoutforyouletitgoandmoveon.
Afieldtripisajourneybyagroupofpeopletoaplaceawayfrom61theynormalenvironment.Thepurposeofthetripisusuallyobservationfor62educatenon-experimentalresearchortoprovidestudentswithexperiencesoutsidetheireveryday63activitysuchasgoing64campwiththeirteachersandclassmates.Theaimofthisresearchistoobservethesubjectinitsnaturalstateand65possiblecollectsamples标本.Inwesternculturepeoplefirstcomeacrossthismethodduringschoolyears66classesaretakenonschooltripstovisitageographicalfeatureofthelandscapE.Muchoftheearlyresearchintothenaturalsciences67beofthisform.CharlesDarwinisconsideredtobe68importantexampleofsomeonewhohascontributed69sciencethroughtheuseoffieldtrips.70reducerisksandexpensesmostschoolsystemsnowhavesetupfieldtripproceduresthatconsidertheentiretripfromestimationapprovaltoscheduling.
Pinyinisausefultoolwhich61________teachinChinatoschoolkids.Itisnotmerelyusedbywesternerslikeus.IthasprovedtobeausefultoolforChinesepeople62______theytolearnstandardpronunciationintheirearlyeducation.Thefirststepistolearnhow63______pronounceeachletterinpinyincorrectlyandthemeaningofthetonemarkers.Thenyouhavetodo64_________drillasmanyasyoucan.TurnthatintoagamE.Itcanbe65________muchfunthanyouwouldexpect.Start66________singlesyllablesandtothatalotandthensyllable音节pairs.Slowlymoveontolargergroups.Understandtheinitialfinalandthetones.Butmostimportantlywhatyouneedisgoodfeedback.You’dbetterhavesomeonethatcancorrectyourmistakesimmediately.FindanativeChinese67_____pronunciationisquiteperfecttocorrectyou.IfyoutakeChineseclassestheteacherwill68______probablehaveyoudoexerciseseveryclass.Dothisveryseriously.Ifyouareself-studyingtrytomeetnativeChinesepeopleandaskthemtogiveyousomefeedback.Otherwisetrytobeself-criticalandlistenverycarefully.Good69__________listenismorethan50%of70_________ittakestopronouncecorrectly.
Mr.Johnsonlivedinthewoodswithhiswifeandchildren.Heowned61.______farmwhichlookedalmostabandoneD.62.______luckyhealsohadacowwhichproducedmilkeveryday.Hesoldorexchangedsomeofthemilkinthetownsnearby63.______otherfoodandmadecheeseandbutterforthefamilywithwhat64.______leave.Thecowwastheironlymeansofsupportinfact.Onedaythecowwaseatinggrass65.______itbegantorainheavily.Whilemakinggreateffortstorunawayshe66.______falloverthehillanddieD.ThentheJohnsonshadtomakealiving67.______thecow.InordertosupporthisfamilyMr.Johnsonbegantoplantherbsandvegetables.Sincetheplantstookawhiletogrowhestartedcuttingdowntrees68.______sellthewooD.Thinkingabouthischildren’sclotheshestartedgrowingcottontoo.Whenharvestcamearoundhewasalreadysellingherbsvegetablesandcottoninthemarket69.______peoplefromthetownmetregularly.Nowitoccurredto70.______thathisfarmhadmuchpotentialandthatthedeathofthecowwasabitofluck.
LastFridaymyfriendDavidcalledmeandinvitedmeandourfriendTomtoapartyinhisuniversity.TomandIarein61sameclass.Webothwantedtogotothepartybuttherewasaproblem--we’dhaveafinalexamonthe62comeMonday.Don’tworry.WecancomebackonSundayandwon’tmisstheexamreally63wanttogotothepartyTomsaiD.SoIdecidedtogo64him.Thepartywasgreatandwe65trueenjoyedourselvestherE.HoweverwestayeduplateonSaturdaynightandsleptalldayonSundayanddidn’tmakeitbacktoouruniversityuntilMondaymorning.Wemissedtheexam.Thenwewenttoourprofessor’sofficeandexplained66wemissedtheexam.Weliedthattherewasaflattire车胎漏气onourwaybacktotheuniversity.Ourprofessor67agreethatwecouldtaketheexamthefollowingday.WhenitwastimetotaketheexamTomandI68taketodifferentrooms.AfterweopenedthetestpaperwesawonlyonequestionWhichtire?NeitherTomnorIansweredthequestion.Insteadwetoldourprofessorthetruth.Luckilyhelatergave69wetherealtestpaper.AndbothTomandImadea70decide:nevertolieagain.
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