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鹧嬲聘豺黯簿器
Pos:tiVe gJa″r'εs
accornpIished
弭ppropriate
cons1derate
creat】ve
dovtrn¨to-earth
easygo1ng
generous
helpful
(absolutely)、vonderful
lcompleteln honest
Cncrediblyˉl talen⒃d
(totalIy)re1iable
鲮筢舻銎萝静餮
加fefIs尉ers
abso1utely
coηnp1etely
extreme1y
incFedib1y
not at a⒒
pretty
real1y
so
totally
very
fairl,/
humb1e
laid-back
outgoing
practical
qu1et
safe
shy
″ega″Ve¢Ja`F〃εs
arrogant
cornpetitiye
demanding
dishonest
disorganized
i1npatient
1ncons1derate
reckless
rude
selfish
unf1·忆ndly
unreliab1e
on tiIue
properly
quick1y
reckless1y
seriously
slowˇ
strongly
vlrell
月Ⅱitude
basicany
醣蛐鑫
ad∏11re someone
apoIogize to someone
ba1ance work and play
borrovv something
count on someone
drive recklessly
feel strongly about something
get iInpat】ent
have a(greatl sense ofhumor
have illlpeccable taste(in clothes)
honk your horn
interrupt people
s1ow down
take(school/work)seriously
talk about people behind thei「backs
te1lthe truth
trust someone
try hard to(getto c1ass)
Ma刀刀er
automaticaHy
bad1y
carefu11y
correct1】⒎
differently
easily
fast
hard
in△111ediately
late
nice圩
霾艚鑫霾箩囊搬歹撺锣螽艚鑫攮踺霪鼹笋
Nobody feels safe on the highvvays because people
drive reckIessly.
I think扯、n允eto win,butI dort feelstrong圩aboutit.
on buses,people seen1very rude,
Iˇloung people don’t knoxv hoxlv to speak cOrrecd,ˉ.
1think young people dress properly here‘
Young people often dress casua11y,but that’sOK.
霾蜜鑫痨萨瑙翮镙翻砻缁晗婶黢翻鞭 攮婶酽蜜翻潘溜喇霾蜜
I rea1Iy adⅡ1ire a guyin r11y karate class.
He’s not very outgoing.He℃ba“call,Tjust shl,``。
He’s practical and do、l`ntˉo-earth,
He’s fairIy easygoing and laid-back。
He’s a pretty cooI guy,
He’sComp1etely honest.I can trust what he says.
she has a greatsense ofhumor,
She’s eXtremely generous.She’s notse1fish at all.
蠡艚零露寮蛮鼯勰翳翮籀瞎毒嘁嫒鑫铲播霾攮f霹鑫
Ho vˇ′s your nellvzrooΠ11uate working out?
I don’tsee thatrnuch of hirn He℃alⅥ厂ays vσorking
I’Π1alⅥ/ays borrowing his stuf1and he doesn’tFnind.
She、
^/as al、
∧
`ays ta1king behind people’
s backs.
I△n alⅥ
`ays losing things。
It drives rne crazy.
翻鼹豳凄萨撺酽拶罅萨鼬辖胛锣鑫黼蹭
Atleast he、not always throwing、vild parties,
I’Π1alllvays checking Fny phone rnessages,but atleastI don`
do itin class.
卩霾萝$鼢擗寤萨勰鼬£觯攮蜜鼯黟
can be(very competitive)beCause.
can speak.¨
have a degree in..
vˇork for a company ca11ed.
I’m allcrgic to。..
I’Π1an aCComphshed(piano pIaye1)
加灯nⅡtnameis∞al .ˇ¨
霾鼬酽萨撮胛搪檑猁拥舳¢翮翻蜜卢鼢擗
I moved to(Sydney)atthe age of αhree),
I was born and raised in.¨
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σrraF卩asf夕a″
`ε
轫res
been(be)
broken(break)
done(do)
fal1en(fal1)
forgotten(forget)
found(鱼nd)
gone(go)
gotten(get)
had(have)
hear-(heall
hurt(hurtl
lost(1ose)
seen(see)
spoken(speak)
taken(take)
x,NOn l△vin)
占aJ expε″e″εεs
break something valuable
fal1and hurt yourself
faⅡ o壬1:la raftl
forget an important appoint1△ent
have the f1u
1ose something important
εooJ:X,erre刀εes
enter a talent contest
get a(perfect)grade(on an exan1)
vviˉn a contest or competition
oⅡfJoOF a¢Ⅱfi佐:εs
go hang gⅡding
go saⅡing
go scuba div1ng
go skⅡng
go sur扭ng
go parasaiIing
go white-ˇvater rafting
go wtndsur伍ng
黟霾舻艚爨
comedy
competnion
contest
dream
hopes and dreams
sai1boat
wildh托
r″reF″εr`扌″gJagε
blog(VVeb1og)
b1ogger
onhneiournal
蠲醐霾霾搬蹭鑫
af1·aid(ofdeep wa艾eθ
fun
scared(of heights)
scary
飕癞镞萝搬骥
屑r扌fr″Je
amazingly
fortunately
unfortunately
`V%,Ve yOJ
εI/eFP
a few tImes
many tiInes
(never/notl before
once
several times
twiCe
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确啻飘鼋确酽鑫翻罅罅蜜翻晗黟霾鑫霾鼢渡醵群艚稷隅雷
V,h/hat are your secret dreams?
My dream⒗to study aCthg.
VVhat’s something you’ve alˇvays、vanted to do?
I’ve al、vays vvanted to try hang ghding.
确銮祗鬣魏醪攮淼罅槲餮齑爵霾翳蒉锣醴萨蚤键鼢霾蜜霾
We’ve gone sa圭ling a fev、严tiInes.
VⅥe haven`saved enough rnoney to buy a boat。
Raquel has never tried surⅡng before.
1’ve been to Europe several/1nany ti1nes.
Have you eVer been to Ecuador?
Have you eversungin f1·ont ofpeop1e?
Have you ever done anything scary?
No,I haven’t。 /)`k⒉s,I have‘I、Vent、
^/hite冖
vˇater rafting.
I’Ve never been so sCared in mylife
邋鼯醴鼢萝撺醪霾鑫翳霾霾獬舻霾爵翳餮爨蜜番馏翳鼢翻覆辔
Are you a lVⅡl Snlith fan?
I’ve heard Of hi1n。1s he good?
Have you seen that new Ii1n Carrey rnovie?
No,butI’ve heard it’s good,Did you1ike it?
Do you knoⅥ/the band cal1ed Sunset?
No,butI’ve heard good things aboutthem,Do you have
any oftheir CDs?
s齑o戡
`飘
gf胛feres铲Of s拶矽萨霪s霾
I’rn impressed!
Vˇow,
Are you?/YOu are?
Do you?/You do?
Did you?/You did?
Have you?/You have?
胛g啊O罗耱s镄獬拶晷勰猡勰醒蓄翻腰
Ama犭ng蜕⒒Ⅵ泛sn\re狨l,rscar≯
Fortunatel9/jthαe wαe some gⅡatguides,
I didn’t see a lion,unfortunately,
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郊宰醛菲亨
ⅣafJra'wε″Jers
(active)volcano
archipelago
beach
canyon
continent
desert
island
1ake
mountain
mountain range
natural、vOnder
ocean
rain forest
r1ver
tree
va1ley
wiIdli坨
羚心s
cover
erl△ploy(workers)
erupt
go hiking
go snorkehng
hold
″J″a刀WO″trers
airport
ancient c汪y
monument
office bunding
pyraⅡ1id
roller coaster
shopping1na1l
stadium
structure
suspension bridge
train station
产f,雩f·gFv窖革
狩εgIrrar sJ卩εr`a″vεs
the bus1est
the1east expensive
the rnost interesti11g
`FregJrar sIrpε
r`ar`yes
the best
the llvorst
言0蠹蛰宇扌垂淤衤年三护妆f事 玎社:亨考亻
Vˇhat’s the tallest building in the、vorld?
This bui1ding is509rneters(l,670feet)tall,
、Vhich stadiunl has the1nost seats?
This stadium can hold over200,000peop1e.
Vˇhat’s the busiest restaurant?
This restaurant emp1oys rnore than1,000workers,
Vˇhich country is the n1ost pOpuIar Ⅵ严ith tourists?
What’s the least expensive city in the、vorld?
琳 擂 空於F矛垂窦 茫 辈室羟 蓿 言玎扩 毋 矛F卞
1′he highest mountain in the Ⅵ/orld is、Ιount Everest.
The largest deserris the Sahara in Africa.
HoⅥ/large is it?It’s about9‘l Inillion square kⅡometers
The largest ocean is the Pacific.It covers one-third of
the Earth
勤 素 湘 窘 蹿旁契 茫 茫时 扌葚空耳 罩 峦 乒菇
Hollv deep is the pacisc Ocean?
It’s about11,000meters(36,000fCet)dcep,
HOxt,high isˇ【ount Everest?
It’s8,850meters(29,035feet)high.
HoⅥ严hot does it getin Death、厂alley?
It can reach钅8degrees Celsius(120degrees
Fahrenheio.
I1ov氵large is the sahara Desert?
1t’s911nnⅡon square kⅡollleters(3,51nⅡhon square
FFli1es)
建窍 轳守廴扌子ε 幸纡 ,稽录革舻揩 鞯 雪蒲
deep(36,000feet deep)
high(8,8501ueters high)
long(钅丿1601△ 1iles long)
tall(l,670feet taⅡ)
xrvide(29kilometers、vide)
社j艹扌ε幸亭辈苫芒萤聿事f笋辛狩亨扌社事
CeIsius(荃8° C/48degrees Celsius)
Fahrenheit(12o°「/120degrees Fahrenheit)
0° C=32°「
l kilometer= 62mi1e
1metcr=3.28feet
1square kⅡometer=.386square1ηile
菇掌空宫洚圣窜言苫
a biIlion=l,()00`000,000
a rnⅡhon=1,000,000
6氵 52θ =six thousand five hundred(and)tⅥ`enty-11ine509=five11undred(and)nine
7.7=seVen point seven
How long is the Nile Rive`
It’s6,695kⅡometers(钅,160rniles)long
IIow wideisthe Grand Canyon?
It’s about29ki1ometers(18rniles)、vide.
苎:|≡雪 ≡萝辛守纟苫£宇言F萼 ≡ 乒≡纟掌茫罗笋务垂扌f富
This is the mOstincFcdible pIace!
I had the bestti1ue。
k’sjustthe greatest place to hike,
YOu see the rnostinteresting people there
They have the greatesttxli1dhfe there
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It feels good to be out ofthe city.
It sure does.
1^hese trees arejust awesome.
They really arc
XlVe should go hiking there somethne.
You’re right讽艮really shou1d
磊J£ff雪女ε蓥尸,T扌打扌赀4∵ 狩辛f斡雪
Many people come to Argentina to see the Andes,the
longest mountain range in the vvorld,
MOunt Aconcagua,a peak in the Andes range,is the highest
mountain in Argentina
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'`/father
mother
husband
wift,
spouse(=husba11d or`A严ife)
son
daughter
brother
sistcr
sib1】ng(=brother or sister)
only child
B佗刀deJ助钾″
stepfather stepbrother
steplllother stepsister
stepson half brother
stepdaughter half s】stcr
豇沸擎郫铲揩器s蚰筇革
Pasf
atthe age of(17)
back then
in those days
when I was(17)
lvhen lve、vere kids
fX佗刀JeJ助刀″
great-grandfather
great-grandmother
grandpa丁ents
grandfather
grandmother
uncle
aunt
nepheˇv
nlece
cousIn
brother in lavσ
sister¨in-Iaxlf
Prεse刀r
nOL/V
nowadays
these days
today
搀腑 络舻铵鞯;J落爹妒揿 啻.肿茫邓£衅
NIy parents xlvant rne to study1aVv,and they’re aIvˇays
pressuring1ne aboutit,
Itry to have rny kids do their homework befOre dinner,
buttheyˇvatch TV instead,
Luis’parents1nake hi1u come home before11∶00
Jong’s kidS never help her clean the house,
she can’t even getthem to clean up theirrooms.
Ⅰˇy parents xlvon’tletrne use the car 1have to ask them
to drive me every、vhere.
l\/Iy wife is a backseat driver.Shc’sa1xs ays telling Fne to
sIow down
搀 蹭 摺 栉 肇芦泔 f扌淞
My great¨grandmother used to keep candyin her
pockets,and sheV always give us some.
All my aunts and unc1es used to come overfor sunday
dinner,and1ny cousins and IvvOuld cra、、71underthe
table and play.
I used to play on a basketballtearll with my four
brothers,andl1^vΓe、VOuld allN/ays win.
1didn’t use to likejazz,butI do no、v
What kind of music did you use to like?
殆踏苔
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used to
Ⅵ/ould
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`加
εa″J rJ/es
havc someonc do something
he1p someone do somcthing
letsomeone do sOmething
n1ake someone do something
ask someoneto do something
gct son1eone to do something
tellsomeone to do something
、vantsomeone to do something
Fa″″
`Ffεbe part of(a big faΠ1ily)
clean up(your roon1)
come over(for dinnel:)
cra△h1under the tab1e
nght。ver lthe remote)
get divorced
get rnarried
go over the speed liⅡ1it
gripe(about)
grow up
have a gripe(aboutl
have kids/children
marry someone
pressure someone
stay outlatc
tease someone
=言
f言+F串疒士霄∫串f扌革
It secms like(there’s alot of pressure on kids these days)。
Ifyou ask1ne,(kids are way too busy these days),
I don’tthink(fa∏1ihes spend enough tirne together-
notlike they used to⒈
I think(it’s better to getl△1arried ls/·llcn you’re older)
It seen)s to Fne that(Iife is harder for teenagers noⅥ严than
it used to be)
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AbsolutelⅤ, That’s for surc.
Definitely I agrec(with you)
Exacd】
`1 (oh,)yeah,YOu’re right, (oh,)Iknow,
That’s true.
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mango
orange
pineapplc
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broccoh
carrot
green pepper
tomato
厂oεJ a刀J乃e窗″舟
calorie
carbohydrate
fat
protein
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app1e pie
desscrt
hst奶od
frcsh fruit and vegetablcs
frozen dinner
frozen meal
snack
snack food
strcet food
Pr:εes fO keep rOOJ
cupboard
打eezer
fridge(refrigerator)
rcfrigerator
vegetable bin
∵Ⅱ∷rⅡ△∵∷=
尸re卩aFεJ fOOd
baked(potatoes)
barbecued(beef)
boⅡed(eggs)
fl·icd⒍ice)
打ozen(peas)
griI1ed(shri1np)
pickled(cabbage)
raw(∴sh)
roast(Iamb/beef)
roasted(vegetables)
sll10ked(Ⅱsh)
steamed(vegetab1es)
stir-fried(noodles)
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bake
barbccue
boiI
frv
grill
pickle
roast
stcam
stir-fry
尸ood a刀J″εa′r力
gain wcight
1ose lhreight
ilnprove your rnood
厂ood εo,,raf″εrs a″JF'刀εastfFεs
a bag of(potato chips)
a bott1e()f(soy sauce/ketcht1p)
a box of(cereal/chocolates)
a can of(soup/soda)
a carton of ouice/milk)
ajar of(lnayon naise/mustard/hot peppers)
a kⅡo of(rice) kilo=kⅡogram
a liter of(soda/、vater)
a1oaf of bread/t、vo1oaves of bread
a package of(frozen peas/noodles)
a pound of(Cheese/hamburger)
a quart of(skiIn rl△ilk)
搀妇艹tJ釜氵△|i△r|.:卡j∫Ιf.=Ι∴∷∷Ⅱ△
There’s very littIe food in lny refrigerator
There℃not much food in the house
I eat out most nights
I alvˇays havc plenty offresh vegetables.
There aren’tFnany vegOtables in my refrigerator,
There arejust a few green peppes.
skitn Iηnk has less fat and fevfer calories.
A little chocolate can i1nprove your n1ood
I’n1starving.I didn’t eat enough.
I’nn too ful1.I ate too1ηany fries/too111uCh food
I∵n thirstyˇⅠy fries were too saltF
~1y salad、vasn’tfnhng en。ugh.
She eats too sloX/fly because she ta1ks too Inuch
There’s ahvays roo111for dessert
I probably eat too lnuch fast food,
、l!`Vhen1’1n stressed out,l eattoo quickly,
Can I get you something tO eat?
I’m oKfornow.Butthanks,
Are you sure?
No,thanks.Γm nne Really
No氵thanks,NIaybe later
I1olN/aboutsome tea or coffee?
1Jh,are you having somc?
Are you sure it’s nottoo rnuCh trouble?
NO,i逡’s no troubIe at al1
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Either one(is fine)
Either xvay(is fine)
llVhatever you prefer,
Whatever you冫re haVing,
l氵Vhichever is easier(for you).
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might wantto
oughttO
rvεεεss″y
don’t have to
going to have to
have gotto
尸FεreFε刀εε
、vould rather(not)
刀o加gσ00〃
do some gOod(for)
do volunteer xA Ork
do Ⅴour best
n1ake a difference
make an effortto do
something
εεFrf刀σ ridOr εrrFrer
DεaIjng Ⅳ;th rn加gs
do a lot ofthinking
do research
do solnething about a
problem
do the rnath
ignore a problern
make a declslon to do
sornething
make a list(of)
n1ake a living
n1ake a rnistake
make exc1】ses
make money
makc sense
makc surc(that)
makc up yourlllind(if)
n1ake rooFll for tl1rovσ aⅥ严ay
putaway
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I’m meeting Anna afterwards(after class)
We’re going to11ave dinnertogether,
Γn1not doing anything tonight,
FaεrJa`加fOFma″o″/Pre斫εf'o刀s
Ⅰˇy bossis going to have us a11、vork late Friday
小/Ιy guess is lkre hAJOn’tl△leet our deadhne.
、Vc won′t be fi11ished on thne.
You’re going to be out oftoˇvn,but you11bc back
Frid`、right?
Dεε峦勿刀s″aJε wDer s卩εa夕加σ
That℃a hbulousidea,Hljuststop by my apartment
to change cIothes,and then I’ll come right over to
meet you
sε乃εd″
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s
I have1ny aerobics class tomorrovv
Ⅸ汀y aerobics class starts at7:00.
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I oughtto do son1e vo1untecr xR Ork
I’d better not add anything to rny schedule
You’d better do something quickly before it gets worse
YOu1nig11t vσantto take a colleague、vith you
You oughtto let her parents do the talking~
rrFεraεf'卩g withpε0卩rg
catch11p xvid1someone
do the talkillg
make a goodimpression on someone
make an appointment to see sollleone
make an excuse to someone
make fun of
llnake(nice)colllⅠuents
clutter
colleague
Co Ⅵ¨70rker
deadhne
promotion
trash can
aslong as
provided that
unless
∷∷∷∶∷∷∷∷∷∷∷Ⅱ∷∷∷∶
after、vards
by next week
for the们rst tilue
You don’t have to spend allyourtime on k,
I’ Π1going to have to do something aboutit
I’ve gotto decide by next、veek,
||Ⅱ∷∵Ⅱ∷∷∷∵∷|∷i∷I∷∷∷∷
I oughtto study,butI’d rather sleep,
∷|∷∷|Ⅱ∷∷∷∷
=∴
∷∷∴∴∴Ⅱ∷∷∷∷
I can’trnake up rny Inind if1should ⋯
I don’t knolvlor、V、氵rhatto do about
It doesn’trnake any sense to ..
I’ve tried talking to hirn,bt1tit doesn’t do any good.
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Is this a good tiIne to talk?
Not real1y,Can Ical1you back?
I’∏1going to have to run.I’ve gotto run.
1’d better go(novv) /Better go(novvl.
1’d betterlet you go,
I’Ⅱ catch you later./Catch you later
I’lltalk to you later /Talk to you later
I’ve gotto get going.
I’ve gotto go /Gotto go‘
1t、^`as niCe talking to you,/Nice talking to youBye noⅥ/,
donate
get rid of
recycle
store
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break up(、vith so1neone)
date(someone)
get along(llv/ith somcOne)
go back(to someo〕△e)
go out(togetheo
go out llvith son1eone)
settlc doⅥ7n(、Λ厂ith someone)
vvork out
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get togcther(、Λ
`ith someone)hang outˇv】th the same croⅥ/d
make friends lA「ith someone
meet a person through a friend
share an apartluent
sign up(for a class)
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Contact someone
get backin touch(with SOmeone)
lose touch(with SOmeone〕
vvrite back
ofDer yεrDs
come back
fIy back
go avvay(to coⅡege)
grolv up
move a、vay(fron△/to)
turn out
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Mike is the guy飞∧/ho/that got mc started running.
Angela is a friend(who/that)I rnetthrough NIike,
Toshiro llvas1ooking for an apartmenttO share
Charhe and I have been through a1ot together
He’ssomeone(lt/ho/that)I can totaⅡy trust
Iennifer ca1ls to ta1k about al1the things(that)she飞
doing.Her hfe is differcnt from∏1ine,
Nina used toˇvork for a company that/Ⅵ/hich plans
weddings.
BOth of uslike going to the rnovies,
氓龟both Iike going to the1novies,
讽℃’re both science-fiction fa11s,
Neither of us is good at art,
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Anna and steve grew upin the san1e toγvn and hung
outslvith the same crovvd in high schoo1,
They started going outtogethcr,
Anna llvent aIltjay to cOllege
黟礤莒躞嚣
却饴JlJs夕和s IOre Fera″cJIsn和s
circle Of fr主ends boyfriend
closest friend girlfriend
friend fronl co11ege high school sˇveetheart
friend from、∧/ork Iongˇdistance relattonship
(,ld schooI£riend
oldest friend
runn1ng buddy
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a1ittle/a(1ittle)bit nearby
1n a way
just
kind of/sort of
maybe
probably
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that
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who
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together
vx/ithin a fe、/`厂months
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both
both of us
cach other
ne扯her of us
Things didn’t work out,and they broke up
Steve1ost touchˇvith Anna、vhen her falllily rnoved away
from GreenvⅡle
Itturned outthat Anna、、严as stⅡl single
X/Vhen they sa、v each other,the old tnemories callle back.
sometirnes your firstlove turns out to be the best
、Ⅳhat’s a good agc to settle dovvn?
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I gucssthey don’t have anything betterto do
I gucss that‘oKin a way
It、kind of word,
1t’s irritating in a、vay,
Ithink they’re probablyjust busy,
Maybe they’rejust a htde(bit)sh)/1
They kind of/sort ofignore1ne,
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(11e can be a bit strict),though.
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could
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be ab1e to
apologize for doing solllething
ask someone forsomething
borroⅥ/something from someone
buy something for someone
lend something to someone
reⅡund someone aboutsomething
say something to someone
share sOmething with someone
talk to someone aboutsomething
thank someone forsomething
scnOOr a刀
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get a(full)scholarship
get accepted to(grad school)
get into(grad school)
graduate frolll(G011ege)
mε1jor in(historn
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How do you wish your1i如were different?
just Wish1Weren1/wasn’tso busy with work
vvish I had more ti1ne,
wisl△I、、厂ere/、ˇ严as riCh
she vvishes she didn飞live so far a、vay fron1her family。
she never gets to sce her sistcr’s bab】,`∶
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IfI had1nore ti1ne,I’d/I、vouId go kayaking.
IfI vveren’tso busy Icould go away on the vveekends。
1t Ⅳvou1d be greatifxt·e could afford a bigger pIace to live
1fthey could afford tt,they’d Fnove immediately,
If she lived closer,she′d be able to help out。
I£ I found a xlvallet,Iˇvouldn’t say anything aboutit.
`冖
σhatvvould you do ifyou broke a friend’s camera?
Would you si1npIy apologize for breaking it?
No,1wouldn’t./Yes,I would
1’d pay for the repairs.
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forget(about)
go kayaking
heIp out
pay(£or)
think(about)
vσorry(aboutl
虞硭铲酵萝嗓氆
de∏nitely
probab1y
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if
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IfI vvere you,I’d/I vvrould take the scholarship
Iˇvouldn’t worry aboutthat
YOu Cou1d go visttthe sChoo1.
YOu lllight wantto Fneet the professors.
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oh,yeah.That would be hard。
Really?Wovv!Thatlvould be aγvesome!
Thatvvou1d be neat,
Thatvˇou1d be xvonderfu1
That’d be Cool
醣罡蠡赏甜翳礤蠢霾舻摩掣橥翳笋翳蘸蕙
IfI had Fny life to live over,1’d definitely spend rnore t11ne
、^`
ith1ny faΠ
1ily
I dennitely、vou】dn’t vvatch sO1uuch T~】
I’d probabIyˇvork outrnore atthe gym,
I probably、vou1dn’t give up ice cream.
I、vou1d deⅡnitely get rnore exercise.
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de1ete fⅡes(fron△a computer)
doxA/nload(nlusic)fiICs off thc1ntcrnet
freeze up
go around(A virusis going around)
hook(a computer)up
look something up(in a lnanuaI)
pick(the telephone)up
plug(the DVD p】ayerl in
press a button
print(a rcport)out
put(the CDs)away
put(the headphones)on
put(the te1evision)dollvn
run ant1vlrus soRware
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take(the headphones)
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