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Nora's blog: ESL Podcast 574 – Shopping for Produce
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010. ESL Podcast 574 – Shopping for Produce. This is a monologue about one shopped in a supermarket. Narrator first vowed to eat healther but later when passing by the cookie aisle, the narrator curved. 1 made a beeline for: To move swiftly in a direct, straight course. 2 picked over: To sort out or examine item by item. 3 wilted: To cause to droop or lose freshness. 4 impulse buys: buy on impulse without proper reflection. 5 all in one sitting: during a short period of time.
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Nora's blog: This is Nora
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Everyone. This is Nora speaking I ‘m not a blog person and I also hate self-introduction. So I just gonna introduce a great cafe for friends to hang around. Here’s the spot! Espressamente Illy (located inside the Taipei 101 skyscraper, 35F). Generally speaking, I wouldn’t say the food and café there is excellent, but still, it’s better than Starbucks and the price is reasonable. Also, there are some special promotions from time to time. The view is BITCHIN! Spawn, Lord of Hell.
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This is Blog Bastard~綠州裡的霍華兒: The reflection of Steve Jobs' speech
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This is Blog Bastard 綠州裡的霍華兒. Monday, April 26, 2010. The reflection of Steve Jobs' speech. Monday, April 26, 2010. May 19, 2010 at 7:57 PM. Right, learn to be passionate about life is important. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The useful Dictionary and Corpus. Spawn, Lord of Hell. Why Are You Here? What's the appropriate adjective? Another Part of Me. Comments on BBC Message Boards. BBC Learning English- Message Boards. Happily Ever After Is So Once Upon A Time. Hornor the Past and Create the Future.
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Nora's blog: March 2010
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Generally describes something huge than average size (big fish). Successful or powerful (a big person). Something important (big deal, big decision). Quantity words. For example, we would say "a large amount", "a large proportion", "a large percentage of", and "a large area". Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Everyone. This is Nora speaking I ‘m not a blog person and I also hate self-introduction. So I just gonna introduce a great cafe for friends to hang around. Here’s the spot!
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Nora's blog: April 2010
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Reflection of Steve Jobs' Address. We graduates are facing another journey of our life now just like Steve Jobs faced his dropped out life that time. I hope I will carry his words and face uncertainty future and obstacles. Tuesday, April 20, 2010. ESL Podcast 574 – Shopping for Produce. This is a monologue about one shopped in a supermarket. Narrator first vowed to eat healther but later when passing by the cookie aisle, the narrator curved. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my co...
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Why Are You Here?: The Difference between Big & Large
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Why Are You Here? The Difference between Big and Large. In genreal, both of the two words are used to describe something concrete. However, they are slightly different. BIG: It can describe concretely in size and abstractly in something important. For instance, "Tonight is going to be a big night for him." which implys that the night is important to him. Also, it sometimes makes readers. Confused. " He is a big man." which not only means that he is physically big but also means he is important.
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Why Are You Here?: May 2010
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Why Are You Here? What's the appropriate adjective? 1 The question I rasied:. Jack always borrows money from his girlfriend and gets drunk, but his girlfriend. Does love him so much. After lots of communications, she gives up. However,. She still stays with Jack, the not qualified boyfriend. What adjective can i use to. Express his girlfriend's situation? 2 The answer the BBC teacher gave:. There is no single adjective that describes this situation. You may choose any that fits the situation.
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Why Are You Here?: April 2010
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Why Are You Here? The Reflection on Jobs Steve’s Talk. The Reflection on Jobs Steve’s Talk. It is a very inspiring talk for every people, not only for students who are about to graduate. “You’ve got to find what you love.” Jobs says. Working in a cram school, whenever students share worries or lives with me, I always ask them, “What is your dream? 8221; “No! ESL Podcast 538 – Finding the Perfect Gift. It is a dialogue between Fay and Pablo. However, Pablo says that it is the thought that counts. 5) to ge...
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yinvi: this is Yinvi
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Monday, March 8, 2010. Hello, everyone, this is Yinvi Huang. Some people may think that “Yinvi” is an odd name, so I would like to say something about my English name first. Originally, my name was called Eva, which was given by a teacher in the kindergarten. However, when I gave a self-introduction in Wenzao, I created Yinvi then, since I thought my original name was too normal. March 9, 2010 at 11:43 PM. Saying its my pleasure to be your classmate wont be exaggerating because you did rescue me a lot!
