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allybabyOnce two hunters went hunting in the forest. One of them suddenly fell down by accident. He showed the whites of his eyes and seemed to have ceased breathing. The other hunter soon took out his mobile phone to call the emergency center for help. The operator said calmly:"First, you should make sure that he is already dead." Then the operator heard a gunshot from the other end of the phone and next he heard the hunter asking:"What should I do next?" 两个猎人进森林里打猎，其中一个猎人不慎跌倒，两眼翻白，似已停止呼吸。另一个猎人赶紧拿出手机拨通紧急求助电话。接线员沉着地说：“第一步，要先确定你的朋友已经死亡。”于是，接线员在电话里听到一声枪响，然后听到那猎人接着问：“第二步怎办My Baby Swallowed a BulletYoung Mother: "Doctor, my baby swallowd a bullet. What shall I do ?Doctor: "Don"t point him at anybody."年轻的妈妈说：“医生，我孩子吞下一颗子弹，我该怎么办？”医生说：“不要让他指着任何人。”Osama Bin Laden, a Canadian, and President Bush were walking down the street when they saw a golden lamp. They rubbed it and a genie came out and said, "I will grant each one a wish that"s 3 together." The Canadian said, "I am a father and my son will be a farmer so I want the soil in Canada to be forever fertile." The genie said the magic words and the wish came true. Osama looked amazed so he wished for a wall around Afghanistan the genie said the magic words and again the wish came true. President Bush said "Genie, tell me more about this wall," the genie said,” It"s 50 feet thick and 500 feet tall so nothing can get in and nothing can get out." President Bush said,” Wow! That"s a big bridge...Fill it with water!!! 拉登,一加拿大人还有布什总统走在大街上看到一盏金色的灯.他们擦了擦灯出现了一个精灵.精灵说:"我要满足你们每人一个愿望总共三个."加拿大人说:"我是个父亲我儿子将成为农夫,因此我想让加拿大的土地永远肥沃."精灵说了咒语愿望实现了.拉登看了很惊奇,他希望有座城墙围绕阿富汗.精灵又说了咒语愿望又实现了.布什总统问:"精灵请告诉我关于这座墙的事情."精灵回答:"墙厚50英尺,高500英尺,因而里面的任何东西出不来外面的任何东西进不去."布什总统说:"哇!那是座大桥耶...注满水!!!"

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.Mr Nihilism gave it a7:Not bad.Wally S. gave it a9:A true family film, technically masterfull, brilliantly directed, and Depp once more prooves himself an excellent actor. The art direction, fantastic. The score, superb...and the fun never stops.CA ENT gave it a5:It was a decent movie, but if your like me, and have watched the original, this comes nowhere even close. The oompa loompas were horrible, Johnny Depp, didnt do a bad job, but his character (willy wonka) was annoying, silly, and sometimes boring. The one cool thing about this movie, was that we got to see into Wonka"s past and how he became a chocolate maker. The young kid, playing Charlie, did an excellent job, but overall, this movie was a huge letdown. Alot of the humor fell short, and Gene Wilder is a much better fit for Willy Wonka, both as an actor and in the script. This was definately a remake of sorts, mainly aimed towards the younger audience. I was hoping it was like the original, but with Tim Burton"s amazing talent. But it wasnt.DV8 gave it a3:Oh my god... I hate Tim Burton"s visions of, well, just about everything. I realize that this movie stays closer to the book than Willy Wonka does, but all the symbolism, all the mystery about Willy Wonka are completely obviated, and the movie withers as it becomes sentimental and preachy.Marcela D. gave it a9:Was a good movie. The actors were well chosen. It certainly got me laughing. I think it was better and funnier than the old one.Tom H gave it a7:First off I did not like the first one all that much. second this movie would have gotton a much better score from everybody if it had tried to be less child like and just stick to the adult references.Filmgirl gave it a3:What a disappointment! What"s with those stupid Oompaloompas???? What"s with Johnny Depp? He is one creepy dude.... Miss this one, trust me!Spiro A. gave it a2:If you love Tim Burton flicks and haven"t read the book or seen the Wilder movie, you will probably like or even love this movie. If you"ve read the Dahl book, seen the original movie with Wilder, and or dislike Burton flicks (as I do), you will probably be disappointed or outright disgusted. Burton"s perverse rendition is a disjointed freak show that relies on quirkiness and cinematography over character development and plot. The movie does nothing to distinguish itself and pales in comparison to the original. It also assininely changes important storylines from the book and the Wilder flick to it"s detriment. The movie left me thinking, "Hmmmm... some of the lines were funny, the sets were neat, and some of the acting was okay, but overall this really sucks". I gave a 2 rating only because of the quirkiness and cinematography (both Burton staples). If you dislike Burton, love Wilder, and/or Dahl, this movie will piss you off and leave you puzzled and empty. Otherwise, rent it and it may amuse you.Captan S. gave it a4:One of the least inspiring movies of the last few years. Uncolorful, not charming and definitely not funny. Johnny Depp has to be one of the worst picks for this character, but honestly, why mess with "Willy Wonka" to begin with? Gene Wilder was amazing in the roll, charming and funny, but this ain"t "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory", mores the pity! Lifeless, uninspiring and bland! I give this one a 4 for the effects, but there"s not much else to be excited about. Do yourselves a favor, go buy the original and let this one die a slow death. This review"ll save 2 hrs. of your life that you will never get back!Tim D. gave it an8:I went to se this with low expectations, having heard and read very mixed reviews by critics and friends, and wound up laughing all the way through. It"s not a remake of the earlier film -- it"s an different take, equally valid. Johnny Depp does great work and the film"s sense of humor is sly and goofy. Is it perfect? No. But it"s plenty good enough,and it left me smiling.mr. PIE gave it a10:This moovie was pretty damn awesome. george a. gave it a5:Johnny depp amazing as always however i think that he"s version of willy wonka is ott. My favourite scene in the old film is where he pretends to fall over and does a forward roll which isen"t in the film instead it"s replaced by a very tacky song that lets u know wat the rest of the film is going to be like. A dissapointing film and should only be seen by those who haven"t read the book or seen the original film.Kumar R. gave it a9:Tim Burton has done a great job in adapting Roald Dahl"s classic BOOK. "Wily Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" is not a concern here. This is not a remake of the movie. It"s an adaptation of the book. Johnny Depp and Freddie Highmore play a wonderful Wily Wonka and Charlie respectively. A must see for all.Dan H. gave it a5:Enchanting until the singing starts....Depp brilliant again.Eric S. gave it a3:Not a very good rendetion. too off base from the orginal. too Tim burtonEY for this show.Blake T. gave it a2:If you have always wanted to see Jack Sparrow try to do Willy Wonka, this is the movie for you. Otherwise, you"d be better off spending you money at the dentist.lala poloza gave it a10:Pros: Stunnningly original, great acting done by Depp, dark humor. Cons: Some things from the original were taken out. Overview: One of the best most orignila comedies in years. Gets us thinking, where would the world be without Tim Burton.Mike G. gave it a9:With a lot of pressure to live up to, Burton"s version of "Charlie" stakes out its own ground and soars on its own merits. This isn"t the hippy-trippy early 70s colorful world of Willy Wonka, but instead a postmodern dark version of the tale, and probably far closer to what Dahl initially intended. The film works, entertaining as well as leaving you a little unsettled.Rev. Gomez gave it a7:Not a great movie, but not horrible. It was entertaining enough. I just need to post in response to the resident genius "Pooch". Okay, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory probably should have been left pristine. The idea here was to make it more similar to the book. And, this is for you Pooch, the book was titled Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Get a clue!Scott J gave it a9:Hey geniuses, the ones bashing the film as a "remake of a classic," or as one person put it, gave it a "new name" and "tried to make it a little darker," here"s a newsflash: this was originally a BOOK. The name isn"t new, it"s the original title of the book, the "classic" Diz-nee film changed the title, and actually made Dahl"s story sappy and LESS dark. Burton"s film isn"t perfect, but he comes close to getting it right while the Diz-nee film got most of it wrong. The new music ain"t great, but it"s a lot better than the syrupy show-tunes wedged into the Diz-nee film.Trent S. gave it a4:Could have done without the musical numbers.Tonya T. gave it a10:I loved this movie! Tim Burton is my favorite director and this was wonderfully creepy and fun!Shane J. gave it a3:It just didn"t have the same fun factor as the first one. Also, Depp seemed like he was just trying way to hard to be wierd. The movie was just not as good as the orginal.[Anonymous] gave it a9:Depp and Burton have done it again. This is a magical tale that will live on forever. Pure magic.Pooch gave it a2:This movie was possibly the worst idea to come out of Tim Burtons hatfull of worst ideas. Remaking the classic movie, WIlly Wonka and the Chocolate Facotry, and giving it a new name, trying to knock it off as being different, what a horrible idea. They tried to make it a little darker by including Wonka"s childhood, but that ended up sucking a big one. It was a bad idea to make this movie. Period. The classic movie has now been ruined for me, since I have seen these new cheap knock-offs for Oompa Loompas. The Oompa Loompas used to be my favorite part, and now I just want to slice my wrists open everytime I hear their name mentioned. The music sucked too.Katherine B gave it a2:This movie is still horrendous. I would call it "scum," but I"m too nice of a person. In my earlier review, I pointed out positive aspects of the movie. Well, really, I pointed out aspects of the movie that weren"t as devastatingly horrible as Depp"s performance. The Oompa Loompas are bad, the writing is bad, the acting is bad, and the aesthetic elements are only enough to entertain those who aren"t yet old enough to understand that movies aren"t all about pretty pictures and sing alongs. The only reason I give it a 2 now is to appease Nick R. And I do **think about [my] score**.Bman gave it a3:Depp aint no Gene Wilder. What a pile of tripe.Crystal S. gave it a10:I loved this movie. Tim Burton is the best no matter whta people think. The movie was NOT a remake or a sequel..It was what tim thought it should be so he expressed it how he saw it, U go tim burton. Work ur magic!!!Malcom M. gave it a4:Not as good as they say. Quite dissapointing really, coming from Burton, and Depp"s character lacks, well, "Depth". What can I say? Most might find it sweet, yes, to some extend. Colorful, oh yes, that comes with the territory. But in all this kiddy delight and muse, the approach Tim took felt more creepy and pretty disturbing, more than anything. I mean, c"mon, no matter how bad and spoilt or rotten a kid"s attitude, he or she shouldn"t be punished to the extend that Mr Burton deemed justifiable to teach these kids a lesson. Coz, as it turns out, the lesson was extreme and for life! And heck, the kid"s were still rotten, and worst off. Maybe he"s right, i dunno, but it was more a nightmare than a sweet chocolate to me. And please, the oompa loompas or whatever heck those midgets were, they"re so freakingly irritating what with their crazy dance routines and forgettable songs! Man, bring me back Planet of The Apes, Tim! At least that was more watchable than this bash of brownish nonsense. Or better still, let us just go watch the original Charlie with Gene Wilder, now that was a classic.Luke L gave it a6:"What do you get with a bad Oopma-Loopa....a lot of bad singing, Oopma Loompa dipity doo Burton"s new Oompa-Loompa is just a fool." A 10+ movie if Burton would have stuck to the old Oopma-Loopma theme.alice w. gave it a9:Delightfully creepy.marshall m. gave it a10:It"s great entertainment! for younger kids and adults. go see it!jenny h. gave it a10:This was the best movie of many i sawe this summer...IT ROX MY SOX. I just love those oopa loompas. I coould listen to that Agustus Gloop song over and over again!!!Linea K. gave it a10:It was soooooooo funny! Depp adds a whole new twist to the story.Fabio C. gave it a10:Wonderful movie. Great acting (Depp plays an intriguing Wonka, Highmore is a truly expressive Charlie), stunning visuals, usual great music by Elfman, great humour, the Oompa-Loompas... Highly recommended.Sebastien gave it a5:I first didn"t want to see that movie cos" of the story (It come from a book for kids I read it when i was young), but I saw Tim Burton"s name written with it so i decided to go with friends anyway... The result is that you may clearly recognize a Tim Burton"s movie by the landscape features and the ambient but Tim Burton seems to have been really restrained to the story without making it getting really "burtonian". Even Johnny Depp hardly get to make it a good movie... Entertaining yes but not that good.Greg L. gave it a9:Nothing against Gene Wilder, but this is light years ahead of the treacly original in terms of visuals, overall acting, and sticking to the original intent of Roald Dahl"s book. It"s also worth noting that this version is officially sanctioned by the Dahl family. And why do some critics bash Depp"s portrayal? Perhaps they were expecting the second coming of Gene Wilder... I think he did a great job.Austin G. gave it a10:I really loved this movie. In the original Charlie and the Chocolate factory, the producers captured all of Roald Dahl"s goofiness but did not reallly have a point or a plot. To be frank, the book was one of my least favorites of Dahl"s for these exact reasons. However, in this new movie, Tim Burton gave life to a formerly dull and uninspiring movie. Also, he did something that I have onlly ever seen before in I, Robot. I liked this movie in spite of all its flaws because the director, instead of following the lead of countless other book-inspired producers, took the general spirit of the book, and then built the sory around this, leaving much of the original story behind. Though Burton stuck more to the original plot, he changed it just enough to make it better. This truly is a masterpiece of a movie.Lucy-Ann Smith gave it a10:Very entertaining and full of comedy. The energy and special effects are amazing.Harvey C. gave it a7:Has much of the fun-house entertaining quality of "Beetlejuice". Depp"s edgy, ambiguous, emotionally alienated character is well done, and the awful children are very well played. Is it for children or adults? The reviewers" manifold disagreements are amusing. Certainly it won"t be played over and over on the VCR, as the Wilder version is. But it"s more dramatically satisfying.Donaa B. gave it a1:This movie was disgusting!!! A shameful attempt of a remake! This movie has nothing catchy about and no interesting songs. The old movie is a million times better. This movie was just plain stupid. Don"t waste your money.

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Ways to improve English Living in a global society ,it is really important to communicate in a certain language with people all over the world . And spoken English has become one of the most important part of learning English. Simply , the most important is : Read .It can be devided into 2 parts : -- Imitate. Imitate the pronunciation and tune following the tape , radio , CD or some other medias . Someone said, imitating is the first step of learning a language . We imtate the ways of speaking by Natives, and we may become more and more interested in the language . If you really don"t like to do that designedly because it is bored. We can imitate while we watch English movies in textual language , while enjoy the fun of the movie, we can also imitate to speak some kinds of text we like . -- Read as much as we can . After imitation, our pronunciation and tune are well learned , and at this time, the only thing we need to do is , practice . That is mean , read as much as we can . With extended read, we will get a feel of a English, that will help us speaking English without thinking much , but a kind of "bolting out". The 2008 Olympic Games will be held soon . Let"s try our best to practise more and more to make our spoken English better and better.┏ (^ω^)=☞

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It tells of a girl called Dorothea who marries Edward Casaubon. Other novels include: Adam Bede, The Mill on the Floss, Silas Marner. The Brontë Sisters ( Currer, Ellis and Action Bell )This time, the authoress are not just one but three sisters. Again, they wrote under pen-names,  as Currer Bell, Ellis Bell and Action Bell ( Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë ). Their best works are… Charlotte Brontë(1816－1855)：《 Jane Eyre 》 Emily Brontë(1818－1848）：《 Wuthering Heights 》 Anne Brontë(1820年－1849)：《 The Tenant of Wildfell Hall 》 Dickens(1812—1870） Charles Dickens is a Victorian author who lived in London. He lived a life of comfort before his father was arrested for being in such debt. He then stopped school and had to do work in ink factory ( where he wrote on the labels as he had been educated ). In 1833, he wrote  The Pickwick Papers   and it was his first big success. 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He first started writing after World War I and later wrote  The Screwtape Letters ,  The Chronicles of Narnia   and  The Space Trilogy  as well as a few religious book such as   Mere Christianity, Miracles   and  The Problem of Pain . Sir Arthur Conan Doyle(1859 – 1930) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle also was a British writer and doctor who wrote in his spare time. He is most famous for his book,  Sherlock Holmes which was a worldwide sensation. He wrote a book about the Mary Celeste ( named Marie Celeste), focused on the story of the famous ghost ship. He was friends with the famous American escapist, Harry Houdini. He died on 7th July, 1930 of a heart attack. His works include:  The Sherlock Holmes, The Lost World, The Hound of the Baskervilles (among the more famous ones).J.K Rowling(1965-) J.K Rowling is the much-loved author of the Harry Potter  series and crime-fiction author under the name of Robert Galbraith. She has lived a "rags to riches" life from living on benefits to being named the first billionaire author by Forbes  magazine. She was born in Yate in Gloucestershire and later went to Portugal to teach English as a foreign language. On a delayed train-trip in 1990, she first thought of the Harry Potter series as she says " that it just zoomed into my mind like a train". When she got to London, many of the characters had formed shape. In 1997, the first Harry Potter book ( Philosopher"s Stone )  came out  many sequels later followed ( Chamber of secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban, Goblet of fire, Order of the Phoenix, The half-blood prince, The Deathly Hallows and The cursed child ).  Her Books written under the pen name include the crime fiction series  Cormoran Strike   series ( The Cuckoo"s calling, The Silkworm, Career of Evil  and  Lethal White )  as well as an separate novel:  Troubled Blood , due to come out in 2020 ( but launch was delayed by the Coronavirus pandemic).简介： 简·奥斯汀（Jane Austen，1775年12月16日－1817年7月18日）英国小说家，她的主要作品诠释评论了18世纪末英国地主乡绅的生活。她出版的第二部小说《傲慢与偏见》是她在世时评价最高的作品。她小说中的情节常常反映了女性为追求社会地位和经济保障而把婚姻作为依靠。她的作品批评十八世纪下半叶的感性的小说，而且她的小说是十九世纪向现实主义转换的一部分。她的主要作品：《理智与情感》： Sense and Sensibility，《傲慢与偏见》：Pride and Prejudice，《曼斯菲尔德庄园》：Mansfield Park，《爱玛》：Emma，《诺桑修道院》： Northanger Abbey，《劝导》： Persuasion。 《理智与情感》讲述埃莉诺和玛丽安两姐妹生在一个英国乡绅家庭，姐姐善于用理智来控制情感，妹妹的情感却毫无节制，因此面对爱情时，她们作出了不同的反应。以这两位女主角曲折复杂的婚事风波为主线，通过“理智与情感”的幽默对比，提出了道德与行为的规范问题。该作是简·奥斯汀的第一部小说，但写作技巧已经相当熟练。故事中的每一个情节，经作者的巧妙构思，表面的因果关系与隐藏在幕后的本质缘故均自然合理。 《傲慢与偏见》主要讲述了乡绅之女伊丽莎白·贝内特和富有的达西先生的爱情故事，反映了19世纪英国乡绅阶层的礼节、成长、教育、道德、婚姻的情态。小说描写了小乡绅班纳特五个待字闺中的千金，主角是二女儿伊丽莎白。她在舞会上认识了达西，但是耳闻他为人傲慢，一直对他心生排斥，经历一番周折，伊丽莎白解除了对达西的偏见，达西也放下傲慢，有情人终成眷属。 玛丽·安（Mary Anne，1819年11月22日－1880年12月22日），笔名乔治·艾略特（George Eliot），是一位英国小说家。她的作品包括《佛罗斯河畔上的磨坊》（1860年）和《米德尔马契》（1871年－1872年）等。 勃朗特三姐妹 The three Brontë sisters：Charlotte, Emily and Anne，她们的笔名分别是：Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell。 《简·爱》，Jane Eyre，19世纪英国文学名著，作者是英国女作家夏洛蒂·勃朗特，1847年10月16日 以“柯勒·贝尔”这个男性化的笔名初次在伦敦出版。作品讲述一位从小变成孤儿的英国女子在各种磨难中不断追求自由与尊严，坚持自我，最终获得幸福的故事。小说引人入胜地展示了男女主人公曲折起伏的爱情经历，歌颂了摆脱一切旧习俗和偏见，成功塑造了一个敢于反抗，敢于争取自由和平等地位的妇女形象。 《呼啸山庄》，Wuthering Heights，英语文学经典名著，英国文学家艾米莉·勃朗特生前唯一的一部小说，1847年以“艾利斯·贝尔”这个男性化的笔名初次在伦敦出版。第二年艾米莉·勃朗特过世，年仅30岁。小说描写吉卜赛弃儿希斯克利夫被山庄老主人收养后，因受辱和恋爱不遂，外出致富。回来后，对与其女友凯瑟琳结婚的地主林顿及其子女进行报复的故事。全篇充满强烈的反压迫、争幸福的斗争精神，又始终笼罩着离奇、紧张的浪漫气氛。此作品多次被改编成电影作品。 查尔斯·狄更斯（Charles Dickens，1812年2月7日－1870年6月9日），英国19世纪中期（维多利亚时代）文学家，作品以个人生活传记体见长，受到同时期及后世全球评论家、学者和读者的广泛赞誉与认可。作品包括：《雾都孤儿》：Oliver Twist，《圣诞颂歌》：A Christmas Carol等。 路易斯·卡罗 (Lewis Carroll)：英国作家、数学家、逻辑学家、摄影家，以儿童文学作品《爱丽丝梦游仙境》与其续集《爱丽丝镜中奇遇》而闻名于世。 托尔金（Tolkien）：英国作家、诗人、语言学家及大学教授，以创作经典古典奇幻作品《霍比特人》、《魔戒》与《精灵宝钻》而闻名于世。 柯南·道尔爵士 (Conan Doyle)：英国作家、医生。因塑造了成功的侦探人物──福尔摩斯，而成为侦探小说作家。除此之外他还曾写过多部其他类型的小说，如科幻、历史小说、爱情小说、戏剧、诗歌等。如：夏洛克·福尔摩斯 (Sherlock Holmes)等。 乔安娜·罗琳，笔名J·K·罗琳 (J. K. Rowling)，英国小说家、电影编剧及制片人，代表作为《哈利波特》系列作品。她的《哈利波特》畅销全球，热卖超过4亿本，成为史上最畅销的书籍之一；其同名改编电影也成为电影史上票房收入最高的电影之一。 

1 run是被动式2连接二词为形容词

时间有限，只翻译第一句吧：“动词有主动语态（执行委员会批准了这个新政策）和被动语态（这个新政策被执行委员会批准了）。”

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专业的英语

狗-dog猫-cat奶牛-cow蜥蜴-lizard鹦鹉-parrot

The English song is singed by her.

意思是他们想把英语教师当作在中国的个人奴隶的代号。重点词汇和词组：treat as 当做; 看成; 把...看作...; 当; [例句]Following is a list of warnings that you might want to treat as errors.下面列出了可能要视为错误的警告。slave n. 奴隶; …。的奴隶，耽迷于…的人; 奴隶般受控的人，苦工; [机] 从动装置; vi. 奴隶般地工作，做苦工; 买卖奴隶，运输奴隶; [例句]The state of Liberia was formed a century and a half ago by freed slaves from the United States.150年前，从美国获得了自由归来的奴隶建立了利比里亚。personal adj. 个人的，私人的; 身体的; 亲自的; 人身攻击的; n. （报刊上的） 人事栏，分类人事广告版; 人称代名词; 关于个人的简讯; [例句]He learned this lesson the hard way — from his own personal experience.吃一堑长一智，他这个教训来之不易——是从他自己的亲身经历中得来的。

　　written English和Writting English的区别主要是：written English意思是： 用英文写的，是书面语 也就说这个英语是应用与写作的；而writting English意思是：写英语，表示书写英语这个动作。例如：　　1. Their knowledge of written English is certainly better.　　他们的书面英语显然更好。　　2. Above CET 6, fluent English spolen, reading, writting.　　英语六级以上, 具有流利的听、说 、 读 、 写、能力。

前者比后者更常用。

to在这里面做介词，表示bridge与muchknowledge从翻译上来看，翻译为“通向”的意思

A bridge is usually built to connect the banks of a river so that people can cross the river with the help of the bridge.Due to the different languages of different nations,the human being needs a bridge to communicate with each other and English has been regarded as the bridge,only because English is the simplest language in grammar and it can be easily learned by different people all over the world. Meanwhile,the most important thing is that English has been spreaded in different places of the world with the British expanding in the early ages. Therefore,English has become one of the main subjects in schools so that young people can speak English in their childhood.And it lays a positive fundation for English language to become a universal language,and then to become the bridge of communication.

When will we go to the cinema? Is this an action movie ? What kind of film does his uncle like? 保证对。

1,weak ；【是首字母填空? 2,D； B可译为仔细考虑,C译为考虑.,D可译为认为,预料,为.着想,此处即是指Li Fang总是为他人着想. 3,living；此处要用形容词,living指活的； 4,ability；此处要用名词,able的名词即ability,能力.

你好！.，那你要看后面跟的是什么词喽..应该都可以吧bestressedoutinEnglishbestressedoutdoingsth还有加从句一般也可以用underthepressureof如果对你有帮助，望采纳。

第一句musicians后应该加上don"t才对,不然讲不通 翻译如下: 许多的训练都与技巧方法有关,因为音乐家不用象运动员或者芭蕾舞演员那样必须拥有很高的肌肉娴熟度,所以他们不得不用狂热地,忘我地 威慑力来控制这些乐器所发出的声音.

Yeah get up and move your feetSo close that you can taste itFeel the punch of your heartbeatIt"s time toget this doneYou know just what you"reriskingWon"t stop" til this battle"s wonWho are youWhen blasts of thundercrash and rageLike you"ve never seenYou"ll find my glory is downHead onlikeyoudoCause no one else is like youFrom the darkest night you know thatSoon hope will shine throughCause no one else is likeyouDanger rears it"s headBut in the endYour heart was meant to ring trueWhat lies ahead is grimIt"s tough but you can take itGrit your teethAndyou"ll push throughYeah no one else is like youThere isnothing you can"t doCause no one else is like youYeah sometimes you"ll find it"s hardLonely to be a heroLift your head and don"t look backIf they blame it all on youStand up and be their heroTrust in what you know is trueWho are youWhen blasts of thunder carsh and rageLike you"ve never seenYou"ll find my glory is downHead on like you doCause no one else islike youFrom the darkest night you knowthatSoon hope will shine throughCause no one else is like youDanger rears it"s head but inthe endYour heart was meantto ring trueWhat lies ahead is grimIt"s tough but you can take itGrit your teeth andyou"ll push throughYeah no one else is like youThere is nothing you can"t doCause no one else is like youThere"s nothing you can"t doThere"s no one else like youWho are youWhen blasts of thunder crash and rageLike you"ve never seenYou"ll find my glory is downHead on like you doCause no one else is likeyouFrom the darkest night you know thatSoon hope will shine throughCause no one else is likeyouDanger rears it"s head but in the endYour heart was meant to ring trueWhat lies ahead is grimIt"s tough but you can take itGrit your teeth andyou"ll push throughYeah no one else is like youThere isnothing you can"t doCause no one else is like you

east 东方的、eagerness 热心、eagle 鹰、ear 耳朵，听力、early 早等。词汇解析一、east　英 [iːst] 　  美 [iːst] 　 　adj. 东方的adv. 向东方n. 东方；东部1、east的基本意思是“东，东方”，指与西方相对的一个特定的方向，即日出的方向。2、east可与介词at， in， on， to等搭配，表示“位于…的东方”。3、east用作主语时一般用作专有名词，首字母常大写。4、east用作形容词时的意思是“东方的，向东方的”，指某人或某事处于在东部或趋向于东方的状态。5、east在句中只能用作定语,无比较级和最高级形式。二、eagle英 ["iːg(ə)l]  美 ["igl] n. 鹰；鹰状标饰例：She looked down at her Viennese fan of eagle feathers. 她的头低着，眼睛看着手中的威尼斯鹰羽扇。三、eagerness英 ["iːgənəs]  n. 渴望；热心例：Her eagerness moved all the people. 她的热心感动了所有的人。四、ear英 [ɪə]  美 [ɪr] n. 耳朵；穗；听觉；倾听vi. （美俚）听见；抽穗例：He whispered something in her ear.他在她耳边低声说了些什么。五、early英 ["ɜːlɪ]  美 ["ɝli] adj. 早期的；早熟的adv. 提早；在初期例：I decided that I was going to take early retirement.我决定了我将提早退休。

the cry of sheep

英语演讲比赛

可以，be+doing

都没有复数形式

令人印象深刻的英语课。impressive英 [ɪm"presɪv] 　 　 美 [ɪm"presɪv] 　 　adj. 给人深刻印象的。The system uses an impressive graphical interface. 这一系统采用了特别好的图形界面。近义词：effective英 [ɪ"fektɪv] 　 　 美 [ɪ"fektɪv] 　 　adj. 有效的；生效的；实际的。Advertising is often the most effective method of promotion.做广告往往是最有效的推销方法。

[题名]：festival[音标]：["festəvəl][词性]：[adj.n.adj.][解释]：饮宴; 喜庆的; 热闹; 庆祝及祭祀; 联欢的; 快乐的; 节; 节期; 节庆; 节日; 节日的; 欢宴; 表演会期; 节日; 喜庆日; 音乐节; 戏剧节; 喜庆; 欢宴; 欢乐; 快乐的English festival可以理解为英语节、英语表演会、英语联欢等等