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our first lesson begins at seven fifty-five意思是：我们的第一课在七十五点开始

没关系。但你该吸取教训了。

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A lesson in caring　　It was a cold evening and my daughter and I were walking up Broadway. I didn"t notice a guy sitting inside a cardboard box. But Nora did. She wasn"t even four, but she pulled at my coat and said, “That man"s cold, Daddy. Can we take him home?”　　I don"t remember my reply. But I do remember a sudden heavy feeling inside me. I had always been delighted at how much my daughter noticed in her world, whether it was birds on flight or children playing. But now she was noticing suffering and beggary.　　A few days later, I saw an article in the newspaper about volunteers who picked up a food package from a nearby school on a Sunday morning and delivered it to an elderly person. It was quick and easy. I signed us up. Nora was excited about it. She could understand the importance of food, so she could easily see how valuable our job was. When Sunday came, she was ready, but I had to push myself to leave the house. On the way to the school, I fought an urge to turn back . The Sunday paper and coffee were waiting at home. Why do this? Still, we phoned the elderly person we"d been appointed. She invited us right over.　　The building was in a sad state. Facing us was a silver-haired woman in an old dress. She took the package and asked us to come in. Nora ran inside. I unwillingly followed. Once inside, I saw the apartment belonged to someone poor. Our hostess showed us some photos. Nora played and when it came time to say good-bye, we three hugged. I walked home in tears.　　Professionals call such a visit a “volunteer opportunity.” They are opportunities, I"ve come to see. Where else but as volunteers do you have the opportunity to do something enjoyable that"s good for others as well as for yourself? Nora and I regularly serve meals to needy people and 　 collect clothes for the homeless. Yet, as I"ve watched her grow over these past four years, I still wonder—which of us has benefited more?

A lesson in caring　　It was a cold evening and my daughter and I were walking up Broadway. I didn"t notice a guy sitting inside a cardboard box. But Nora did. She wasn"t even four, but she pulled at my coat and said, “That man"s cold, Daddy. Can we take him home?”　　I don"t remember my reply. But I do remember a sudden heavy feeling inside me. I had always been delighted at how much my daughter noticed in her world, whether it was birds on flight or children playing. But now she was noticing suffering and beggary.　　A few days later, I saw an article in the newspaper about volunteers who picked up a food package from a nearby school on a Sunday morning and delivered it to an elderly person. It was quick and easy. I signed us up. Nora was excited about it. She could understand the importance of food, so she could easily see how valuable our job was. When Sunday came, she was ready, but I had to push myself to leave the house. On the way to the school, I fought an urge to turn back . The Sunday paper and coffee were waiting at home. Why do this? Still, we phoned the elderly person we"d been appointed. She invited us right over.　　The building was in a sad state. Facing us was a silver-haired woman in an old dress. She took the package and asked us to come in. Nora ran inside. I unwillingly followed. Once inside, I saw the apartment belonged to someone poor. Our hostess showed us some photos. Nora played and when it came time to say good-bye, we three hugged. I walked home in tears.　　Professionals call such a visit a “volunteer opportunity.” They are opportunities, I"ve come to see. Where else but as volunteers do you have the opportunity to do something enjoyable that"s good for others as well as for yourself? Nora and I regularly serve meals to needy people and 　 collect clothes for the homeless. Yet, as I"ve watched her grow over these past four years, I still wonder—which of us has benefited more?

drills were driven out of his mind by somethingdrills were driven out of his mind by somethingdrills were driven out of his mind by something

Finish有名词和动词 1. 表示具体意义的课或上课时间,可用两者,此时为可数名词.如： Each maths class [lesson] lasts 40 minutes. 每节数学课上 40 分钟. We have four classes [lessons] every morning. 我们每天上午上 4 节课. 2. 表示抽象意义的“课”或“上课”,要用 class,此时为不可数名词,且其前不用冠词.如： Class is at eight. 8 点开始上课. It"s time for class. 是上课的时候了. 比较：in class 在上课；in the class 在这个班 3. 下列情况通常只用 class： (1) 表示“班”、“班级”等.如： He is in Class Five, Senior Three. 他在高三(5)班. (2) 表示在同一个班级学习同一科目的“学生”.此时用作集体名词,若用作主语,动词可以是单数(视为整体),也可用复数(考虑其个体成员).如： The class are taking notes. 全班学生都在做笔记. The teacher reads a word, the class says it in concert. 老师念一个词,全班学生齐声跟读. 4. 下列情况通常只用 lesson： (1) 表示课本中的“(一)课”.如： Lesson Five is very interesting. 第五课很有趣. (2) 表示“功课”、“课程”等.如： We do our lessons in the evening. 我们晚上做功课. We study English, Chinese, maths and other lessons. 我们学习英语、汉语、数学和其他课程.

finish即可以是名词，也可以是动词lesson和 class差不多，只是class可以当做一个群体名词用

你好！这句英语中finish可以用is done来代替的哦！都表示完成的意思！

因为act是动词,acting是形容词....在这里,我们需要形容词...

an ..........

你理解错了，这里的acting不是动词的ing形式。acting有名词含义，意思是“戏剧，表演”。这里的actinglesson是“表演课”的意思。所以这里是：take，动词，动词后面跟名词，没有任何问题。

因为act是动词,动词不能修饰名词,但是动名词可以修饰名词,比如：swimmingpool,skatingchampion.

表演课呀~

因为act是动词,动词不能修饰名词,但是动名词可以修饰名词,比如：swimming pool,skating champion.

因为act是动词,动词不能修饰名词,但是动名词可以修饰名词,比如：swimming pool,skating champion.

因为act是动词,动词不能修饰名词,但是动名词可以修饰名词,比如：swimming pool,skating champion.

表演课~~~

因为take 是动词，所以后面要用动名词acting

while n. 一段时间 a while： a period of time, esp. a short one. a short / little while： 一小会儿，一小段儿时间 once in a while：偶尔 regret far adv. 非常，… 得多 far + adj. / adv. 比较级形式 far more intelligent：聪明得多 far stronger by far：最，无疑 *Tony is by far the strongest boy in our class. * rush act v. 行动；表现 act on sb."s advice / suggestion 照某人的意见去做 Rachel acted on her friends" advice. She cut all her credit cards into pieces. act the part of …：扮演 … 的角色 n. action Action! 开拍! straight adv. 径直 She was looking straight at me. straight = heterosexual：异性恋的 gay：同性恋的 fright n. 害怕 give sb. a fright：吓某人一跳 frighten：v. 使害怕 battered adj. 撞坏的 batter：v. to keep hitting sth. hard The waves battered against the shore. batter：n. 面糊 battery：电池 shortly adv. 很快，不久 soon shortly afterwards：不久以后 used to do sth.：过去常常做某事（与现在形成对比） get / be used to doing sth.：习惯于做某事 meter：计价器 a short while ago = a short time ago a short time later far：adv. 放于比较级前面，表示程度 时间状语从句 - when he was driving along …（过去进行时）+ he saw … (一般过去时) saw see - 感官动词 see sb. do sth. / see sb. doing sth. one of … was：… 之一 是…，谓语动词用单数 such是形容词，so是副词 such + n. + that such + adj. n. + that： They are such interesting books that I want to buy all of them. so + adj. / adv. + that：表结果 such a / an + adj. n. (单数可数n.) + that： Tom is such an honest worker that we all believe him. so + adj. + a / an + n. (单数可数n.) + that： Tom is so honest a worker that we all believe him. as - 表时间，“当 … 的时候” as conj. 正如，依照 Surveys haveindicated that many patients do not take drugs as directed. try to do sth.：尽力做某事 get away：脱身，逃离 I don"t really believe you can get away with it. 侥幸逃脱 get over:克服 get across：使了解，讲清楚 get off:下车 the back of …：... 后面，尾部 the battered car：被撞坏的车 … easy to recognize …： 不定式放在形容词后，主动形式，被动意义 shortly afterwards：没过多久 *She died in an accident shortly afterwards. * stop the car：拦住了车 stop thief! 捉贼！ This is what I mean. Do you understand me? Years ago, he used to smoke but he does not smoke anymore. The new Town Hall was completed last week. I have not seen him since 1995. She dropped her handkerchief（手帕） as she was crossing the road. The politician tried to make a speech in the park but no one listened to him. The audience shouted and threw things, so the speaker got into his car and drove away. When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. *It was sensible precaution to take. * take precaution 采取措施，不定式放在形容词后面

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状态不同（以下绝对原创标准）Frying是特指动作，意思是炸土豆的动作，fried特指状态，指炸好的土豆e.g.1.A：WhatisMikedoing?B:He"sfryingpotatoesinthekitchen.Mike干吗呢

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。

用法不一样，比如subject用来询问你喜欢什么课

Subject和lesson的词义不同、用法不同、语境不同。一、subject  n：主题，题目；学科；主语，主词。a：受他人支配的；服从的；附属的。二、lesson  n：课；功课；教训；pl：课程；教导。vt：教导；斥责；教训；一般只有几节课。三、词性不同。1、subject：可作名词、动词和形容词，意思有主题、问题、科目、绘画、可能受…影响的、取决于、使顺从；例句：I have nothing more to say on the subject。关于这个问题，我再没有要说的了。2、lesson：只作名词，意思有一节课、教学单元、经验，复数为lessons。例句：All new students are given lessons in/on how to use the library。所有新生都要上如何利用图书馆的课。

新东方英语900句 Lesson 7: Appearance ,Core Sentences,1. What does Sandy look like? 2. She has big blue eyes and brown hair. 3. What is Phillipes? 4. He is a big guy. 5. Voll is tall and quite lank. From her appearane, I would she is Asian. 6. She takes after her mother. 7. Voll looks exactly like his father. He has his father"s blue eyes and his mother"s round face. 8. Tracy is a typical with her high cheek bones. 9. Ray is popular with parents because he is very polite. 10. Tom is quiet man, but his wife is extremy talk to him. 11. My brother has good personality. 12. Trim always wears a brown overcoat these days. 13. The short and gentelman over there is a new director.,Dialog Exerciese,Number one My idea hu *** and A. I dreamed my idea hu *** and again last night. It"s so exciting. B. What does your idea hu *** and look like? Jane. A. He is a typical Asian with black hair, yellow skin and dark eyes. B. What sort of does he? A. He is lanky. B. And how is his personality? A. Right, he is quite polite. So much shine, glasses and a suit. B. Don"t you think you are describing our boss, Jane. No wonder you are so late these days.,Number Two Talking about a girl A. See the girl in the blue over there, I keep catch her at school. She is really sharp. B. Which one? They are all in the blue uniforms. A. The one wearing a polling tail. From her appearance, I would guss she is from China. B. Right, she has yellow skin and black hair. A. And she is always *** iling, so I guess she has a good personality. B. Come on, Daniel, are you falling in love with her? A. Get out here, I just think she looks a lot like my grandma, you know when she was young.

新英语900句之生活篇 Lesson31:SHAME羞耻 ,451. You should be ashamedu of yourself. 你该为自己感到羞耻。 452. His behavior was shamefulv. 他的行为可耻。 453. He has disgracedw his entire family. 他让全家蒙羞。 454. She is a disgrace to her country. 她是她祖国的耻辱。 455. I feel very ashamed for what I did. 我为我的行为感到羞愧。 456. I want to apologize for the shame I have brought on this school. 我想为我给学校带来的耻辱而道歉。 457. He blushedx with shame. 他羞得满脸通红。 458. That man has no shame. 那个人不知羞耻。 459. He couldn"t hide his embarras *** enty. 他隐藏不住自己的尴尬。 460. His shame was evident to everyone. 人人都知道他的羞耻事。 461. I lied to my parents and now I feel very guilty. 我骗了我父母，现在感到很内疚。 462. I feel so ashamed of myself. 我为自己感到很羞愧。 463. I can"t believe I fell flat on my face at the recital. 我简直不敢相信，我的演奏会完全失败了。 464. I"m so ashamed and embarrassed. 我感到很羞愧难堪。 465. I don"t think I can face my friends and family. 我想我无法面对我的朋友和家人。,【生词解读】 1. ashamed [E5Feimd] a. 羞愧的,感到难为情的 2. shameful [5FeimfEl] 可耻的,丢脸的 3. disgrace [dis5^reis] n.&v. 丢脸,耻辱；使丢脸 4. blush [blQF] vi. (因害羞,尴尬等而)脸红 5. embarras *** ent [im5bArE *** Ent] n. 窘；难堪