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Do you enjoy reading? Do you read newspapers or magazines? Chances are, if you do any of these activities, your pre-school child is on his way to becoming a reader.
The process of learning to read is complex, and one of the most important things to know is that parents can help their children learn to read. As children have conversations with adults, they hear both new and familiar words and their vocabulary grows.
There are many opportunities for adults and children to talk together, such as when riding in the car or in a bus, doing housework like fixing dinner, or bathing and getting ready for bed. A major part of conversation is listening. When children talk, adults listen and respond. Then children listen and respond, and so the flow of conversation happens.
Have you watched you pre-school child pretend to read to his younger sisters or brothers? Have you read his favorite story over and over? These experiences tell children that reading is fun. And when things are fun and they are repeated, your child will see letters. He begins to connect them to familiar words, especially the letters that make up his name. A natural next step for him to take is to write the letters.
When children see parents make a grocery list, they want to use a pencil and paper to make their own list. To encourage these beginning writing activities, have pencils, markers, crayons and scrap paper within your childrens reach.
The more children get connected with talking, listening, reading and writing, the easier it is for them to become active readers. While you as a parent have a big influence on these early behaviors, it is important to remember that opportunities for literacy experiences happen when you and your child share in the basic routinesճof everyday life.
56. The third paragraph tells us that parents can talk with their children__________.
A. during daily routines B. only in quiet places
C. in their spare time D. when they are eager to walk
57. During the process of learning to read, children may _________.
A .copy the action of the adults.
B. prefer to talk with those of their own age.
C. keep their interest in reading all the time.
D. waste a lot of paper and other materials.
58. When do children want to learn to write?
A. When their parents ask them to do so.
B. When they believe they can write well.
C. When they remember what their parents taught them.
D. When they can connect letters with familiar words.
59. The passage is written to _____________.
A. talk about parents influence on their childrens behavior
B. encourage parents to set a good example to their children
C. advise parents to make reading a part of their childrens daily life
D. make parents believe in the importance of early reading
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Do you enjoy reading? Do you read newspapers or magazines? Chances are, if you do any of these activities, your pre-school child is on his way to becoming a reader.
The process of learning to read is complex, and one of the most important things to know is that parents can help their children learn to read. As children have conversations with adults, they hear both new and familiar words and their vocabulary grows.
There are many opportunities for adults and children to talk together, such as when riding in the car or in a bus, doing housework like fixing dinner, or bathing and getting ready for bed. A major part of conversation is listening. When children talk, adults listen and respond. Then children listen and respond, and so the flow of conversation happens.
Have you watched you pre-school child pretend to read to his younger sisters or brothers? Have you read his favorite story over and over? These experiences tell children that reading is fun. And when things are fun and they are repeated, your child will see letters. He begins to connect them to familiar words, especially the letters that make up his name. A natural next step for him to take is to write the letters.
When children see parents make a grocery list, they want to use a pencil and paper to make their own list. To encourage these beginning writing activities, have pencils, markers, crayons and scrap paper within your childrens reach.
The more children get connected with talking, listening, reading and writing, the easier it is for them to become active readers. While you as a parent have a big influence on these early behaviors, it is important to remember that opportunities for literacy experiences happen when you and your child share in the basic routinesճof everyday life.
56. The third paragraph tells us that parents can talk with their children__________.
A. during daily routines B. only in quiet places
C. in their spare time D. when they are eager to walk
57. During the process of learning to read, children may _________.
A .copy the action of the adults.
B. prefer to talk with those of their own age.
C. keep their interest in reading all the time.
D. waste a lot of paper and other materials.
58. When do children want to learn to write?
A. When their parents ask them to do so.
B. When they believe they can write well.
C. When they remember what their parents taught them.
D. When they can connect letters with familiar words.
59. The passage is written to _____________.
A. talk about parents influence on their childrens behavior
B. encourage parents to set a good example to their children
C. advise parents to make reading a part of their childrens daily life
D. make parents believe in the importance of early reading
Do you enjoy reading? Do you read newspapers or magazines? Chances are, if you do any of these activities, your pre-school child is on his way to becoming a reader.
The process of learning to read is complex, and one of the most important things to know is that parents can help their children learn to read. As children have conversations with adults, they hear both new and familiar words and their vocabulary grows.
There are many opportunities for adults and children to talk together, such as when riding in the car or in a bus, doing housework like fixing dinner, or bathing and getting ready for bed. A major part of conversation is listening. When children talk, adults listen and respond. Then children listen and respond, and so the flow of conversation happens.
Have you watched you pre-school child pretend to read to his younger sisters or brothers? Have you read his favorite story over and over? These experiences tell children that reading is fun. And when things are fun and they are repeated, your child will see letters. He begins to connect them to familiar words, especially the letters that make up his name. A natural next step for him to take is to write the letters.
When children see parents make a grocery list, they want to use a pencil and paper to make their own list. To encourage these beginning writing activities, have pencils, markers, crayons and scrap paper within your childrens reach.
The more children get connected with talking, listening, reading and writing, the easier it is for them to become active readers. While you as a parent have a big influence on these early behaviors, it is important to remember that opportunities for literacy experiences happen when you and your child share in the basic routinesճof everyday life.
1.The third paragraph tells us that parents can talk with their children__________.
A. during daily routines B. only in quiet places
C. in their spare time D. when they are eager to walk
2.During the process of learning to read, children may _________.
A. copy the action of the adults.
B. prefer to talk with those of their own age.
C. show no interest in reading at all.
D. waste a lot of paper and other materials.
3.When do children want to learn to write?
A. When their parents ask them to do so.
B. When they believe they can write well.
C. When they know what they want to know
D. When they can connect letters with familiar words.
4.The passage is written to _____________.
A. talk about parents influence on their childrens behavior
B. encourage parents to set a good example to their children
C. advise parents to make reading a part of their childrens daily life
D. make parents believe in the importance of early reading
Do you enjoy reading? Do you read newspapers or magazines? Chances are, if you do any of these activities, your pre-school child is on his way to becoming a reader.
The process of learning to read is complex, and one of the most important things to know is that parents can help their children learn to read. As children have conversations with adults, they hear both new and familiar words and their vocabulary grows.
There are many opportunities for adults and children to talk together, such as when riding in the car or in a bus, doing housework like fixing dinner, or bathing and getting ready for bed. A major part of conversation is listening. When children talk, adults listen and respond. Then children listen and respond, and so the flow of conversation happens.
Have you watched you pre-school child pretend to read to his younger sisters or brothers? Have you read his favorite story over and over? These experiences tell children that reading is fun. And when things are fun and they are repeated, your child will see letters. He begins to connect them to familiar words, especially the letters that make up his name. A natural next step for him to take is to write the letters.
When children see parents make a grocery list, they want to use a pencil and paper to make their own list. To encourage these beginning writing activities, have pencils, markers, crayons and scrap paper within your childrens reach.
The more children get connected with talking, listening, reading and writing, the easier it is for them to become active readers. While you as a parent have a big influence on these early behaviors, it is important to remember that opportunities for literacy experiences happen when you and your child share in the basic routinesճof everyday life.
1.The third paragraph tells us that parents can talk with their children__________.
Aduring daily routines |
Bonly in quiet places |
Cin their spare time |
Dwhen they are eager to walk |
2.During the process of learning to read, children may _________.
Acopy the action of the adults. |
Bprefer to talk with those of their own age. |
Cshow no interest in reading at all. |
Dwaste a lot of paper and other materials. |
3. When do children want to learn to write?
AWhen their parents ask them to do so. |
BWhen they believe they can write well. |
CWhen they know what they want to know |
DWhen they can connect letters with familiar words. |
4.The passage is written to _____________.
Atalk about parents influence on their childrens behavior |
Bencourage parents to set a good example to their children |
Ca(chn)dvise parents to make reading a part of their childrens daily life |
Dmake parents believe in the importance of early reading |
Do you enjoy reading? Do you read newspapers or magazines? Chances are, if you do any of these activities, your pre-school child is on his way to becoming a reader.
The process of learning to read is complex, and one of the most important things to know is that parents can help their children learn to read. As children have conversations with adults, they hear both new and familiar words and their vocabulary grows.
There are many opportunities for adults and children to talk together, such as when riding in the car or in a bus, doing housework like fixing dinner, or bathing and getting ready for bed. A major part of conversation is listening. When children talk, adults listen and respond. Then children listen and respond, and so the flow of conversation happens.
Have you watched you pre-school child pretend to read to his younger sisters or brothers? Have you read his favorite story over and over? These experiences tell children that reading is fun. And when things are fun and they are repeated, your child will see letters. He begins to connect them to familiar words, especially the letters that make up his name. A natural next step for him to take is to write the letters.
When children see parents make a grocery list, they want to use a pencil and paper to make their own list. To encourage these beginning writing activities, have pencils, markers, crayons and scrap paper within your childrens reach.
The more children get connected with talking, listening, reading and writing, the easier it is for them to become active readers. While you as a parent have a big influence on these early behaviors, it is important to remember that opportunities for literacy experiences happen when you and your child share in the basic routinesճof everyday life.
1.The third paragraph tells us that parents can talk with their children__________.
A. during daily routines B. only in quiet places
C. in their spare time D. when they are eager to walk
2.During the process of learning to read, children may _________.
A .copy the action of the adults.
B. prefer to talk with those of their own age.
C. keep their interest in reading all the time.
D. waste a lot of paper and other materials.
3.When do children want to learn to write?
A. When their parents ask them to do so.
B. When they believe they can write well.
C. When they remember what their parents taught them.
D. When they can connect letters with familiar words.
4.The passage is written to _____________.
A. talk about parents influence on their childrens behavior
B. encourage parents to set a good example to their children
C. advise parents to make reading a part of their childrens daily life
D. make parents believe in the importance of early reading
1
(1) He is a magazine columnist.
(2) He writes to Mr Zhu for some help with his son.
(3) He refuses to do almost everything his parents ask him to do .He is rude to them and refuses to spend time with them. Sometimes he acts as though he doesnt even love his family at all.
(4) He refuses to do his homework and insists on wasting time watching DVDs and listening to foreign music. He also spends too much time in Internet cafes, where he either plays games or chats online.
(5) He is worried that his son may fail at school, or worse.
2
(1) She suffers from liver failure.
(2) She took the weight-loss pills. They contained a harmful chemical that caused her liver to fail.
(3) She needed a new liver, but her mother was too old for such a long operation although she was a match for her.
(4) The doctor found a man named Li Dong who was an exact match for Amy, and he donated more than half of his liver to save her life.
(5) She thinks people should look after their bodies. They should not damage their health for a slim and attractive figure. It isnt worth it.
3
(1) Miss Burke,
(2) Because the students had to move to different classrooms for different classes and they had different classmates in some classes.
(3) Because all his teachers were very helpful and he enjoyed all his subjects.
(4) There were 29.
(5) English, history, English Literature, Computer Science, Maths, Science, PE, Art, Cooking and French.
4
(1)
He was a famous explorer of
(2) He reached it early in the 18th century .
(3) He unexpectedly saw an unusual animal.
(4) It had a large mouse-like head and jumped along on its large legs. It carried its young in a special pocket of flesh .
(5) When Captain Cook pointed to the strange animal and asked the guide its name, the guide said, kangaroo, which meant, I dont know what you are pointing at. Captain Cook thought kangaroo was the name of the animal and worte it down. Since then, people have always called that animal that animal kangaroo.
5
(1) It was a passenger ship. It was the largest and most comfortable ship ever built when it was finished.
(2) It set sail on the 10th of April, 1912.
(3) After hitting an iceberg it sank into the sea. Of the 2,200 people on the ship, only 705survived.
(4) He had searched for it for more than 20 years before he found it.
(5) When new technology was developed, he used it to send cameras down into the sea. Finally, he found the ship.
6
(1) Yes. They think that making the most of our senses when we are young can keep us healthy later on in life.
(2) It is that we misuse our senses in our everyday life. Although our sense of sight is over used, our senses of touch and smell have been ignored.
(3) They suggest that we do the following things more often. While having dinner, listen to some enjoyable music rather than watch TV. While relaxing at home, have some flowers next to us that smell nice .Before going to bed, turn the lights down .While sleeping, wear a nightshirt that is pleasant to touch.
(4) Because they will make us sleep deeply .Good sleep gives us the chance to dream and dreams keep us young and healthy.
(5)We should make the most of our senses to keep healthy.
7
(1)
It is held in
(2) It has been held in November every year since 1981.
(3) People above 18 years old can form groups of four to join Trailwalker.
(4)
It aims to raise
money to help poor people in Asia and
(5) Yes, it is, participants have to walk 100 kilometers within 48 hours, without sleep. Theyll walk through eight country parks and over twenty mountains and hills.
8
(1)It can show all kinds of feelings, wishes and attitudes and is sometimes more important than spoken language.
(2)It can also hide anger, fear or worry.
(3)In most countries people nod their heads up and down to show agreement. They shake their heads to show disagreement.
(4)He may be protecting himself form a conversation he doesnt want
(5)He does not believe what the reporter is saying, or he does not like what he or she is saying.
9
(1) Because they need money and working experience.
(2) They work as servers, cashiers and lifeguards at swimming pools.
(3) They are Internet-based companies which offer goods and services online.
(4) The job is enjoyable .Students can learn more and are treated with respect. The pay is usually much better.
(5) Imagination and enterprise.
10
(1) She won the lottery.
(2) She bought a new house and a new car. She had a vacation in the sun. She stopped working.
(3) She was broken .The money was all gone .So were her friends. The new life was over.
(4) Winners of sudden wealth often stop working, and then dont know what to do with their time. They may find that close friends, grow distant, and that its difficult to make new ones. The new house in the new surroundings often only leads to more loneliness.
(5) She realizes that money isnt everything.
11
(1) It looks like a dinosaur.
(2) He gave a newspaper a photo of the monster and said he took the picture when he suddenly saw the animal in the lake.
(3)
He said that the
photo of the Loch Ness Monster was a fake. He and some friends had created it
themselves, then
(4) They are spread using e-mail.
(5) Some of them can be funny, but others can cause trouble.
12
(1) Today about 15 percent of the population is left-handed.
(2) Because they have a strong right brain.
(3) It controls language, maths and logic.
(4) The right side
(5) No. There are many exceptions.
13
(1) She had polio and could not walk easily. She had to wear metal supports on her legs to stand up on her own
(2) Her mother took her for swimming lessons every week Swimming made her legs so strong that when she was 15 she was able to throw away her supports.
(3) She got work acting as a mermaid. People paid to come and see her.
(4) She swam in Paris Olympics and won two gold medals.
(5)
In 1915 she went
to
14
(1) He was a Frenchman, He invented the Braille system.
(2) When he was four, a sharp tool went into his left eye. An infection started and spread to the other eye. A few weeks later, he was blind.
(3) He invented a system of night-reading, which used dots for the letters.
(4) Barbies system was difficult .Braille made it easier.
(5) Yes, it is .It is used for all languages, for maths, science, writing music .and for computers for the blind.
15
(1) There are about seven million.
(2) Because many of them will soon be in charge of the country.
(3) It is necessary for older people to understand what young people think and feel.
(4) They have strong opinions about right and wrong.
(5) The different ideas and opinions of parents and children often cause trouble in American families.
16
(1) Because his computer was broken.
(2)
A stranger in
(3) She is an actress.
(4) They go on diets or take weight-loss pills.
(5) Because Amy is feeling better and is recovering
17
(1) He was born in 1955
(2) In the 1960s, the Mothers Club at his school bought a computer for the students. Gates discovered it and soon became a computer fan.
(3) He didnt finish his college education. Because of his passion for programming, he dropped out of Harvard.
(4) He became the company's chief software architect.
(5) He is very fond of reading, and enjoys playing golf and bridge.
18
(1) The use of the Internet can be an addiction like alcoholism or drug use. People are unable to control the time they spend on the Internet.
(2) They spend at least thirty or forty hours online every week.
(3) He surfed the net for seven days straight.
(4) They worry particularly about young people, because the Internet is taking the place of the mall or the playing field for some of them .They spend more time in cyberspace than in the real world of friends and family.
(5) People must set strict limits on their time for Internet use.
19
(1) They believe that we must not drink it and that if we do we shall be very ill because of all the salt in the water.
(2) He didnt believe this. He though that people could stay alive by drinking sea water and eating animals and plants from the sea.
(3)
He set out in a
small boat to cross the
(4) Every day he drank just a little sea water. He also caught fish and drank the water in them. He could not cook the fish so he ate them as they were .He took small plants from the sea, which gave him more food.
(5) He succeeded .He lived on the sea for 65 days. He lost 20 kilos but showed that people can live on sea water and the animals and plants in the sea.
20
(1) He thinks they are all important parts of American popular culture
(2)
They are world
famous and lots of them have huge houses in
(3) Because once you have ordered your food you only have to wait a couple of minutes for your meal to be ready.
(4) Try not to eat fast food too often because it is unhealthy.
(5) They support a team in the NBA.
21
(1) Because the drive had fallen asleep and the bus crashed into a huge building.
(2) He woke up three days later and it was then that he realized that he had lost one of his arms.
(3) During the accident a sharp piece of metal had cut off his arm.
(4) At first he found it difficult to adjust to left without one of his arms. He had to learn to do many things with just one arm instead of two. However, after some time he got used to it and began to be motivated to do many things again.
(5) Because it keeps him fit and healthy.
22
(1) A pyramid is a very large structure with four sides. Each side is shaped like a triangle, and the four sides meet to form a single point on top.
(2) No, pyramids were built in many parts of the world, but the
most famous were located in
(3) Zoser, an Egyptian king did.
(4)It is over 450 feet high today, and it was once higher. Each of its side is 755 feet long. It takes about twenty minutes to walk all the way around it.
(5) It took 100,000 people twenty years to build it.
23
(1) On 15th October 2003.
(2) He loved science and technology.
(3) He was born in 1965.
(4) His parents as well as his older sister and younger brother.
(5) Just over 21 hours.
24
(1) About 30 types.
(2) Because they have seen the movie Jaws.
(3) They are the tiger shark and the bull shark.
(4) There are nearly 400 different types of sharks.
(5) It proves that sharks do not feed on humans if they have the choice.
25
(1) It consisted of an Anglo-Saxon base mixed with many words from other languages.
(2) They used oral poems to record the history of
(3) In the 10th century.
(4) Because so many different people from other countries came to
(5) It was King Henry IV.
26
(1) Because it uses characters which have meanings and can stand alone as words.
(2) Chinese writing began thousands of years ago.
(3) By combining different characters.
(4) A man named Cangjie.
(5) One winter day while he was hunting, he saw the footprints of birds and animals in the snow and realized that each one was different. Then he had the idea that he could use different shapes or pictures to represent different objects.
27
(1) He wants to recommend Paul Wang for a post.
(2) Charles Yu has been Paul Wang's art teacher for the past four years.
(3) Because he has never missed the deadlines for his assignments.
(4) Because he has a natural flair for art and design. He is highly original and creative, and is not afraid to try out his own ideas.
(5) He is warm, friendly and popular. He fits in well and gets along with people from all walks of life.
28
(1) The country's spots and fitness industry is taking off.
(2) About 34 percent of
(3) In1995.
(4) In order to enhance the development of national public fitness.
(5) It calls on people to build a harmonious society.
29
(1) Depend on Yourself.
(2) They knew they had nobody to depend on. They worked their own way up to fame.
(3) He told them that he could not make worthy men of them, but that he could help them make men of themselves.
(4) Because they have no ambition to do anything.
(5) They must see their foolishness and change their courses. They must accept the advice of parents and teachers and depend on their own honest and serious efforts.
30
(1) Most lakes are linked by rivers or channels in
(2) One can tour most of the country by boat.
(3) The northern tip of
(4) One quarter of
(5) It is "The country of a Thousand Islands".
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1
Talking about
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A: Have you ever been to
B: Yes, I have. I went there last year.
C: Could you tell me where
B: Certainly. It's an island country that lies off the south-eastern coast of
A: What's the capital of
B:
A: What's
B: Its population is about 4 million, of which about 14 per cent are Maori.
A: Were the Maori people the earliest people in
B: Yes, they were.
A: What do you think of
B: It's a country with a good climate. It's famous throughout the world for its
natural beauty. I suggest you go there for a visit.
2
Talking about Writing in English
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A: I find writing in English very hard. What should I do?
B: Well, I think you should work hard at it.
A: I know I should, but how can I do that?
B: Well, firstly, you should try to have a large vocabulary. If your vocabulary
isn't large enough, you can hardly express yourself.
A: I agree with you. Then secondly?
B: Secondly, you should learn
some grammar. A good command of grammar can guide you to write in a correct
way.
A: Please go on.
B: Thirdly, try to ask others to help you.
A: Please be more specific.
B: Well, when you write something in English, show it to your teacher or
classmates. They might be able to help you improve it.
A: Well, I have thought of that, but I am a little shy.
B: You must overcome your shyness.
3
Making a Telephone Call
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A: Hello! This is Li Ping. May I speak to Wu Dong?
B: Yes. Speaking.
A: Hi! Thank you for the message about the meeting .But I'm sorry I won't be
there next Friday, because I will be away then. Can somebody else go to the
meeting instead of me?
B: Yes, I think so. Please make sure one of your office workers will be present
at the meeting.
A: OK. But I don't know what the meeting is about. Could you tell me
something about it?
B: Certainly, It's about how to improve our service.
A: When and where will the meeting be held?
B: The meeting will begin in Room 603 at two o'clock next Friday afternoon .
A: How long will is it last?
B: For about an hour.
A: Who will chair the meeting?
B: The manager of our company.
4
Talking about Pollution
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A: Do you know something about pollution?
B: Yes, I do.
A: What kinds of pollution have you learnt about?
B: There are different kinds of pollution, such as air pollution,
water pollution and noise pollution.
A: Where does air pollution
come from?
B: It mainly comes from factories and cars.
A: What is water pollution caused by?
B: It is caused by waste.
A: What will happen if we don't stop polluting the earth?
B: If we don't stop polluting the earth, our living environment will be worse
and worse.
A: What should we do to care for nature and the environment
B: We should "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Respond".
5
Talking about Zhongguancun
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A: what do you know about Zhongguancun?
B: It's a science park in
A: When was Zhongguancun set up as a special economic zone?
B In the late 1980s
A: How many hi-tech companies are there in Zhongguancun ?
B: More than 8000.
A: What are some famous companies there?
B: Lenovo, Founder and over twenty other internationally famous companies .
A: What do you think makes Zhongguancun a success?
B: The scientists' and researchers' craetiveness and their scientific skills.
A: Why do so many people want to work there?
B: They want to work there for better opportunities and higher pay.
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At the Shop
ʾһ̵Iһlȹӣϴɫ]ßˮϴϴǰҲ]нˮȹӬF(xin)Ѳٴȥ@̵؛ǠII(y)Tf؛yhQһl(yng)eȹ{(dio)QϣȹӲɫ
A: Good morning .Can I help you.
B: Yes, I bought this skirt here, but the colours ran when I washed it. I can't
possibly wear it.
A: When did you buy it?
B: Last Friday afternoon.
A: Did you wash it in hot water?
B: NO, I didn't.
A: Did you leave it in water before you washed it?
B: No, I didn't do that, either.
A: I'm sorry for that. What do you think I should do then?
B: I'd like to get my money back.
A: I'm afraid I can't do that. But you should change it for a new one.
B: OK. I'll have a look at those skirts and cry to choose one. I hope this time
the colours won't run.
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Talking about Music
ʾՈȥ uLf㲻̫ϲg uLϲg el(xing)fl(xing)߅߅Ҳϲgl(xing)_(d)˂?ni)ճ}uL_(d)Ǹ飻ИcuL^(q)eڶo(h)иǮ(dng)I(y)uLְ(dng)
A: I've got to tickets for the rock concert tonight. Would you
like to go with me?
B: Sorry, I don't like rock music very much.
A: What kind of music do you like?
B: Pop music, especially country music?
A: Why do you like listening to country music?
B: Well, the country singers often play the guitar while singing.
And I like to play the guitar, too.
A: What's country music about?
B: It's about the every day life of common people.
A: How about rock music?
B: It's expresses true feelings.
A: What the greatest difference between pop music and rock music?
B: Most pop singers make music their career while rock singers make music their life.
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Meeting Somebody at the Airport
ʾǸַc(din)һ̳wC(j)x_Ͼ;ͣ50F(xin)ڙC(j)ӭ㡣Ҫʾx(dng)Ƿ߀ЄeҪær(sh)VҪһϾ؈DпՕr(sh)ȥ^ׂ(g)c(din)
A: Hello. I'm Li Ming. Are you Mrs Green?
B: Yes, I am. Nice to meet you, Mrs Li.
A: Nice to meet you too, Mrs Green. When did you leave
B: At a quarter past seven yesterday evening.
A: Was it a direct flight?
B: NO. it stopped at
A: How long did you stay there?
B: For more than fifty minutes.
A: Would you like me to take this luggage for you?
B: Thanks. It's very kind of you.
A: Is there anything else I can do for you?
B: I'd like
to have a map of
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Talking about the
ʾ÷|Л]ЛQȥăȺf]ʲôhhȥI?yn)ǃڇ?ni)طĖ|Hѩ(ji)fǵģ䡣fǺÌഩ·ˡ㆖ԓôȥǃfԳ˻܇빝(ji)ʡr(sh)gҲԳwC(j)f˻܇ȥ
A: LiMei, have you decided where spend your winter holiday?
B: Not yet. Do you have suggestion, Zhangdong?
A: I suggest you go to
B: Why do you suggest going there?
A: Well, there is something you won't see in other parts of the country.
B: Such as?
A: Such as the International Snow and Ice Festivals.
B: That's sure, But isn't too cold there? You know, I'm not quite used to cold.
A: That's easy to deal with: wear more clothes.
B: How shall I go there then?
A: You can go there by trainor by air if you want to save time.
B: Then I think I'll go there by train.
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Talking about
ǵϿӢԃӢĽMɡUK ĺxԼӢĚr,µĻشӢдͱ۠mӢmʿMɡĸUK ۠m(lin)Ӣ Ƕ̫䣻ļ̫şꣻЕr(sh)ѩ۠mѩӢļ(ji)һºͶ
A: Where are you from, Disk?
B: Im form the
A: What does
B: It stands for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
A: Can you tell me something about the
B: Ok .the
A: How is the weather there?
B: Generally, the weather is neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer, it rains quite often.
A: Does it sometimes snow in winter?
B: Yes, it does, but it seldom snows in
A: Which are the coldest months in the
B: January and February.
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Saying goodbye to somebody
ǜķܾҪ؇؇ǰһλѸeЇѽ(jng)ĕr(sh)g^ʮ@λѽoSĎҌʮѺã ʾxČW(xu)(zhn)ȥC(j)ՈTȻ
AHello, Tom, do you mean youre going away?
BOh, yes .and its time for me to go back home.
AIll miss you .how long have you been in
BIve stayed here for more than four years.
AHave you enjoyed your stay here?
BYes, indeed, I should say Ive had a wonderful time in the past four years .you have given me a lot of help. People here are very friendly .Thank you very much.
A: When are you leaving?
BNext week, Ive come to say goodbye today.
AIs anybody seeing you off at the airport?
B: Yes, my students are going with me to the airport.
AId like to invite you to dinner before you go .what about this Saturday?
BIm free this Saturday .Id like to come .you are so kind!
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Thanking about china daily
ԃP(gun)ЇՈ(bo)rVϲgx@݈(bo)ЇՈ(bo)ÿһڱ̘I(y)ܿ߀V㽛(jng)x@݈(bo)ǞԼӢZˮƽҲԏĴˈ(bo)@ȡS(bo)ϛ]Ϣ
A: Which English newspaper do you like best?
B:
A: Can you tell me where it is published?
B: Yes
.it is published in
A: Is it a weekly newspaper?
B: No, it comes out form Monday to Saturday.
A: I hear there is an edition of business weekly every Sunday
B: Yes, there is.
A: Do you often read it?
B: Yes .I often read it in order to improve my English.
A: What else can you learn from this paper?
B: I can also get a lot of useful information that I cant get from other papers.
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Talking about the Olympic Games
⼮ӢZώһЩP(gun)ڊW\(yn)Ć}һo˻شfһìF(xin)W\(yn)ڣϣDeļͶW\(yn)ÿeһΣ?yn)?zhn)ԭW\(yn)ͣkW\(yn)Ŀ̖ǡ(qing)ڣW\(yn)Ї(du)@ãK2009꣬29W\(yn)҇eЇ(du)@51K҂?yu)˶еԺ]ȥِҕϿ
A: Here are some questions about the Olympic Games .when and where were the first modern Olympic Games held?
B:
They were held
A: How often are the Olympic Games held?
B: Both the summer and winter Olympic Games are held every four years
A: How many times have the Olympic Games been stopped because of war?
B: Five times.
A: Whats the Olympic motto?
B: Its faster, higher, stronger .
A: How many gold medals did china win in the 2004 Olympic Games?
B: Thirty-two.
A:
Has
B: Yes, we hosted the 29th Olympic Games in 2008. We won 51 gold medals, and were proud of it.
A:
Did you go to
B: No, I watched them on TV.
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At the Doctors
ʹȥt(y)Vt(y)fʹҹϴr(sh)_ʼ۵ÿʹҪm(x)sʮʹÿζŪѣʹһo˯t(y)F(xin)ǷеʹfȻеʹÿΰǂ(g)λr(sh)ܸXĵt(y)fʹc(jng)P(gun)ҪÿˎƬÿһƬֹʹف
A: Whats the matter with you?
B: Well, Ive got a pain in my leg .
A: Which leg?
B: The left one.
A: When did the pain start?
B: Last night when I went to bed
A: How long did the pain last each time it came?
B: About ten seconds .Each time the pain came, it woke me up and made me sleepless for quite a while.
A: Do you feel the pain now?
B: Yes .its still there .When I press this part of my left leg. I can still feel the pain.
A: The pain might have something to do with the nerves. Take these pills three times a day, one pill each time. Come again if they dont stop the pain.
B: Thank you, Doctor.
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The Differences between American and British English
һλӢĽ̎˽ӢZcӢӢZą^(q)eV߅^(q)eZwZą^(q)eҪǰl(f)efˌ dancex hot x ߀f߅^(q)eɁҲֱˮ(dng)?sh)Ĵ?dng)Zкβr(sh)fС˺ӢڽՄr(sh)ܺ Ԓ(sh)HߵIJeԽԽС
A: Where do you come from?
B:
A: Could you tell me something about the difference between American English and British English?
B: Yes. The differences between American English and British English are not great, written English is almost the same ,the differences between the spoken languages are mainly in their pronunciations.
A: Can you give me some examples in spoken English?
B: Sure .For example .Americans pronounce dance as\ \ .and hot as\ \
A: How did these differences come about?
B: There is no quick answer to this question.
A: Are there many difference in grammar?
B: No .just a few.
A: Can people from the two countries understand each other easily?
B: Yes, they can, in fact, the difference between the two are becoming smaller and smaller.
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Talking about happiness
ѸVLҪSXJ(rn)XζҸ ˺ܳ@ʲô@ôfXͿI·ӺƯ·߀ɽˮJ(rn)XmȻҪζһ˹̹Ҫܵ͵ĹYʲôf֪ V˹̹fҸζ܉ȡÿƌW(xu)ɾSX˲еҸ?yn)XIxҲIxʹҸB.
A: I want to make lots of money when I grow up .You know, money means happiness.
B: Im surprised to hear that .why do you think so ?
A: Because with money we can buy new houses and beautiful clothes we can even do a lot of sightseeing.
A: I dont think youre right in saying so .though money is important, it doesnt mean everything
B: Im puzzled! Why?
A: Take Einstein for example. He asked for a very small salary.
B: Well to him happiness means being able to make scientific achievements .do you know why many rich people are not happy?
A: No. I dont understand. Could you tell me?
B: Thats because we cant buy friendship or love with money.
A: Ah, I see .Thank you for letting me know so much about happiness.
B: Youre welcome!
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Talking about generation gap
ĸHݼٻl(f)F(xin)һЩra(chn)һЩ`ŞʲôˤTܳgf?yn)鄂Լl(f)ƢfⲢװl(f)ʲôfһyMǷe(cu)ʲôJ(rn)ǵģµXȥf?yn)СFt(y)ˣֲ_ȼԾµXԼXСʲôŪāy߰fһ춼ǃԛ]Еr(sh)g`ˣ㶼ܸd
A: Why did you run out of the room and slam the door like that?
B: Im sorry, but I was so angry then!
A; I can understand, but what really happened?
B: Well, theres long story to tell
A: Do you mean I made a mistake?
B: To be frank, you did, I think.
A: Ok. I admit, but can you explain what you did with the cash I left?
B: The dog was sick and I and didnt want to call you on your vacation, so I used the money you left and some of my own to take him to the vet
A: I see. And can you also explain why the house was a mess.
B: I stayed and waited there all day. Thats why I didnt have time to clean the house.
A: Now, everything is clear .Its my fault.
B: Im glad you can say that , Thank you
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Taking about advertisements
A: I dislike ads. Shall we change the channel?
B: But ads are part of modern life. Everyone must face them.
A: Ads are no good. They always try to persuade you to buy what you actually dont need.
B: Well, do you mean some ads even tell lies to cheat consumers?
A: Thats what I really mean.
B: But I think what you have said is only partly true. In fact, some ads are very good.
A: Very good? Could you show me some examples?
B: Yes, some public service ads try to educate people about safety, health and so on. What do you think?
A: I agree, but commercial ads are quite different. The advertisers always suggest their products are the best. So we can never believe them.
B: But commercial ads can also give us a lot of information about products. They promote competition and sales, which benefit consumers. If we are good at comparing them, ads are good for us.
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Talking about UFOs
ʾܵҕϿUFOƬǷUFOVUFO˼DzwmȻS˶ԷQҊ^UFO߀]fʲôЛ] fZ˹͡ʧۙϢfѽ(jng)ԃZ˹͡Ľ㡣J(rn)Z˹͡DZץߵҊһwwZ˹͡ķg߀ ҊZ˹͡кȻwҊˡ߀]ųZ˹͡DZץߵĿҲ{(dio)ԡ
A: Look at the photos of the UFOs on TV! Do you think they are real?
B: I really dont know, my dear brother. You know, UFOs means Unidentified Flying Objects.
A: But therere many people in the world who said they had seen the UFOs.
B: Thats true, but no one really knows what they really are.
A: By the way, have you ever heard the news that Justin has disappeared?
B: Yes, the police have questioned Justins sister, who said that Justin was taken away by aliens.
A: Why did she think so?
B: Because she said she saw a spaceship flying towards Justins room and heard him cry. Then the spaceship disappeared.
A: Do the police believe her story?
B: They havent ruled out the possibility that Justin was taken away by aliens, but they are also looking into other possibilities.
A: I wish Justin could return home soon.
B: So do I.
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Talking about Colours
ʾڷbُr(sh)ҊһŮʿʲô@ôtɫ·VЇϲgtɫ?yn)tɫϲccϲP(gun)Ї˽(jng)ڻYϴtɫYVtɫڴ(sh)r´ΣU(xin)ͱڲͬćͬɫԴͬ˼Ϸǿ˂tɫ·r(sh)߀ԞڽY(ji)ʹһ@(sh)H˂eY
A: Hi, could you tell me why there are so many red clothes in the shop? I dont like them.
B: Well, in
A: Do you mean people like to be in red on happy occasions?
B: Exactly so. For example, some people here wear red wedding dresses. What about this colour in your country?
A: Its the opposite. In the States, red mostly represents bad things, such as danger or violence.
B: Oh, really? So the same colour may quite different things in different countries.
A: Youre quite right. I have never expected it to be so different?
B: So we should be careful in choosing colours.
A: I degree. Could you tell me more about it?
B: Once I was in
A: What really happened then?
B: To my surprise, they were holding a funeral ceremony!
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School Life
һ Ҫc(din)
1. ӢһЌW(xu)һҷdz_ĵĽ(jng)vϲgӢЌW(xu)Ϣr(sh)g?yn)W(xu)Уÿs9c(din)n3c(din)ŌW(xu)@ζÿԱһСr(sh)?yn)ЇW(xu)Уÿ8c(din)֮ǰ_ʼn
2. һ^SώÿλώֻһTnϲgώǽ҂ӢČW(xu)ĸС㣻҂һ29 (g)W(xu)ӢЌW(xu)İ༉@ô҂ȥͬĽ̎ϲͬn
3. Ұl(f)F(xin)@ﲼõnI(y)ԭW(xu)Уr(sh)ôXЩ(zhn)е\(yn)ώdzĵ؎
Going to a British school for
one year was a very enjoyable experience for me. I was very happy with the
school hours in British because school starts
Ҫc(din)
1. W(xu)I(y)SЇW(xu)(x)vdzƯĝhZЇЇW(xu)ӢZa(chn)dȤ̵Ĵ(sh)W(xu)ѣ
2. ɂ(g)ǰSȥӢ˿ӢSȤĕ~LƬд(sh)o҂ĈD^҂댦Ŀʾx
3. ܌҂W(xu)У_҂ՈSveһP(gun)ԼЇĽ(jng)vv
After graduating from
university, David came to
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Looking Good, Feeling Good
һ Ҫc(din)
1. (sh)Hrʳ(x)Tʽ^Ϣǣʳ(jng)呟ͿԸXãʳ(x)TҎ(gu)ɵ呟DZֽѵwΨһ;
2. Lh(yun)Xȁֻǹ(ji)ʳܜЧs19%QLԇ^(ji)ʳ߸ɴԿԼwzm(dng)?sh)Ŀ·ҽ?jng)呟͕ppwֽB(ti)Xܰ
3. r(sh)owǺҪ㲻ͲܔzĿ·͕Xƣ혱fһ·䌍(sh)Ĵ~
The truth is, the diet and lifestyle of teenagers are often a headache to adults. But, the good news is that you can feel better and have more energy if you eat the right food and exercise regularly. Healthy eating, along with regular exercise, is the only way to become fit. Diets just dont work in the long term. About 19% of teenagers say they have tried dieting and not having meals to control their weight! If you take in the correct number of calories and exercise regularly, you will lose weight, keep fit, and feel great. During your teenage years, it is important to give your body the energy it needs. If you dont have meals, you dont get enough calories. And then you feel tired. By the way, calorie is just another word for energy.
Ҫc(din)
1.̎r(sh)ڵŮһҪs2200·кҪһc(din)wzĿ·50%(yng)ԓԴ߲˺ˮ
2. ߀ҪȺܶˮһҪ68ˮڱw(ni)ϵy(tng) 坍ˮ׃Ƥwн^l(f)
3. ÿC˯ߌĽҲǺҪ˯Уw鼴һÜ(zhn)ÿҪ810Сr(sh)˯(sh)p˯ߕʹ控(do)l(f)
Teenager girls need about 2200 calories a day. Boys need a bit more. 50% of your calories should come from rice, bread, vegetables and fruit. You also need a lot of water, 6 to 8 glasses a day. Water helps keep your system clean. Drinking enough water will improve your skin and give you healthy hair. A good amount of sleep every night is also important for your health. When you sleep, your body prepares you for the day to come. Teenagers need 8 to 10 hours of sleep each night. As a matter of fact, loss of sleep can make you look tired, and even cause you to put on weight.
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The Olympic Games
һ Ҫc(din)
1.ŴW\(yn)ڹԪǰ776_ʼϣDS(xing)ĿcF(xin)ڵһNjDŮSӣsڹԪ393֮W\(yn)ͣkׂ(g)o(j)]ekW\(yn)W\(yn)δӛ
2.һìF(xin)W\(yn)1896ϣDekH13(g)ҵ311\(yn)ӆTӽ˺ԽԽć҅
3.W\(yn)Ŀ̖ǣ졢(qing)
The ancient Olympic Games began
around the year 776 BC in
Ҫc(din)
1ÿȫ\(yn)ӆTһӊW\(yn)
2 (g)HWƥ˴ͥ ֺ֧͎£W\(yn)@˾ɹЇ\(yn)ӆTһA100ö51öơ
3Ї ÿ͞W\(yn)˹ʣo ȫ̵ĺӡЇ(sh)F(xin)ZkһáGɫW\(yn).ƼW\(yn)ĊW\(yn)ͨ^W\(yn)˽ ЇЇ
Every four yearsathletes from all over the
world gather to take part in the Olympic Games. From August 8 to24, in 2008,
the 29th Olympic Games were held in
Beijing Olympic Games achieved a great success with the support and help of the
whole international Olympic family Chinese. Chinese athletes won 100 medals in
all, including 51 gold medals.
The passion and hospitality of the Chinese people added colour to the Games and
impressed the whole world.
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Save the Environment
һ Ҫc(din)
1 ҂һ҂Ҫȭh(hun)SJ(rn)҂(jng)(j)^m(x)l(f)չȾͲֹͣ
2 Ȼ҂ܶ磬҂(yng)ԓĄ(l)˂ُIh(hun)öĿѭh(hun)a(chn)Ʒ@ζ҂ҪĘľɸɭֵĚ硣I(y)ԕ^m(x)l(f)չ҂ĵtܵĥy
3҂ҲR˿چ}˿ڳm(x)LS֮a(chn)҂һ҂횹ͬŬSo(h)坍
We have to save our environment for our future generations. Many people think
that pollution cannot be stopped if we want the economy to continue developing.
However, many things can be done. For example, people should be encouraged to
buy recycled productswhich
are much friendlier to the environment. It means we do not need to cut down
more trees and cause the destruction of more forests. Our industry will still
grow, but the earth will not have to suffer.
We also have the population problem. As the number of people in the world keeps
growing, we are producing more rubbish. For our future generations, we must all
work together to keep our earth clean and healthy.
Ҫc(din)
1. LLSr(nng)I(y)wٰl(f)չ˿ڵĿLLѱ(yn)Ⱦˡ(j)(bo)2000234|δ(jng)̎I(y)ˮALУL}ڇ(ni)ⶼˏVP(gun)ע
2. ֵÑcҵ£Sѽ(jng)J(rn)R˱o(h)LҪSh(hun)MѱO(sh)̎@(g)}fGɫMּǽ]˂o(h)@lĺҪһЩo(h)@l(xing)ҲڽO(sh)
3. Lĭh(hun)r҂׃ԽԽ
The
Thankfully many people have recognized the importance of protecting the
As a result, the environmental situation of the
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Education
һ Ҫc(din)
1. ǺҪ̌(do)õJ(rn)R@(g)ΣV˂P(gun)ԼҵĚvʷĻ߀ԎγԼĂ(g)
2. ͨ^pˌW(xu)غ͌׃øѺúͿϺ•ˡͨ^p˫@ÌI(y)֪RW(xu)SҪļɡͨ^p˫@ý(jng)(yn)W(xu)ͬƌW(xu)I(lng)Č(sh)üg(sh)
3. ֮p˵δ(zhn)䣬(chung)һ(g)ƽ,еڇҵİl(f)չ
Education is very important. Firstly, it educates people and helps them better understand the world. Secondly, it lets people know more about the history and culture of their own country. Thirdly, education also helps develop peoples personalities.
Through education, young people learn to respect and tolerate others. They will become more friendly, cooperative and helpful. Through education, young people academic knowledge and learn the skills they need for their future careers. Through education, young people gain experience and learn practical skills in different fields of science.
In short, education prepares young people acquire for the future, helps create a more peaceful and wealthy society and benefits the development of the country.
Ҫc(din)
1. P(gun)ʲôһ(g)ÌW(xu)@(g)}ͬͬҊҁfһ(g)ÌW(xu)(yng)ԓ\(sh)Ѻáʲôe(cu)ͺqԥسJ(rn)e(cu)`e(cu)`Ǹ
2. ÌW(xu)Sr(sh)(zhn)̎еÌW(xu)W(xu)(x)ͶԸW(xu)ҲW(xu)Õr(sh)gnÃ(ni)ŬW(xu)(x)ˌW(xu)(x)Ҳϲg\(yn)ӲͶnС
3. ֮ÌW(xu)(yng)ԓȫl(f)չ
As to what makes a good student, different people have different views. According to me, a good student should be honest and kind to others. If he does something wrong, he admits his mistake and apologizes without hesitation.
A good student is always ready to help his friends when they are in trouble. A good student is one who is absorbed in his studies. He is willing to learn and able to learn. He makes full use of his time to learn both in and out of class. Besides studying, he also likes sport and is involved in after-school activities.
To sum up, a good student should develop in an all-around way.
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Music
һ Ҫc(din)
1. ҵ҂ԏC(j)к҂MP3 ҂ҲҕϿ
2. (dng)҂еª(d)r(sh)ȥ҂Ĺª(d)У(dng)҂еƣڕr(sh)҂ƣ҂(sh)r(sh)ʹ҂ӛ҂IJǾ҂S˻XIM(jn)҂ϲgʹ҂ɵCDŎԭ
3. иNӵ(sh)pҲSϲgҲԼϲgĸиǺ͘(du)ڴ(sh)LһЩˁfŵx
Music is our friend. We can hear it on the radio, and on our MP3s. We can also see music videos on TV. When we feel lonely, music can drive away our loneliness.When we tired, music can get rid of tiredness. Music can even make us forget our sickness when we are actually sick. Thats why many of us invest in CDs or tapes that we enjoy and that relax us. There are all kinds of music. Most young people probably enjoy pop music best, and they might have their own favourite songs, pop stars and bands. But for most older people, classical music might be their first choice.
Ҫc(din)
1S˹R˹19351977꣬иǣ
2S˹ĸĸܸFסķֻЃɂ(g)g2q_ʼ8qr(sh)ܳĺܺx_W(xu)У(dng)˿܇˾C(j)17qr(sh)ĸHĵһƬ꣬һƬԺԽԽՈ䛳Ƭ һ200Ƭ30ಿӰ
Elvis Presley was born in 1935 and died in1977. He was a world-famous pop star.
Elvis parents were very poor. They lived in a two-room house. He started singing when he was only two years old. He could sing very well when he was eight. After he left school, Elvis became a truck driver. He made his first record for his mothers birthday when he was 17. The next year another one was recorded. After that he was asked by more and more people to make records. During his lifetime, Elvis made more than 200records and 30 films.
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The World Online
һ Ҫc(din)
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3mȻ@Щؓ(f)ӰֻҪ҂W(xu)̎ؾW(wng)ɵĆ}ؾW(wng)ǎʹ҂׃øõ
The internet has brought about great effects on our lives. The first is its value for people who are looking for information. When people are in need of information, the Internet is now the first choice that many people turn to. The second is the possibility to build groups online and form friendships based on common interests, rather than apperance age or popularity.
However, there are some negative effects as well. The main drawbacks are uncontrolled information and unhealthy changes in the way people spend their time.
With all the negative effects, the Internet is still a positive tool that helps make our lives better, so long as we learn how to handle the problems it cause.
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The Internet is the fastest growing source of information today. They are, however, some things to keep in mind when you use it to do research.
Firstly, choose a search service. Here are the two services you can choose between to help you in your search engines and subject directories. Both give you direct links but the information is chosen and organized differently.
Secondly, remember to put key words in double quotation marks to help you find the information you need more quickly. Check the dates and the source of the information you find.
Follow these few tips, and your time spent doing research on the Internet will be much more rewarding, making the Internet your good and faithful assistant.
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Be smart about advertisements and let advertisements be at your service: think about why you should do the things the advertisements suggest,
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