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Garrett Wall 《海外英语》2014,(10):19-19
Everyday I wake up tired, At times, it＇s hard just to face another day, It seems my life is going in circles, Too much of the same, and too little loving. Yeah.And why is it when you least expect it, Someone picks you up and turns you around, yeah, And why can＇t it always be that easy, yeah, Cos when you need it most love can＇t be found. 相似文献
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丹伟 《中学英语之友(新教材高一版)》2009,(5):18-19
I still remember the words “I love Beijing, I love Beijing Tian＇anmen”-which I read in the Chinese textbook when I was young. Beijing has been mysterious for me all the time. I was eager to visit her. My parents took me on a tour to Beijing during the summer holiday, 2005. It is well- known that Beijing is the capital city of the People＇s Republic of China and also the second largest city in China after Shanghai. It was a great journey. Now let me tell you my experience to Beijing; let us share the happiness of travelling. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(7):40-40
1. There＇ s a new employee just arrived in the office. What do you say to him？ a） Here, I＇ll show you around and introduce you to everyone. b） I＇ m the boss here and don＇t forget it, Now go and make some teat2. A junior colleague comes to you for help understanding a document. What do you say？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(7):11-11
The Oscars This month, two young British people are talking about the Oscars. Listen to the conversation and answer these questions.1. What does one of the speakers say in favour of the Oscars？ 2. What does the other speaker say against the Oscars？ Andy： So, the Oscars are coming up. So, you going to be watching it？ I＇ m really looking forward to it. Chris： Er, well, i tend to skip the Oscars. I don＇t really think it reflects the movie-going public＇s opinion of films. 相似文献
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"Once you love it, you never lose the love for the game. You never know when you can walk away from it. I tried a couple of times. But I have come to grips now that as much as I love the game, there are other components that need my love, need my attention, and I can easily walk away. Now I don't want to play. It's time to move on." -Michael Jordan 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(5):30-30
Photos and interviews by Georgie ＆ Danielle I think the best thing about living in Madrid is the excellent public transport system they have here. Erm, I like where I live, it＇ s in Tralee, southwest of Ireland it＇ s very near the beach, so you can get to the beach anytime you want. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(10):16-16
Learn the kind of English you need for social occasions. This month： renting a car. Listen and repeat these expressions.Part I What you say I＇d like to rent a car, please. How much is it per hour？ How much is it per day？ How much is it per kilometre？ How much is the insurance？ Do you need to see my driver＇ s licence？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):14-14
Podcasts Listen to these two Americans chatting about podcasts. Mary： Hey, how＇s it going？ Greg： Hey, how are you？ Mary： I＇m well. Greg： OK. Mary： Er, have you heard about this latest podcast？ Greg： No, I haven＇t, how does it work？ Mary： Well, I just heard about it of different files, different chats, things like that. Greg： Right. so I＇ve been downloading lots political talks, the news, the BBC, Mary： It＇ s great. I was just listening to it on my way over to the bar. Greg： Well, I don＇t know, erm. I＇m not really the type of person who really, like, you know, with all these different things like Intemet and stuff like that. i don＇ t know how that stuff works. Mary： But it doesn＇t interest you at all？ Greg： Well, 1 hate reading and I never watch TV, so I really don＇ t even know what I would need it for. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(8):38-38
Whatever happens or whatever the weather. ＂I＇ II be at the theatre tomorrow, come rain or shine-I wouldn＇t miss your debut performance for the world.＂To save money for a time that you might need it （during an emergency, for example）. ＂I try to save about 10% of my salary for a rainy day. You never know when you might need it.＂ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):11-11
People always say that hard work never killed anybody. Oh yeah？When was the last time you ever heard of anyone who ＂rested to death＂？ Being punctual in our office was of no benefit whatsoever. There was never anybody around to appreciate it. Our office was always on the cutting edge of technology. Not only did we have computers that spoke and listened, some of them even got ulcers. Did you ever notice how the people who complain the most about not having enough time to do all their work, are the same ones who always stop and tell everyone that they don＇t have enough time to do all their work？ 相似文献