I've got E phone call. That was really mumble and repeatable conversation. That was not my business. Don't tell me that your flatmate was sooooo annoyed you. And keep said something that you should improve your English and try to share a room with roommate or talk to some Korean and Japanese in English. Come on, our English are poor, why are you suppose that I should talk to asia people to improve my English. I rather talk to British. I knew E are here for 6 years, but I don't need you to tell me what should I do. OK? Then you suppose I do nothing in here, hey! Are you were me? Just keep complain your flatmate but I didn't live with you, it's not my business now and forever. Then you are like to be someone who knows more than me. I'm not suppose to follow your way.
OK, I'm complain then I'll elect good part of the conversation but I swore. yeah I did. I did swear in Mandarin.
It's my writting and my teacher corrected it for me.
The situation:
Your friend calls to say he can't go to a party tonight because he's got a lot of homework to do. You've already finished yours. What do you say to your friend?
Ring~~~
Tom: hi, this's Tom. I really want to go with you, but I'm afraid I have to stay at home to do my homework, it's quite hard.
Starlin: Oh, I've already finished, I'll help you with your homework, don't worry and then let's take you out for the party.
Tom: Really? Thank you! You are my lucky star. I'll go and buy some drinks for you when you arrive at my home to help me. What time do you want to come?
Starlin: It would be great, let me think! Ok, I'll come to your house in one hour, see you around.
Tom: See you then.
Pretend to be a British. ^^
I'm afraid I'm going to scared my friends. lol But IT'S ME!
NO.36 Embankment
Stroll from the Thames past the finest secondhand bookshops and into the nation's Portrait Gallery.
TUBE: Embankment
Look right as soon as you enter bustling Villiers Street. The Embankment Gardens has deck chairs for rent in the summer. Just past teh park descend into Gordon's Wine Bar(#47), which serves homemade Port in an intimate cavelike atmosphere. Cross the Strand and turn left along Duncannon Street. Glance right to see the coffin-shaped memorial to Oscar Wilde. A few steps ahead is a staircase descending to the crypt at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, where you can stop for a cup of tea in its cozy caf'e. Continue on Duncannon and veer right on St. Martin's Lane toward the National Gallery that looks over Trafalgar Square. In addition to the beautiful rows of portraiture, visit the swank Portrait Restaurant on the third floor, which offers a fine view of Westminster Abbey. Turn left up St. Martin's Lane, past the English National Opera and, beside it. Brydges Place, perhaps the narrowest passage in Great Britain. A few doors up, through chic revolving doors, is the St. Martin's Lane Hotel(#45), designed by Philippe Starck. Those with sturdy legs can have a drink at the standing bar. A left on St. Martin's Court leads to Charing Cross Road. Turn right and walk past the row of secondhand bookshops, including Murder One(#71-73) for crime enthusiasts. Turn right on Litchfield Street past The Ivy (1-5 West Street), one of London's most exclusive eateries. Up ahead is the glowing sign for The Mousetrap, the world's longest running play, at the St. Martin's Theatre. Poke your head into the lobby to see if they've reached performance 25,000. Take a left on West Street and another left on Charing Cross and you're back at the Leicester Square tube station.
Walking just over three cards... you're too lazy..
Which of the people in the 3 situations have made the wrong career move? why?
Definitely, it's Kevin, he has made the wrong career move. Because he quit his job. If you do something and get a bit lonely sometimes, it's not a good choice. I admit housework is not easy, you need to be well-organised and work long hours, actually it is a whole day when your children need you. It's a challenging job as well. But as I say, you must do the job that makes you happy.
Clare and the couple, Lorna and Lan, they were eventually satisfied. It's the attitude that I like.
TV is better nowadays than it used to be. Do you agree with? Compare your opinions.
I suppose TV is better nowadays than it used to be. But it depends on What kind of TV programs. There are more and more entertainment TV programs on TV. I like to watch things like that. I dislike watching political TV programs. They try to affect people's thoughts. We don't know whether it's better to unite or be independent.
Nowadays, almost every country has reality shows, including Taiwan. There is a famous reality show for singers. The name is called The Stage Of Super Star. It is now in its fourth series.
Some of people from interpals that is a website were flirting with me by messages.
Are you happy so far?
I love all kinds of toast from all over the world.
I listen to music on average more than one hour a day.
go out and eat together=to take someone out=to have lunch
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Anne of Green Gables
Canadian/1908/Lucy Maud Montgomery
Published in 1908 (Died in 1965, 43 years old.)
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Who's the writer?
Lucy Mand Montgomery.
What's the topic?
The topic is Anne of Green Gables.
Is it famous?
Yes, it is, it had been made into a film and a play in Canada. Actaully, I watched it in Taiwan, maybe 10 years ago, it's a old drama.
Where does it take place?
It takes place in Canada.
Who are the main charactors?
Anne and a boy whose name I've forgotten.
What exactly is the content?
It's about a girl, she has no family, she is lonely and lived with other children in the same situation as her. And if you have more time, I can tell you more.
It was my writting and my teacher corrected it for me.
Discuss any major issue/problem affecting young people in your country. Suggest some advice. Get ideas from Maslow's Pyramid.
In Taiwan, young people spend a lot of time studying, they don't focus on what they are interested in at school or at college as well. When they graduate, they get confused, what do they want to do? The school doesn't teach people to choose something they are interested in. it affects their career, for example, we usually work for a while and then we find that our profession is not what we really want to do. Your life will totally change because you are not advised what is it that we really want.
People pay attention to reputation. Being a doctor or a lawyer is what society expects, so young people need to know what are important for themselves.
Starlin
It was my writting and my teacher corrected it for me.
What do you prefer working at home or office? Why?
I prefer working at home. But I think that we need social life. When I was working at home, I rarely went out during working time. My relatives always asked me why you didn't working. I just told them, I'm working at home. They wondered how come! It's hard to describe what exactly is my job. I admitted that I felt lonely when I was working at home. Although I had my family around me, but you don't have any real collegues, using msn messenger is ok to contact your collegues, but you don't know their exactly thoughts, you can't see them in person. you can find the distance between you and your collegues and your boss, it's further than if you were in the office.
Sometimes I cheated my boss, something like that I went out but didn't tell my boss. And I always had messy hair when I was working at home!
NO. 35 Jermyn Street (BY CITY WALKS-LONDON)
This walk, taken by London's finest gentlemen, passes through streets full of tailors, tobacconists, and exclusive clubs.
TUBE: Green Park
From the tube station turn toward the unmistakable Ritz Hotel (150 Piccadilly) and stroll under its concrete arches. Turn right on St. James's Street. On the opposite of the road is the unassuming entrance to White's (#37), London's oldest and most exclusive club, open since 1753. Take a left on Ryder Street and another left on Bury Street. Stop in for a cocktail at Quaglino's (#16), restaurateur Terence Conran's stylish subterranean eatery, complete with cigarette girls and piano players. Take a right on Jermyn Street, lined with tailors and shirt shops, including Thomas Pink (#86). On the right-hand side is Taylor of Bond St. (#74), around since 1854 and known for its badger-bristle shaving brushes. At Dunhill's (#48) on the street look into the Piccadilly Arcade, guarded by a bronze statue of the ultimate Jermyn Street man, Beau Brummel, who said, "To be truly elegant, one should not be noticed." On the northeast corner of Jermyn and Duke Streets is the back entrance to Fortnum and Mason (181 Piccadilly), where you can buy the finest jellies and jams in the world. Afternoon tea on the fourth floor is recommended. Past St. James's Church, turn right onto Duke of York Street. Keep right around St. James's Square, passing the private London Library (#14). Exit the square and turn left onto Pall Mall, following it past the statue of of Florence Nightingale. Follow Pall Mall all the way to Trafalgar Square. Ahand of you, high atop a column, is the one-armed gentleman, Lord Nelson, who looks out at the many entrances to the Charing Cross Underground.
The Jermyn Street is for man, is not for woman, I'm not interested on it. Eventually I like Greek Park a lot. People are relax on the grass. it looks like I don't need to consider I have NO MONEY to stay in LONDON.
NO. 24 Piccadilly to Regent Street (BY CITY WALKS-LONDON)
This trio of London streets-Regent, Carnaby, and Savile Row-has been synonymous with London fashion for centuries. This walk ends at one of the best views in central London.
TUBE: Piccadilly Circus
It's never dark in Piccdilly, thanks to the dazzling neon signs, a fixture since Edwardian times. The little archer above the fountain in the middle of Piccadilly Circus is commonly known as Eros, although he's really the angel of Christian charity. Walk along curving Regent Street, Britain's first shopping street, designed by John Nash in 1812. Turn left on Vigo Street and right onto Savile Row, still the home of bespoke tailoring. Davies and Sons has been around since 1803, but Grieves & Hawkes was there first, in 1785. No. 3 was the site of the Beatles record label, Apple. On its rooftop the Feb Four gave their last live gig. Turn right onto Conduit Street, cross Regent Street, then take Foubert's Place past men's designer Ted Baker to Carnaby Street, and turn left. Although the street is no longer the beating pulse of all things cool as it was in the Swinging Sixties, it's still worth traversing once. Jog left on Great Marlborough before turning right on Argyll, which leads past the Palladium theatre. Cross through Oxford Circus onto Regent Street and continue to All Souls Church and, next to it, the Art Deco BBC Broad-casting House. Tucked into the short Langham Place is the St. Georges Hotel Use the elevator in the lobby with a sign on it dedicated to the Heights bar and ride it to the fitteenth floor where the bar, open to the public has a lovely view of the spire of All Souls and free potato chips. When finished, retrace your steps to the Oxford Circus tube station.
I had tried to find out the things that is recommended, but I did it by myself, it's hard to follow all of things. orz...
It was my writting and my teacher corrected it for me.
I admire the auther of Harry Potter. I would like to be talented like her. she has created an amazing novel. And it has became a film and not only one film! I was attracted by the film and was engaged to read the novel, but it's translated into chinese. Some sincere readers say, you should read the English version. I agree that, I should read the English version. And my friend who is from Hong Kong, is reading the series 1, she said she has to spend 20 minutes to read only one page, because she has to chenk the vocabulary!
埃優為
一直吃吃吃 為何ㄋ
可能英文都沒啥進展 又不看書 整天上網
身邊又不認識正統英國人 只有認識筆友
進步太慢了 又沒有去找工作
整個步調亂成一團
比起來吃東西 真是簡單(不是指煮飯 是指把食物吃下去這件事)
又懶的動 這禮拜只做一次body combat
又不小心在忙一件小工作 不能專心去做body combat..
果然有點病了...
今天去malvern house 說要轉班 有點火大
那小姐說除非你有serious problem 不然不能轉班
屁拉 明明大家說想轉班就可以轉班 有什麼問題ㄇ
我不喜歡就不喜歡 我直接跟他說我不喜歡piccadilly centre
還說11點到2點是給新生的 new student
我就說我要9-12點的 她還在那邊裝
她一直在那邊要我解釋給她聽為什麼不喜歡
explain to me... 馬的
整個越來越火 你憑什麼整我 我整個臉很臭 眼睛瞪很大一直看她
我就跟她強調我同學都可以轉班 有什麼問題我不能轉班
她就一副無可奈何的幫我轉班還說什麼你這次要上完四週喔(每四週要換教室)
她跟隔壁的說日文 不知道說什麼鬼 想整我門都沒有
要知道 如果她沒有讓我轉回 trafalgar centre 我是不會離開櫃檯的
下週一回去charing cross 上課
碼的piccadilly centre這邊是china town 我才不想走在這一區勒
來英國還看一堆中國字的餐廳 不想走在china town 謝謝喔 再連絡
