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还有半年就要找工作面试了
我是痛下决心努力学习英语了
重点在口语
能够交流的口语

希望和大家一起进步

我选择的专题很随机
想到什么就是什么
各位有好的建议
欢迎欢迎

我学英语也这么久
现在最大的感触就是
眼高手低

老觉得自己学的好
不屑去理会那些看似简单的东西
其实最简单的
自己豆没掌握

想想自己
到底有几句英语能说的和native speaker一样好？
心里着急的时候
能有几句英语能从嘴里自然的蹦出来？
心里想的还不豆是中文？

痛下决心
改过自新

he is so cute!
you are adorable!
she is so lovely!
Kitty is gorgeous! (Drop dead gorgeous倾国倾城）
cool chicks!

pick up(追) girls
yeah, baby
Babe
she is like a doll
she's blonde

she is a brunette.
I get butterflies in my stomach （砰砰跳）when she looks at me.
I had a crush(暗恋) on him when I was in high school.
I am going to marry my high school sweetheart.
who did you go to the prom with?

girls refuse boys,
you should say:

he really turns me off.
I can't stand him anymore.
he doesn't speak to me anymore
he takes it out on me.
you cheated on me.
I am breaking up with you!
we had a very bad break up.
you are so immature!
you are a half man.

if you like him, you should say:

you are a very sweet boyfriend.
he is my dream guy. (dream lover)
he is the ideal universal(公认) boyfriend.
I think you are my Mr. Right, honey!
that silly goose is head over heels in love with you.
he drive me crazy.
I can't live without you.
you are my honey, and I can't wait to taste you.

others:

I have to have a restraining order for that jerk.
I heard you are going out with him.
I think Jack was checking her out the other day.
she has no way of knowing I am here.

a cold talk:

Sweetheart, do you want to have a pizza? I will go out and get it just for you.
No, no way. I'd rather starve. I'd rather order by phone and have them deliver it.

will you go to the prom with me?
no way, you bastard!

talking about sb. (gossip)

you should give him a chance.
i will see, I don't really him, it's hard to say.
he is quiet and strong, and we were pals since we were kids.
she can suddenly get angry.
she is very patient and generous.

vocabulary:
independent
creative
talented
practical
shy
patient
generous
energentic
conservative
romantic
emotional
sensitive
affectionated
crabby
fragile
proud
warmhearted
conventional
artistic
strong
dramatic
self-confident
optimistic
cheerful
aggressive
daydreamer
fascinated

When I was a sophomore, I had a
friend who was depressed a lot. One
day he started to make a move on me
and I said, “What are you doing?” He
told me that he liked me and wanted to
know if I would go out with him. I said,
“No, I only like you as a friend.” He
then became really depressed and
started saying that he’d never get a
girlfriend and how no one liked him.
Basically, he put on a guilt trip, and I
felt really bad. So for the next two
weeks, I pretended that I liked him.
Later, I found out that he pulled the
same trick on someone else.
Nevertheless, I broke up with him and
told him that I was pretending to like
him.”

Just before I graduated from high
school, I began a relationship with a guy
who was a year younger than I. I would
be attending The University of Iowa the
following fall and he’d be a senior at
Maine South. However, when I left in
the fall, we were still dating.
A month into the school year, I met
someone else with whom I felt a much
stronger connection. Feeling that ending
a relationship over the phone was
tacky and rude, I decided to break up
with my high school boyfriend the next
time I saw him, which unfortunately
happened to be his Homecoming dance.
Seeing him prior to the dance proved
to be uncomfortable, at best. I evaded
any “relationship talks” because I
thought it more kind to let him have a
good time at the dance before I gave
him my news. I felt ill the entire night
at Homecoming, which actually became
a perfect excuse to avoid slow
dances. Afterwards, we met his friends
for dinner, and I kept to myself.
When he finally dropped me off at
my parents’ house, he apologized for
my not having a good time, believing
it had to do with the fact that I didn’t
really know any of his friends. I took a
deep breath and confessed the truth. He
hadn’t seen it coming, which proved all
the more difficult for me.
Before you think I’m cruel and
heartless, you should know that I ended
up marrying the guy I had met at Iowa

Although there are no exact
rules for dating, there are just
some basic principles that
should be followed. These may
come off as being utterly
obvious, but in the heat of the
moment, the brain tends to
forget these small, yet
significant, dating rules. Read
and memorize these, and you
will be a dating master.

DO
Bring breath mints (Altoids are a good
choice)
Pay for the girl (if you want a second date)
Dress to impress
Take a shower
Turn off the cell phone (you really don’t
need to hear from the ex)
Open doors for your date
Mind your manners
Go in a group to feel less pressured
Be yourself


DON’T
Check out other girls/guys
Wear too much cologne or perfume
Constantly talk about yourself
Insult your date
Order food with onions or garlic in it (if
you have plans to, umm…“talk” after
dinner)
Order for your date
Forget your wallet

different dating types:

I: the Party Anima
Your ideal mate likes everything pop
culture, and is a conformist. Hard work
irritates him/her, and s(he) prefers partying
to studying. But you don’t
mind—because you feel the same way!
Who needs intellectual stimulation
when you can practice giving each
other hickies?

II: The Bookworm

Your ideal mate, next to a book, is
someone who will enjoy going to
Barnes & Noble for a cup of coffee
and a good silent reading session. You
are on all the same teams: Science
Olympiad, Math Team and Academic
Bowl. Your biggest fear as a couple
is that your Ivy League schools will
be too far away from each other. Sob.

III: The Chill Kid

Your ideal mate has no problem just
sitting at home with you, chillin’ like
a supervillain. You thoroughly enjoy
each other’s company and don’t need
to go out shopping or to see the latest
Freddie Prinze Jr. flick. Toneddown
activities are far more suited
to your personalities.

As students enter high
school they have more opportunities
to do things, because they are
older and thought to be more mature.
They get to drive, meet new
people, go to the high school dances
and in most cases, begin to date. But
what about those who don’t date?
Students don’t date for many reasons.
Usually it’s because they don’t
want to, because they are not allowed
to by parents or because of religious
reasons.
Jane* is a sophomore and
chooses not to date because she
doesn’t want to do so.
“Personally, I find it useless,”
said Jane, “and no offense,
I just find it a waste
of my time.”
Jane is quick to
assert that it is not
that she can’t
get a date or
that she
hasn’t
been asked out; shehas gone on dates before. However,
based on past experiences and her friends’ experiences,
dating is not something that interests her
all that much.
There are also some individuals who choose not
to date for religious reasons. For example, some of
West’s Muslim students don’t date.
Tradition dictates that Muslim’s are supposed to
stay “pure” for their husband/wife, according to
sophomore Tayyaba Ahmad. They also don’t believe
in premarital sex, said Ahmad.
“When you date, there is always some temptation,”
said Ahmad, “And when you date, that can lead to
sex.”
Senior Wafiqah Sadiq, who is also a Muslim, has
the same beliefs as Ahmad. She rejects conventional
customs saying, “People live together as boyfriend
and girlfriend, and they have sex and don’t get married,”
said Sadiq.
Ahmad added, “Dating is like a roller coaster.
There’s just too much emotional baggage added on.”
Mary*, a junior and Muslim from Eastern Europe,
also doesn’t date because of religious reasons.
“God has chosen the person you’re going to
marry,” she said. “How you meet them, where: it’s
all written down. You just don’t know who it is until
the time comes.”
Sophomore Kate, who is a Hindu Indian, isn’t forbidden
to date. It’s more like a family tradition for
her.
“Nowhere in my religion does it say,
‘you’re not allowed to date,’” said
Date. “It’s more the Indian
culture that doesn’t
accept dating.”
Kate was
brought up not to date
and doesn’t find anything
wrong with that.
According to respondents,
In religions such as
these, young men and
women aren’t placed into an
arranged marriage. If they
see someone of the same religion
in whom they’re interested,
they can talk it over
with your parents to see if it’s
all right for them to get to
know each other. So, they
do have some say in the matter.
Contrary to popular
belief, not all adolescent
date. The art of
dating just isn’t for
everyone.

dating secrets:
1. smiling all the time, which make other persons including girls and boys.
2. In a locker. This one is good for freshman
who are small. If you have not noticed yet, our
school has fairly large lockers. If you have a friend
you can trust to let you out a specific, time you can
have absolute privacy almost anywhere in the building.