All of this is from the daily charging of the Hong En website (http://www.hongen.com/eng/daily), you can also hear English pronunciation of these statements in the site.
I copy them every day (except Saturday and Sunday), paste it again, so that I have more feelings that I have seen these things, I may remember more. Others want to see, you can use RSS subscriptions (http://blog.9cbs.net/aaaahts/rss.aspx). I am equal to sending these things to the computer every day.
Hey, the Chinese translation sentence of these sentences, I set the font color to white, which can be selected.
Daily idiom
Up to one's neck
Deepest in ...
SHE SAID SHE KNEW NOTHING ABOUT The Robbery, But I'm Sure She'S IN IT UP To Her Neck.
She said that she didn't know about this robbery, but I dared to be deeply involved in it.
Daily term
Donate (v.)
Donation
Example:
I donate Money Regularly to Charity.
I donated regularly to charity.
A day
I can manage.
I can walk.
dialogue:
A: Shall I Give You a Hand with all those things?
B: That's all right. Thank you. I can manage.
A: Let me help you take these things.
B: It doesn't matter. thank you. I am here.
Daily practice
Who is going to ________ at the meeting tonight?
A. Take a chair B. Take the chair
C. Hold a chair D. Hold the chair
The standard answer is: b.
This question analysis:
Take The Chair means "Hosting Meeting, Chairman"
Take a chair means "entering the seat."
Daily smile
A birthday present
birthday present
Annie: Mum, Do you know what I'm going to give you for your birthday?
Mum: no, dear, what is it?
Annie: a nice teapot.
Mum: But I've got a nice teapot.
Annie: no, you have't. I've just dropped it!
Annie: Mom, you know if you have a birthday, will you send you what gift?
Mom: Dear, I can't guess, what is it?
Anne: A beautiful teapot.
Mom: I have already had a very good teapot.
Annie: No, you are gone. I just smashed it.
Daily award
Riches Are Gotten with Pain, Kept With Care, And Lost with Grief.
--Latin proverb
Wealth is from hard work, keeping in anxiety, lost in sorrow.
Latin proverb
