1） You are really something.
NOTE1: something中th的發(fā)音特別注意；
NOTE2: You are really outstanding.
2） Don't step on her toes.
NOTE1: step on這個短語可以連讀；
NOTE2: Don't make her angry.
「世博ＶＯＡ」洗耳恭聽，兩個句子小菜一碟！
Here is the story.
Up to now, I have been teaching here for more than ten years. When my students see me, they would wave to me and say hello. Maybe you think that is the same to every teacher, for the students are taught to respect their teachers. It is, but there is something different here. They like me because we are on good terms, just like close friends and they often say "Tom, you are really something. How can you be such successful and be energetic all the time?" At this time, I would smile at them and say, "I am flattered. One point I'd like to mention is that you should learn how to be friends with people around you. That is to say "Don't step on others' toes." By and by, you will probably find that more and more people would be happy to help you when you are in need. Of course, you have to be knowledgeable and capable as well. Then one day, when the opportunity comes, you can make great success."
1） You are really something. 你真得很了不起。
2） Don't step on her toes. 不要觸怒她。
「請你猜猜看」挑戰(zhàn)自我，情景搶答也刺激！
Here are three situations:
S1. Suppose one day you were asked to go tothe manager's office. Finally you knew that you got a promotion. What do you think your colleagues would say to you?
S2. When Tom is angry, he would pull a long face. Now Tom is pulling a long face, but Peter is going to make fun of him. What good suggestion can you give to Peter?
S3. It is common that young people would change from one job to another again and again. But now you find someone has been doing the same job for 30 years. Would you like to give him a high compliment?
NOTE1: something中th的發(fā)音特別注意；
NOTE2: You are really outstanding.
2） Don't step on her toes.
NOTE1: step on這個短語可以連讀；
NOTE2: Don't make her angry.
「世博ＶＯＡ」洗耳恭聽，兩個句子小菜一碟！
Here is the story.
Up to now, I have been teaching here for more than ten years. When my students see me, they would wave to me and say hello. Maybe you think that is the same to every teacher, for the students are taught to respect their teachers. It is, but there is something different here. They like me because we are on good terms, just like close friends and they often say "Tom, you are really something. How can you be such successful and be energetic all the time?" At this time, I would smile at them and say, "I am flattered. One point I'd like to mention is that you should learn how to be friends with people around you. That is to say "Don't step on others' toes." By and by, you will probably find that more and more people would be happy to help you when you are in need. Of course, you have to be knowledgeable and capable as well. Then one day, when the opportunity comes, you can make great success."
1） You are really something. 你真得很了不起。
2） Don't step on her toes. 不要觸怒她。
「請你猜猜看」挑戰(zhàn)自我，情景搶答也刺激！
Here are three situations:
S1. Suppose one day you were asked to go tothe manager's office. Finally you knew that you got a promotion. What do you think your colleagues would say to you?
S2. When Tom is angry, he would pull a long face. Now Tom is pulling a long face, but Peter is going to make fun of him. What good suggestion can you give to Peter?
S3. It is common that young people would change from one job to another again and again. But now you find someone has been doing the same job for 30 years. Would you like to give him a high compliment?