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11.15    吉大。
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hT%t!mS8bx 是我理解问题了。。。
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0[1Uke:i 早就想在小马上开个帖，一直都是想起来就两点多了，看今天的时间还好，不能再拖了，赶紧来开贴~~
C2y.C1l0Re!@ 我的情况，4级上学期考的467，哀叹。还好了，扔了3年多的英语，感觉高中也没好好学过，考过就不错了。。。4XFt8V#a _%u
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3月末偶然知道了小马过河，下了不少东西。拖拖拉拉的听写了12篇。
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这次觉悟是从18号开始的，因为那天终于确定了考试日期，钱都交了，没退路了。m%y
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现在按照杨鹏的法儿背单词呢，老俞那本。今天应该是到list8的，没有完成，一会去奋斗。
}i*ye%c7g {q/t 按照杨鹏的那个方法啊，25号开始要看10个list每天，下月一号开始12个list，不过还好，很多的都是复习任务。
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现在就是每天坚持背单词，做一篇听写。8号以后去买本作文书练练作文。在家报了一个假期的强化班，现在的都算是准备吧。;y2wCZ2r6d([U0j
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好好期末考试吧~~这真是一点退路都没有。。。
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最后我想说，我听力真的提高了，虽然才听了那么点，昨天看FRIENDS，猛然觉得他们怎么说话慢了~·~哈哈~~

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B2A!@ 唉，最近在看Hustle，英音，基本听不懂了，没概念了。。。但是那个剧还是超级好的~~太帅了他们。
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So,en,as Jim said, James Pork was the 11th president and [color=red]well [/color][color=black][color=green]my[/color] [/color]reports [color=green]about[/color] the next president, [color=red]Zachary[/color]Taylor.Tailor was elected in 1894,it's surprising because[u],[/u][color=red]well,[/color]he was the first president that didn't have any previous political experience.The main reason he was choosen as a candidate was because he was a war hero.In the army,his men called him "[color=red]old rough and ready[/color]".I guess because [color=green]of[/color] [color=red]his [/color][color=red]rough edges[/color]He was kind of [color=mediumturquoise]blunt [/color]and he didn't[color=green] really[/color] look like a military hero.He liked to do things like  [color=red][color=mediumturquoise]wear civilian[/color] [/color]close[color=green]s[/color] [color=red][color=mediumturquoise]instead of[/color] a [/color] uniform,even in battle.And he was [color=red]so short[/color] and [color=mediumturquoise]plump he had to be lifted up onto his horse[/color]. But he did win a lot [color=red]of [/color]battles and became more and more popular.So the [color=red]Whig[/color] party decided to [color=red]nominate[/color] him for the presidency.Even though no one knew anything about where he stood on the issues.I couldn't find much about his accomplishedment.Probably because he was only in office about a year and a half before he died.But one thing,he pushed for the development [color=red][color=mediumturquoise]of the transcontinental[/color] [/color]railroad.Because he thought it was important to [color=red]form [/color] [color=green]a[/color][color=green] [/color]link [color=green]with[/color] the west coast.There was a lot of wealth in California and [color=red]Oregon[/color] for commerce and [color=mediumturquoise]minerals and stuff[/color] .Also he established an agricultural bureau in the department of [color=mediumturquoise]the interior[/color]. And [color=red]promoted[/color] more [color=red]government aid[/color] to agricultural.Well,that's about all i found.LIke i said,he died in office in 1850.So,he's [color=mediumturquoise]vice[/color] president took over,and that's the next report.So,thank you.
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z4A*YC']a$^1k i want to welcome [color=mediumturquoise]each and[/color] every balloon enthusiast to [color=red]Philadelphia[/color].Thank you for coming this morning to commemor[color=green]ate[/color] the first balloon voyage in the United States.on Janurary 9,1973,10 oclock in the morning,a [color=mediumturquoise]silk[/color] lifted into the sk[color=red]ies[/color] above the city,which was ,[color=green]at [/color]that time ,[color=black]the[/color] capital of the city.According to the original records of the flights,the voyage lasted 46 minutes,from [color=mediumturquoise]its departure[/color] in [color=red]Philadelphia[/color] to its landing [color=green]a[/color]cross the [color=red]Delaware[/color] river in New[color=green] [/color][color=red]Jersey[/color].though our pilots today will try to approximate the original landing site. They are [color=green]at[/color] the mercy of the [color=mediumturquoise]winds[/color].So who knows where [color=mediumturquoise]they'll[/color] drift off to.Even the [color=red]balloonist [/color]in 1973 experienced some [color=mediumturquoise]uncertain[/color] weather that day. There were clouds,fog,and [color=mediumturquoise]mist[/color] in [color=mediumturquoise]various directions[/color].Our r[color=mediumturquoise]eenactment[/color] promises to be nothing less than spectacular.The yellow balloon direct[color=green]ly [/color]behind [color=mediumturquoise]me is[/color] 5 stories high.It's inflated with [color=mediumturquoise]helium[/color],unlike the original [color=mediumturquoise]which[/color] was filled with [color=red]hydrogen[/color].
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];X:wqa/\(N"i| 最后一句居然是FROM ALL OVER...   我无语了。。。
8]U-B O"ip*@7U 昨天的还没跟读，明天这两篇一起好了。。。?!u,B6z8]I
今天在学校楼关门打铃之时完成LIST8，一会去复习复习。。。估计完成那么老大的复习任务有点悬了。。。_NBF1etf]_B m
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昨晚没忍住，一直看american idol，一直看一直看来着，就很晚很晚了。。。z:N?-A L;F0{(i[
david cook~  a bartender，rock&cool~
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这次唯一感觉有点收获的是听写一遍下来大概知道了文章讲的是个什么事。。。7[2b7AE(aqaG%l
昨天复习了list5-8.  跟读history-6
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11月哦，还有很长时间，希望你能一直坚持下去

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好好坚持~

很好开始哦~~~
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坚持到底

我打算11.15的二战了，一起努力，加油！

不错阿，加油！:lol

不早了，我12月，开始准备了

看看我的上篇，还是遥远的5月28.。。。
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*g4F3XN"E 酒店，加油~~  这两天之后，我对我的嗓子真是肃然起敬。。。
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晚上看了list7-12，比当时背的时候不会的还多。。。还多多了。。。

上午在屋做了一篇听写，history-11 挺简单的，就不往上贴了。
A8pRjg9[j 单词，我卡在list12了，再往后背不下去了。
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刚接到电话，应聘成功，但是正好赶上那天做PRE。。。B)K-]Ry
疯了，应该是去不上了吧。。。哭。。。

楼主好累，上班还要考托

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6_8_ ]a-BS!oU} 其实是我应聘的一兼职，就干两天。。。呵呵。。。

哈哈 我晚你一周 不过单词过了三四遍了吧 我觉得那本10000的单词不错 加油吧~

来踢踢场，不知道楼主会不会坚持

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哎，再不更新就要掉到第二页了。。。 REB!||;giv
这是几天前听的一个段子。。。
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&|!Mck8cC;i D7FH` Last week wo talked about Ann Bradstreet and [color=mediumturquoise]the role[/color] of women in the [color=mediumturquoise]Puritan Xolonies[/color] . Today I want to talk about some other women who'[color=seagreen]ve[/color] contributed to American history.Some famous ,some not [color=seagreen]so[/color] famous. THe first womon I'd like to talk about is Molly [color=red]Pitcher[/color],those [color=mediumturquoise]of[/color] you who are familiar with the name may know her as a heor [color=mediumturquoise]of the[/color] American Revolution . But in fact,there never was a woman named Molly Pitcher.Her real name is acturally Mary [color=red]Ludwig Hays[/color]. She got the nickname Molly Pitcher for her [color=mediumturquoise]acts of bravery during[/color] the revolutionary war. As the story gose, When Mary's ,or Molly's husband Jone Hays [color=mediumturquoise]enlisted in the[/color] [color=mediumturquoise]artillery[/color] .Mary fallowed ,like many wives did.She helped [color=seagreen]out [/color]doing washing and cooking for the soliers.She was known to be a pretty unusual woman. She [color=mediumturquoise]smoked a pipe and chesed tobacco[/color]. Anyway,in the summer of 1778,at the battle of [color=red]Monmouth[/color],it was a [color=mediumturquoise]blistering[/color] hot day,Maybe over 100 degrees and 50 soldiers died [color=mediumturquoise]of thirsty[/color] during the battle.Molly wasn't [color=red]content[/color] to stay back at camp.Instead, she ran though [color=red]ganshots[/color] and [color=red]cannon[/color] fire carrying water in pitchers from a small stream out to the thirsty American soldiers.The relief that she brought with her pittchers of water, gave her the legendary nickname-Molly Pitcher. The story also says that she continued to [color=mediumturquoise]load[/color] and fire her husband's cannon after he was [color=mediumturquoise]wounded[/color] it.They say she was so well liked by the other soldiers that they call her [color=mediumturquoise]Sergeant[/color] Molly .In tact, [color=mediumturquoise]legend has it that[/color] George Washington himself gave her the special military title.