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初来乍到第1季第2集台词 英文中文As a kid, there are things that terrify you.作为小孩总有些东西令你十分害怕Parents, th...
Basically, it is used when you are surprised by something and feel happy about it.For example :When you see a vast landscape and are moved by it.When you find a beautiful flower.When a friend gives you a gift.Or we can use "わぁ"alone with meaning to "Wow".So, when a certain ...
9．look after 照顾，照看 I must look after my old grandma when my parents are not at home．...
[translate] aIf you want to see the whales, where should you go? 如果您想要看鲸鱼,您在哪里应该去? [translate] aDave Thompson 戴维・汤普森 [translate] aeveryday have a lot of words,it's so happy,what do you think of? 每天有你认为怎么样很多词,它很愉快的,是否是? [translate] ...
Different people have different ideas. Some people are rich; they think they are happy. Other people have many friends, so they feel happy. Still others are happy because their lives are meaningful. Happiness attracts everyone. For children, happiness often suggests eating something good or playing...
What are some other words for sweet?Word Choice'Sweet' is a common adjective, a word used to describe a person, place, thing or idea. It's important to know some synonyms for this word so that your writing does not sound too repetitive....
1cLook at the pictures. What are the students’ problems? Make conversations. Examples A: What’s the matter with Judy? B: She talked too much yesterday and didn’t drink enough water. She has a very sore throat now. A: What’s the matter with Sarah?
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Different people have different ideas. Some people are rich; they think they are happy. Other people have many friends, so they feel happy. Still others are happy because their lives are meaningful. Happiness attracts? everyone. For children, happiness often suggests eating something good or playi...