Day 9, Page 93-102 ? ?結(jié)束部分文字：it's really hard to mess up your lines
一. 字詞
1. have sth. in the bag
(1) 原文：All the capitals are written in big red print, so I knew I had this one in the bag.
(2) 解釋：穩(wěn)操勝券
(3) 造句：I've been preparing for this English speech contest for a long time, so I have it in the bag.
2. pipe up
(1) 原文：But right before the test got started, Patty Farrell piped up from the front of the room.
(2) 字典解釋：to suddenly say something, especially when you have been quiet until then
(3) 造句：My little cousin piped up, while I called my boss.
3. flunk
(1) 原文：So thanks to Patty, I ended up flunking the quiz.
(2) 字典解釋：to fail a test
(3) 造句：I flunked the exam, because I was too nervous.
4. well-rounded
(1) 原文：Mom said the only way I was going to be "well-rounded" was by trying different things.
(2) 字典解釋：a well-rounded person has a range of interests and skills and a variety of experience
(3) 造句：What a great well-rounded student you are.
5. take someone's side
(1) 原文：I knew that would?make Dad take my side.
(2) 字典解釋：to choose to support one person or group in an argument, and oppose the other one
(3) 造句：Although she is my best friend, she refused to take my side in the matter.
二. 句子
1. Those school plays are always musicals, and the last thing I need is to have a sing a solo in front of the whole school.
(1) 結(jié)構(gòu)：the last thing I need is to do
(2) 仿寫：I know I should do more exercise, but the last thing I need is to run.
2. Unfortunately, a bunch of other guys had the same idea as me, so I guess there are a lot of guy who have a bone to pick with Patty Farrell.
(1) 結(jié)構(gòu)：have a bone to pick with ?
(2) 解釋：對(duì)……有意見(jiàn)
(3) 仿寫：The most of employees have a bone to pick with their boss, because they often have to work overtime.
三. 日記
Today we learned the oral English expression of table manners. In my opinion, Decent table manners are of great importance. When I learned German, this topic left a deep impression on me as well. Because we had breakfast with our teacher together in the classroom, at the same time we learned lots of table manners. For instance, don't talk with your mouth full. Don't smack your lips when you eat. And don't lick your fingers. Use a napkin. Although these are the most basic manners, I was impressed by this class.
