总觉的哈哈
+ Z5 N! ]5 _) a4 m1 o  ?; RFLY怪了些
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step:看了会单词,但是量不够一会在睡觉之前还要补上 9 T  X+ Z4 P  D/ Y  g6 ^! h$ `: w
step:总结了185篇中的3篇,结束了一类话题噢 # e6 B- c; U! B. Z- i
step:在游戏中练习了口语
7 k, g% d+ x8 W" X- gstep:跟读模仿练习
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& E8 G. I" q8 a( y0 }3 k  第三篇(音乐jazz)
2 Z8 z2 d1 [! QWne of the things that i really have in trouble understanding is how jazz music develop to be so different form many their kinds of music. my class notes are terrible. |# O6 {2 L5 \
M:well what can't you understand on your notes?
, H) \$ |- J8 [1 iW:uh...one thing is i copy down the musical training form blackboard. What did it mean by that?* P8 X; r2 v7 M+ d' n3 G& Y( r
M:well most people who become professional musician to have some kinds of formal traning in music but the first people who play jazz music had almost not.
& L/ k7 H+ X8 ~! m$ \8 KWk,but so what?Doesn't it just mean that they weren't very good musicians.6 F7 y# y8 H; {1 H" b( P1 S
M:well,that's not the early jazz musicians weren't good,it's they play their instrument differently. Let's you are receiving formal instruction in the trumpet. First you will right way to play it your own. And the right way to use your fingers and right way to blow air and then you will practice single notes and different combination of notes until you could do those correctly and only after that your teacher give a piece of muisc to play.) B/ r4 ~0 I4 {0 z# V! X% ^
W:And the early jazz musician didn't learn to play this way?7 U6 K# R* u: f0 c6 R
M:No,, the first people who play jazz music learn to play their instrucment by actually trying to play a song they like! They were humanity and try to play themselves on their instruments.Becease they were mostly teaching themselves, they  began to express themseleves in ways that formally traditionally trained musican didn't  In traditional instruction there are one correct way to play something and everyone who plays try to make the correct song. But in jazz...
3 E; j- x/ Q& ]/ ]6 dW:In jazz music, there isn't one right way to play. In fact, individual musician just suppose to interpret the music in their own style. So you say this aspect of jazz developed because the first people who play jazz didn't have any formal music training.
- _: x. C; f7 VM:Well that's part of it but there is more. What you still have on your notes.

嘿嘿，生物钟方面很有用很有用~~
5 Y- l& \# U0 b6 m, W0 @# qlora大小姐青年节快乐哦
  E) j# b. R( b  p9 Z% A" x' ^话说今天是北大的110校庆3 A5 n& _6 }( P: ^6 m+ e
本来准备去瞧瞧，无奈早上睡到十一点钟才起。和wuhao一比只能去撞墙了。。。0 O. |% ?/ O5 q# `
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另外，关于还剩一星期时，每天都做一套模拟题，是不是频率太高了。而且结果太打击人。。。

LORA你也在听写场景上?9 g$ k$ |0 X: a* `7 x3 d* R
那篇我早两天才听过呵~~~  {: J! n7 }( o5 d3 i( ?0 x  Y7 r
游戏中练口语?
' g! j3 O, i9 k怎么练? 我只知道玩FROZEN里面倒是学几句话
9 H" p# l1 s# H% N/ y' ?- c  }( N1天一套可能是多了点
8 |' t9 k4 g( K6 k2 K自己调剂吧到时候! w( e" c8 T1 B( D! o- c# s: [
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小e太能睡了!佩服!
; c5 D$ @# y: c6 r$ ~3 s: ?0 f你一头撞豆腐去吧~~~
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  r% \4 K/ D/ Z大家节日快乐
9 d  O& C1 z! q7 ?有半天的假 呵呵....

我对飞这个名字过敏啊...
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' [2 ?1 {+ ?+ p; H( a/ R让我们适应适应吧...
8 U& c9 w' i$ {: O; _, a0 D  F/ k关于一天一套模拟题问题2 ^7 a" `" S4 ]) D/ |
其实我参见庄重老师的意见是这样的,希望对你们有帮助
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不做模拟题,只做真题3遍(OG)! o7 ?: g+ b0 k. o
  选5套真题---第一遍,1天1套,1天回味(成长的过程)
4 J: x+ D! Z( t8 O( F) \# A4 G                                       作题时:一定要写作文,/ |7 S5 c$ d0 K$ q1 N
                                                    正确面对错误, \' ]0 T, g$ A6 z+ w1 I" x% @* H
          ---第二遍:考前一个月再做一遍(自信,规律)7 t1 I9 u. k2 f0 C! ~/ \
                    ---第三遍:考前头一天(做你之前,做的最好的一套真题). l# ^1 U. n2 O/ Q" }3 i7 F5 s
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但我个人认为,这是给基础超级好的牛人准备的
0 o. ~* U* d9 L1 j, ~1 m每个人都自己的学习方法,一定要取长补短才是,找的适合就的方法才最重要.

其实早之前(2月初)我就听写完了这个分类场景,但是懈怠了跟读模仿
; w' D$ `% ^* S' N' B) E- |所以为了我的听写的完整性,我现在要补呢 * ^1 w  _& }; x1 X  g+ g
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出来混迟早要还啊(FROM<无间道>)
& ?: Z( l$ i2 Q6 k% P) j游戏红练习口语:----和外教做游戏啊. z8 y1 w" O; v
我们昨天完的是纸牌,美国玩法,很有意思呢...哈哈简单的快乐,生活的调剂啊,学习的过程
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' w- o3 Y4 z9 R; F) U& E( T关于FLY的睡眠,WUHAO你就不要说了吗
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学习的时间不等于效率,睡觉的时间也不能等于勤奋啊
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其实早之前(2月初)我就听写完了这个分类场景,但是懈怠了跟读模仿7 k! [3 g  g8 e. U1 ~& \
所以为了我的听写的完整性,我现在要补呢
, T8 `# z0 z9 {0 v7 h: y! j" d哎~~~
$ ^5 p) Q; J* i4 d9 a! C; p出来混迟早要还啊(FROM<无间道>)/ @1 m7 _6 ^; t4 L3 p/ X) v0 L
游戏红练习口语:----和外教做游戏啊
8 a: G. o1 y( \/ Q5 E8 q" d7 S( m我们昨天完的是纸牌,美国玩法,很有意思呢...哈哈简单的快乐,生活的调剂啊,学习的过程8 A! t9 s# k3 b/ t+ j

- |5 {0 e. d: S关于FLY的睡眠,WUHAO你就不要说了吗" Y' a7 o7 z1 U; B. }/ [' o
哈哈
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学习的时间不等于效率,睡觉的时间也不能等于勤奋啊5 z  i9 a/ s2 f3 H

LZ....作文就看笑来哥的就好啦..

step:看单词，LIST9，10( d. Y! G$ n+ [; N  K0 x* h! a
step: 跟读模仿，听力场景2 o+ J" Q  {7 [: b4 Y
step：看老友记，太有意思了
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2 q: R/ i$ s7 f% |第四篇（音乐jazz）
0 L& t, Q2 D; }To continue our study of jazz,today we will focus on the blues and listen to some recordings by Bessie Smith who is considered by many to be the greatest of all jazz singers. The blues developed in the southern of the United States from the music of black people who were brought from Africa and fored to work as slaves on southern plantations. The early forms of the blues were work songs and field howlers that were musical form communication among the slaves. The name "blues" comes from the loneliness and sorrow typically expressed in the song lyrics. The blues strated out strictly vocal but over time musicians began to accompany blues singers. Jazz greats like Louis Armstrong and Francis Andersen accompanied Bessie Smith in her recordings. The example of blues we will hear today is the reissue of some of Bessie Smith's classical recordings. These songs are from the late 1920's when she was in her peak of career. It's no wonder she was known as the emperor of the blues. She made 160 recordings and was also a sort of live performer in New York, Boston,and Chicago as well as the large cities in the south. Know her rich powerful contract her voice, in fact, in large performances she refused to use microphone. Bessie Smith's songs typified the earthiness and realism of the blues.

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