GRE串词成文

I don't want to abase my potential, but I must abandon the fuckingabacus. I think that I will abate my imagination if I let my abdomenalways below the table to calculate the boring formula. So I abdicate.I don't want to abet anyone to abhor the maths problems, but it isreally abhorrent for me, I can’t abide it. Maybe the abeyance is astupid and aberrant for others, because the salary is very high. Butfor me, it is nothing; I want to do what I like. And this doesnt meanthat I have no abnegation. In fact, I have performed my ablution, in myabode, I have the image of the God, I know that abnegation is a virtuesof mankind. But I abjure to be an abject abnormal robot who calculatesall days with the abacus. The abolition of this job makes me feel free.I will try my best to look for the life that I like.
I abominate this weather, I don't know how the aboriginal enduresthis weather without any modern equipments. I abound with hopes to runin the morning, but it is abortive. I abrade my leg because I slip.This abrasion enforce my abhorrence to the weather.

I must abridge or abrogate my quantities of motion. In a word,I want to abscond to seek an absolution from this bad weather. But thisabridgement means that I abstain from the challenge of difficulties.Maybe the abstemious diet will be a good punishment. I abuse theweather that has drizzle in abundance. I enter my room and pick up anabstruse scientific abstract. I am abstracted. So absurd, in this badmood,why do I choose this article, it will make me more angry. But suchabsurdity happens all days for everyone, doesn't it ?