Organization PASSAGE TWO中

第二句话 “A basic definition of fossils is that they are the remains of plants and animals that have turned to store, and today we’re going to be talking about how animals become fossils.”应为“stone”

新托福讲义的16页倒数第三行，Notice前缺了一句：Wright's famous for his prairie-style homes.
怪了，不是应该用was的么，was也可以简写么成's么？
真倒霉，刚开始不知道听写什么，就随手拿了讲义听写，结果昨天上课拿这个做听力时一点悬念都没有……

还是讲义：

P19 倒数第10行instructor之前落了一大段。

…divided.

（底下是自己听的，不保证对）

(instructor) Exactly! Control of the river was extreme important during the war. Because of this importance, the colonial forces made a great effort later in the war, er, during the war, to (fort fight?) West Point. Eh, Pam, what types of fortifications did the colonies (install on?) West Point during the revolution?

(Pam)     Canons were installed in the hills over looking the Hudson in the area around West Point and a number of forts were constructed.

(instructor) Yes, that’s true, the colonial forces installed canons and built a number forts. Um, they also installed a very different type of protective device. Anybody? What was that?

(Someone) In addition to the canons and forts, they stretched a chain across the river.

(instructor) Ah ha, and why was the chain stretched across the river and why in that location?

(Someone) Well, uh…The chain was built to block the river and the location between the Point and constitution island was ideal because I think it wasn’t visible to river traffic coming up the Hudson.

 

还有20页Pam第二次说话，从第一行末尾was开始至第二行的major都可以划掉，这是打印问题吧……

relationship部分passage3，红字部分和听写音频下载帖子里给的原文不一样~

An interesting note about the giant redwoods is that even though the trees are so large, they have relatively small cones. What is true of most but not all conifers is that they are evergreens with needle-like leaves.

relationship passage4

how the theory is applicable to the present-day situation and you need to include enough facts about the present-day situation to demonstrate that it provides a good example of the theory you selected.

不知有没有人发过~反正我昨天才作了这个听写||

第六天 演讲2

But they are even simpler structurally because their cells do not have nucleolus.

肯定不是nuclear因为nuclear 是形容词，个人认为加上听到的极度模糊的单词应该是nucleolus（核仁）。而且细菌确实没有核仁！

谢谢大家……看到大家这么痛苦……我很高兴！

生物类 part C 段落练习(一)

To us, the environment in which fish dwell often seems cold, dark and mysterious.

蓝皮儿上面写的是:my tedious

stance passage 3 

 Now, let me describe an Iroquois village and what make it so special And Iroquois village consisted of a number of longhouses. Iroquois longhouses were long, single-story houses with U-shaped roofs, and they were veryelegant in their simplicity. Iroquois village were also well defended.

dtail passage 1

Student: Hi, I need to get a parking  sticker.sticky label with a picture.

Student: Front window, left side. OK, I’ve got it.

Worker: Now, do you know about the carious改various parking areas on campus?

还有的没记下来啦.等那天在找找吧.

修改13楼哥们的一句错误！我觉得应该是这样的！

what types of fortifications to the colonists install at west point during the revolution?

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    Baikal, which is the lake I’ll be discussing. Lake
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