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歌词如下: Nod you head yes yes yes shake your head no no no raise your hand one two three put your hand down look at me look at him look at her very good now do it again uh huh
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今天要讲的惯用语里有个共同的词act。这真是个多义词,但是我们的时间有限说不了那么多,所以今天要说到的act都有表演的意思。比方说,我们要学的第一个习惯用语是:class act。 Class这里
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