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WRITING FIVE [00:01.07]写作指导 [00:02.14]We hear a lot Bout style.People say,When will I find my style?How can I develop a style? [00:05.58]我们常听到人们谈论风格。有人问:我怎样才能找到我自己的风格?怎样才能形成
Oh, why you look so sad The tears are in your eyes Come on and come to me now Don't be ashamed to cry Let me see you through Cause I've seen the dark side too When the nights falls on you You don't know what to do Nothing you confess Could make me lo
Ah-la-la-la-la I met this girl late last year She said dont you worry if I disappear I told her Im not really looking for another mistake I called an old friend thinking that the trouble would wait But then I jump right in A week later return I recko
A: May I help you with something? B: I would like to return some books. A: Ill take them. B: Here you go. A: These books were due two weeks ago. B: Yeah. I totally forgot they were due. A: You will need to pay late fees on these books. B: How much ar
A: What can I do for you? B: Im returning these books. A: Let me have them. B: Here are all of them. A: These books are two weeks late. B: I didnt have time to return them. A: Youre going to have to pay late fees. B: How much? A: 25 cents a day. B: 2
PEOPLE IN AMERICA - Gwendolyn Brooks, 1917-2000: First African-American to Win a Pulitzer Prize for Literature SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Im Shirley Griffith. SARA LONG: And Im Sarah Long with the VOA Special English program, PEOPLE IN AMERICA. Today we tell
A: How may I help you? B: I need to return these books. A: Give them here. B: Here they are. A: It appears these books are two weeks late. B: I forgot they were due. A: You do realize you are going to have to pay late fees, right? B: How much is the
A: I need to eat something. B: You just ate. A: I know, but I'm hungry again. B: There's no food left from dinner. A: I think I'm going to go make myself a snack. B: Do you know what kind of snack that you want? A: I'm not exactly sure. B: Why don't
STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Gwendolyn Brooks would have turned 100 next month. She was the first African-American to win a Pulitzer Prize. And on the centennial of her birth, a new biography of the late poet is out this week. Here's Karen Grigsby Bates of o
Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jeane Mortenson in the charity ward of a Los Angeles hospital in 1926. Her career as an actor and singer made her an icon of the twentieth century. Her trademark looks helped her become one of Hollywoods greatest ever se
By Cynthia Kirk Broadcast: March 20, 2005 ((THEME)) VOICE ONE: Im Shirley Griffith. VOICE TWO: And Im Sarah Long with the VOA Special English program, PEOPLE IN AMERICA. Today we tell about the life of award-winning poet Gwendolyn Brooks. She was the
You shouted out, But I can't hear a word you say I'm talking loud not saying much I'm criticized but all your bullets ricochet You shoot me down, but I get up I'm bulletproof, nothing to lose Fire away, fire away Ricochet, you take your aim Fire away
All I knew this morning when I woke Is I know something now, know something now I didn't before And all I've seen since 18 hours ago Is green eyes and freckles And your smile in the back of my mind making me feel like I just want to know you better,
AS IT IS 2015-12-24 The Year in Entertainment: Caitlyn Jenner, Star Wars, Adele Who and what entertained us in 2015? Many of us read the award-winning book, Between the World and Me, a discussion of being black in America by journalist Ta-Nehisi Coat
MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Lynsey Addario was going to be a photographer no matter what. The first time she went to Afghanistan, she was 27. Addario didn't have an assignment. She just knew she wanted to photograph women and life under the Taliban. In
PEOPLE IN AMERICA -July 7, 2002: Gwendolyn Brooks By Cynthia Kirk VOICE ONE: I’m Shirley Griffith. VOICE TWO: And I’m Sarah Long with the VOA Special English program, PEOPLE IN AMERICA. Today we t
Todd: OK, Mike, I was wondering, you're from Canada, and you have lived in America, and we work together, and in our company everybody is American but you, so how would you say Canadians are different than Americans? Mike: Well, first of all, I'll ju
Come a little closer baby I feel like layin' you down On a bed of sweet surrender Where we can work it all out There ain't nothin' that love can't fix Girl it's right here at our finger tips So come a little closer baby I feel like layin' you down Co
DARKNESS was a word Lyn Lusi was used to. Western journalists instinctively reached for it when they came to her hospital in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in Joseph Conrad's heart of darkness. 黑暗,林恩.露丝(Lyn Lusi)早已习惯