如果你是想把英語當(dāng)作一個(gè)交流的工具,那語法和句型都不怎么重要如果你只把英語當(dāng)作一門課程,那語法和句型比什么都重要,因?yàn)槟阋獞?yīng)試。杭州學(xué)校的李曉剛老師認(rèn)為,對(duì)于英語,應(yīng)用的能力和語感是最重要的。

　　He went to the company to draw his pension.

　　I really need to take off, because its the commuting time.

　　Many people prefer to freelance from home.

　　Sleeping too long is a lame excuse for being late.

　　I grew up in Tianjin. I was living near a municipal library.

　　No, I havent lived there for many years. I went to school here in Beijing and have simply settled here and made it my hometown. I still go back to Tianjin every once in a while.

　　Well, there isnt much in Tianjin that is famous.

　　I hardly even recognize it, it has changed so much. Just like most of China, Tianjing is changing rapidly at an alarming rate.

　　There is nothing recognizable of my hometown except the historic area.

　　While much of the place is the same and seems familiar, it doesnt feel like home. I feel completely disconnected from the place. Its a rather bittersweet feeling if you ask me.

　　Its said that civilization is always on the move.

　　I like the park the most because there are a lot of clubs and also a lot of hustle and bustle. I like to be where the crowds are, the same as most young people.

　　People here are nice; there is a good sense of community.

　　The springtime when the winds from the Gobi desert blow in and the sky turns a hazy orange, is one thing I dont like about Beijing. Another one of my least favorite things is having to fight rush hour traffic on the subway.

　　如果你是想把英語當(dāng)作一個(gè)交流的工具,那語法和句型都不怎么重要如果你只把英語當(dāng)作一門課程,那語法和句型比什么都重要,因?yàn)槟阋獞?yīng)試。杭州學(xué)校的李曉剛老師認(rèn)為,對(duì)于英語,應(yīng)用的能力和語感是最重要的。

　　He went to the company to draw his pension.

　　I really need to take off, because its the commuting time.

　　Many people prefer to freelance from home.

　　Sleeping too long is a lame excuse for being late.

　　I grew up in Tianjin. I was living near a municipal library.

　　No, I havent lived there for many years. I went to school here in Beijing and have simply settled here and made it my hometown. I still go back to Tianjin every once in a while.

　　Well, there isnt much in Tianjin that is famous.

　　I hardly even recognize it, it has changed so much. Just like most of China, Tianjing is changing rapidly at an alarming rate.

　　There is nothing recognizable of my hometown except the historic area.

　　While much of the place is the same and seems familiar, it doesnt feel like home. I feel completely disconnected from the place. Its a rather bittersweet feeling if you ask me.

　　Its said that civilization is always on the move.

　　I like the park the most because there are a lot of clubs and also a lot of hustle and bustle. I like to be where the crowds are, the same as most young people.

　　People here are nice; there is a good sense of community.

　　The springtime when the winds from the Gobi desert blow in and the sky turns a hazy orange, is one thing I dont like about Beijing. Another one of my least favorite things is having to fight rush hour traffic on the subway.