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最后发表： hgl8815
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楼上说的很对，centre tafe 旁的教堂，叫圣约翰教堂，有中文堂，每周日，中午十二点开始，里面有个古牧师，人非常好，你可以问他，他会告诉你有免费的英文课。希望能够帮到你

最后发表： bl111power
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有规律的背，参见17天搞定GRE单词。。。

另外多阅读，运用各种联想记忆法也很有好处。

最后发表： 海天蓝一
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谁能帮我问一下美国的亚马逊网站里出售的Neaton xv-11 robotics吸尘机器人，所用的电压是多少？是否是110到240通用的呢、。、http://www.amazon.com/Neato-XV-1 ... 20749150&sr=8-1

最后发表： 熊猫阿三
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god pls bring back sir steve jobs, and we will give you justin bieber

最后发表： mason00
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That website is a good resource to learn English grammar. It is interesting to see that the present unreal conditional shares the same form with future unreal conditional form 1. I saw other classifications, but this is the clearest one I think. It also provides detailed sentence samples and usage guide.

[ 本帖最后由 mason00 于 8-11-2011 17:50 编辑 ]

最后发表： longmel
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建议lz注意一下语法，观点还可以

最后发表： trisun
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This is the real data in a company :-)
http://www.freeoz.org/ibbs/thread-808747-1-1.html

最后发表： FIRE
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“The Leader of the Opposition said to me, ‘You really expect me to accept an invitation couched in these terms? All I get is bile from you', is what the Leader of the Opposition said to me,'' the Prime Minister revealed.

Ms Gillard said that “in the interests of absolute transparency I believe it needs to be on the public record''.



Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national/ ... 91579#ixzz1cHtpmhTa

最后发表： Sean2007
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没人发表意见么?自己顶一下

最后发表： longmel
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学习一下一下

最后发表： bracez
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词根法，是个不错的方法。

最后发表： ANGELO_TODD
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楼主辛苦，看得很有意思

最后发表： ghrong
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不是装的，我本来也以为他是存心搞这个口音搞笑。看过几段他接受采访的视频，这家伙也是这个口音。

最后发表： Honghao
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我也想知道  请教  谢谢

最后发表： jonol
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浅显易懂，果然不错。

最后发表： juliazj20
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unfortunately, 在中国。。。

最后发表： longmel
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“不知以前谁说的澳洲用不起付费的技术”，都是传的，楼主小心哦

最后发表： longmel
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支持支持支持

最后发表： longmel
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再次感谢lz

最后发表： longmel
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应该是key account

最后发表： longmel
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谢谢谢谢lz

最后发表： longmel
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谢谢谢谢lz

最后发表： Richard.G
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BERLIN—As Spain's jobs crisis deepens, more young Spaniards are leaving the country in search of greater opportunities in Germany.

The new migration trend highlights the divide between prosperous northern European countries and the fiscally frail south that is at the heart of the euro zone's financial crisis. It also is a threat to Spain's longer-term ability to grow and recover from its financial crisis as thousands of its citizens—especially young, well-educated ones—leave a country incapable of providing them jobs. The country could lose many of its best and brightest, economists say.


The trend is visible at German-language schools in Germany's capital, where a growing number of Spaniards seek to overcome the language barrier to finding a job.

Elena Ballestín, 26 years old, is one of five Spaniards in a class of 17 students at a German-language school in Berlin's trendy Mitte district. She came to Germany a year ago after graduating from the University of Zaragoza with a business degree, struggling to find work.

She lives in a one-bedroom apartment with her German boyfriend and waits tables at a restaurant while she studies the language and looks for a better job. "My parents suffer with me being away, but they think it's better than being unemployed in Spain," Ms. Ballestín says. "And at least I can learn something."

Spain's collapsed real-estate and credit bubbles, combined with rigid labor laws, have left the country with a 21% unemployment rate. According to Spanish government data Tuesday, jobless claims in Spain rose by 77,910 in September and now stand at more than 4.3 million.

Meanwhile, Germany's highly competitive, export-focused economy continues to create jobs, despite slowing growth. Data last week showed jobless claims fell 26,000 in September, and the unemployment rate fell to 6.9% from 7% in August.

Germany needs about 200,000 skilled immigrants a year for its industries, the government estimates. And the country's need for labor is expected to grow as the number of young workers entering the job market declines in coming years, due to Germany's low birth rate.

The Spanish government encourages job-seekers to leave. In January, it signed a cooperation agreement with Germany to push German companies to offer jobs in Germany to out-of-work Spaniards, focusing on the engineering, health and tourism sectors. The arrangement got a publicity boost when German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Spain to meet with Prime Minister José Luis Rodgríguez Zapatero to discuss the matter, among other topics.

Eduardo Rodríguez-Priego, a 37-year-old civil engineer from Madrid, moved to Frankfurt in late 2009 after losing his job at a Spanish real-estate company. He had a brother already living in the German financial capital and decided to try his luck there after nine months of a fruitless search for a job in Spain.

"Four months later I found a job, even though I didn't speak any German," Mr. Rodríguez-Priego said.

Experts say the Spanish emigration trend is only just beginning. Carmen González, an analyst at Madrid-based think tank Real Instituto Elcano, says anecdotal evidence, including a jump in language-school enrollments, points to a rising readiness for Spaniards to look abroad for work. "I think we will certainly see a rise in emigration of young Spaniards, especially those with the most qualifications, in the coming years because of the economic crisis," she said.

Because European Union workers can freely move around the region, no exact data exists on how many Spanish workers have gone to Germany this year. But about 17,000 Spaniards have shown an interest in working in Germany through the new government-backed program alone, says John-Philip Hammersen, spokesman for Germany's employment agency, headquartered in Nürnberg.

"You can see that supply and demand come together well. The qualifications of Spaniards are good, companies have told us," Mr. Hammersen says. The most common problem facing Spanish job applicants is the language barrier, he says.

Manfred Ewel, language-education head at the Madrid office of Germany's official cultural organization, the Goethe Institute, said the campus has seen a 25% jump in enrollments since the visit by Ms. Merkel in February. A big portion of the new students are young engineers, architects and information-technology professionals interested in moving to Germany.  "Our teaching staff has to put in extra hours, also in the evenings and on Saturdays," he said.

最后发表： Richard.G
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The Australian obsession with the yeast extract spread suggests a patriotism pleasingly free of pomposity.




We're not privy to what William Hague packs in his diplomatic bag but venture there are no Yorkshire puddings in there. But for his Australian counterpart, Kevin Rudd, there is one taste of home it doesn't do to travel without. The former (and conceivably future) prime minister this week came a cropper at American customs, where officials puzzled over his Vegemite jar; he joked ministerial interventions were needed to prevent confiscation. Don't imagine this is a mere eccentricity of the famously geeky Rudd: it is a shared national obsession, as evidenced by the prime minister, Julia Gillard, having discussed it with Barack Obama earlier this year. The president judged it "horrible", by the way, reacting as half the population is said to do to its close cousin Marmite. If anything, the latter is the better yeast extract: the only difference in the ingredients is Vegemite's caramel colouring, while its texture veers towards Nutella, which fits oddly with the savoury taste. But you wouldn't know it from talking to Aussies. Far from invoking an imaginary army of Vegemite haters in the way that Marmite does, the marketing traditionally assumed straightforward affection, with smiling children being "happy little Vegemites". For whatever reason, however, this gloopy sludge is splodged at the pinnacle of the pyramid of national cultural emblems, alongside Edna Everage. And, like the cross-dressing comic, the worship of a yeast derivative suggests a patriotism that is pleasingly free of pomposity.

最后发表： hwl
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怎么收费？

最后发表： jason.zq
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ddddddddd

最后发表： cherub
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我要是发誓说，考试前每天天看四个小时的英文，再看四个小时中文，最后很可能砍成看一个小时英文，看两个小时中文。所以发誓一定要要狠，就算松懈，也能保证最起码的学习时间。

最后发表： keepdancing
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psychologist心理学家。不过，中文里面成名成家的人通常都有很大成就才称其为**家，这个职业就译为心理学家，哪怕只是没几年经验的年青从业者。
psychic通灵师 -- 通常就是持子之手，跟你说你死去的什么人有些什么话要跟你讲，大概跟中国传统文化里跳大神的巫婆是同事。

最后发表： ColdHouse
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我觉得学英语，就是模仿，大家懂就好了

最后发表： nowaybutgo
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楼主同学，凡事GOOGLE或BAIDU。

刚发现你是电脑博士，其实这个不用我提醒了。

[ 本帖最后由 nowaybutgo 于 19-9-2011 21:41 编辑 ]

最后发表： xincheng
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其实，刚来的新移民，去教会学习也是不错的，不过很多教会的英语课比较初级，不是很适合。但是教会气氛很好，人很友善，新移民压力很大，在那里可以得到很大的放松。尤其是像周日要是有茶歇，还是很好的，可以和当地人聊一聊，很有好处。

我刚来时，经常去的教堂，神父非常nice，给了我很多的指导和开导，确实非常感谢他的帮助！

最后发表： SuperBBQ
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把气缸里面也洗洗，就不用做service了

最后发表： kuthlaav
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Nowadays the way many people interact with each other has changed because of technology.
In what ways has technology affected the types of relationships people make?
Has this become a positive or negative development?
Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.


Tremendous changes has taken place in communication between people. Instead of writing letter, or making phone call, more efficient ways have come about like sending email, chatting on-line as well as video call. It is the new technology that provide people with such abundant options that even human lifestyle is experiencing amazing changes.
One can not fail to notice that life nowadays is much different from decades ago. In the past, post offices and telephone service providers played indispensable roles in people's communication. Without them, interaction between people in different places were impossible. Yet it is not the case any longer. Information can be sent to multiple targets in no time. Friends' images are always available as long as people get access to internet service. Without worrying about phone bills no more, phone call can be made via internet for free. Modern people are so spoiled that they would definitely find it impossible to accustom themselves to life back to a couple of decades ago.
Modern technology has changed the world so much that everyone benefit from it. First above all, thanks to technology, communication become so efficient that information can be spread around the world at once. Not only can people speak to or see their friends in an instant, but they can interact with many people in the same time. Furthermore, to realize all functions mentioned above, they need to pay much less than imagined. As long as internet access is granted, a huge number of free options are available. Moreover, the technology is still developing at tremendous speed that the world is getting smaller and the life is made easier.
Life is better due to new technology. It has changed people's life dramatically and has brought about great benefit to all mankind.

最后发表： test1ok
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谢谢。还是看中文舒服！

最后发表： gpoint
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Here is one of the corner of my office.

[ 本帖最后由 gpoint 于 6-9-2011 15:59 编辑 ]

最后发表： wongdeqiang
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TWT, 看来你是对的。。。refer to:
http://space.100e.com/myspace/Diary-80514, 这个文章说：

(四)、疑问代词who，what，which作主语时，谓语动词可根据说话人所要表达的意思决定单、复数。
Who lives next door? It is Xiao Liu.
Who live next door? It is Zhang and Liu.

最后发表： poppy
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Did You Hear the One About…?

Humor is a valuable tool for speakers, but you don’t have to be funny to use humor in your
speeches. However, you do need to communicate to your audience that you want them to
get a laugh from your speech – you want them to be happy. Gracefully tie your humor to
your presentation, but don’t use awkward transitions, like “That reminds me of a story.”

One way to add humor to any presentation is to make yourself the butt of a joke, just
as funnyman and supposed notorious tightwad Jack Benny did on his radio show. In a
famous skit, a robber held up Benny, saying, “Your money or your life.” As Benny’s pause
grew longer, the audience completely broke down, laughing uncontrollably. Once his
listeners regained their composure, the robber repeated his demand: “I said your money
or your life.” Benny’s measured reply: “I’m thinking. I’m thinking.” The audience again
exploded into extended laughter as Benny acted the part of a skinfl int in a supposed
life-or-death quandary. His self-deprecating humor was a hit. Of course, use comedy
judiciously. Be sure the context of your speech lends itself to levity.

最后发表： cancanlai
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本人有很多当时为了考雅思而买的语法书，词汇书，雅思剑桥试题无数书籍。。。有兴趣的朋友可以发邮件给我，谢谢

最后发表： nowaybutgo
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发通缉令了没？怎么报纸上没照片？