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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 16-11-2014 12:46 编辑

如果做菜用，可去 gravy 类的地方，有各种调好味道的包装袋，或者 baking mix 架除了各种面粉外，也会有各类做添加剂的粉类，cornflour 是最实惠的
一定要土豆淀粉，恐怕不会有，或者用最初始的方法，每次做土豆类的自己晾干

最后发表： 语之玫瑰
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我用灵格斯，可以加载朗曼、牛津双解的各种字词典

最后发表： 指纹
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Yeah, I wasn't aware it's been that long.

I will pick it up shortly.

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new to come?

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come to learn from you
don't know much about it
only seen thou and thee in Shakespeare's plays

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若是独立技术怕是不够分数吧  另外NSW州担保职业列表上取消IT和会计了

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自我介绍
工作经验：在国内示范性高中有六年英语教学经验，深知中国学生在英语方面的弱项，能针对学生需要制定行之有效的学习方案
学习经验：经过多年英语学习，积累了大量有效的学习经验。特别在准备雅思考试之前，总结了大量实践技巧，可以和你分享
个人性格：责任心强，有耐心，非常愿意回答所有关于英语的问题
实践能力：2014年1月考的雅思A类，总分8.5，听力和阅读9，写作8.5，口语8（这是本人一次考出来的成绩）
教学成果：目前为止，所有经过系统辅导的学生均已通过雅思考试。

可提供的辅导：
1. 雅思听力、阅读、写作、口语，任君选择科目
2. 雅思写作面批，点评语法和篇章问题
3. 论文语法修改
4. 在辅导以上内容期间，如你有关于会计和金融专业的问题，而且问题在我力所能及范围内的，也愿意为你解答
5. 除了英文辅导，还可以提供NAATI翻译服务的哦～～

上课地点：UQ、City或Sunnybank Hills图书馆
每次课时：2-4小时

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QQ： 57995787 （请注明“雅思”）

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youtube上的字幕不对的。。。
这几天我已经找到一些字幕了，在“射手网”
多谢楼上的两位！谢谢版主！

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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 10-9-2014 16:25 编辑


http://www.freeoz.org/ibbs/thread-1150650-1-1.html click on it, you'll find more. Thanks for your support  

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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 31-8-2014 13:39 编辑

The challenge of change

PUBLIC enthusiasm underlines the fact that China’s growing assertiveness is not purely a matter of relationships outside its borders. “Whenever I see a change in foreign policy, I always ask, ‘what’s going on domestically?’ ” says Joseph Fewsmith of Boston University. Mr Xi is purging rivals, clamping down on corruption and, many hope, pushing through tough economic and financial reforms; some foreign distraction might come in handy.

Consolidating power at home and throwing its weight around abroad are linked, but they do not mark a return to full-blown, go-home-Macartney imperial arrogance. The Chinese know that there are now things they want from beyond their borders—ideas as well as markets, raw materials and investment—and they have integrated remarkably well, if sometimes grudgingly, into many international organisations. From not understanding the Westphalian world view, China has grown into a devotee, seeing a way of looking at the world in which it thinks, as a big state among small states, that it enjoys natural advantages. It has accepted the equality of its rulers with foreign kings, though not necessarily the idea that there should be laws to bind all such princes.
(The danger is that China will seek greater power in the world as a substitute for fundamental changes at home)

However, those rulers have not accepted, and cannot accept, equality with those they rule at home. Maoist China created a strong state and a weak society. Now that strong state has to deal with an ever stronger society, too, in which individuals have new ways of expressing themselves about all sorts of things, including the need for more accountable government. China’s rulers believe the country cannot hold together without one-party rule as firm as an emperor’s (and they may be right); an increasing number of its people (and many foreign sinologists) believe it cannot become fully modern as long as one-party rule endures.    ---------- interesting to see a westerner agreeing on this for the first time.

Both the aspirations of the enriched and the resentments of the oppressed are in play. In western regions, Muslim and Tibetan areas are constantly rocked by unrest. In the more prosperous east of the country, the post-Tiananmen deal—stay out of politics and you can do anything you want—is fraying, and public outrage at corruption, pollution and other problems grows more vociferous. Yet rather than allow more formal popular participation and move towards the rule of law, China’s leaders are allowing less participation as they crack down on free-thinkers, believing that carrying out real, structural reform is more dangerous than not doing so. In fact the opposite may be true. The deep fissures in the country will be increasingly hard to paper over with mere prosperity.

It is not just that seeking to placate the public at home with braggadocio overseas will make it harder still for China to garner allies and respect. There is a deeper problem. Many countries around the world admire, and would like to emulate, the undemocratic but effective way that China has managed its decades of growth. If China’s domestic politics look less stable, some of that admiration will wane. And even if things can be held together, for the time being, admiration for China does not translate into affection for it, or into a sense of common cause. Economically and militarily, China has come a long way towards regaining the centrality in Asia it enjoyed through much of history. Intellectually and morally, it has not. In the old days it held a “soft power” so strong, according to William Kirby of Harvard University, that “neighbours converted themselves” to it. Now, Mr Xi may know how to assert himself and how to be feared, at home and abroad. But without the ability to exert a greater power of attraction, too, such strength will always tend to destabilise.

If China could resolve its identity crisis and once again become an attractive civilisation rather than just an enviable development model, it would be much better placed to get the respect and influence it craves. But it is hard to see that happening unless the party gives more power to its people, and Mr Xi has made it clear that will not happen on his watch. The danger is that China will seek greater power in the world as a substitute for fundamental changes at home. If it fails to make those changes, its global power will continue to look hollow, unattractive and threatening, and its neighbours will continue to cling to the coat-tails of Uncle Sam.

China is no longer the “crazy, first-rate man o’ war” described by Macartney in 1793. In spite of its many problems, it is a sleeker, more modern ship. Over 200 years, through much pain and suffering, it has transformed the very core of its identity, changing itself from an inward- and backward-looking power to an outward- and forward-looking one. Since 1978, it has shown both flexibility and unwielding resolve in its continued pursuit of wealth and power. Now those goals are within reach and China stands on the verge of greatness. The next few decades may prove to be the most difficult of all.

The End of China's Future

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https://www.ets.org/newsroom/new ... a_open_for_business

是11月。不过根据http://www.immi.gov.au/News/Pages/aelt.aspx里给的标准，我写作的分不够。。。555

我TOEFL的写作只有24。要达到27才相当于雅思7的成绩。杯具～

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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 22-8-2014 08:31 编辑

Friday again. So true, time flies!

Let's see women and men in pitures this week.
Men would be happier to see it. Isn't it



Women in three pictures first
         






Men in three pictures
            

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目前我在thornlie，不过听说市区的amep教学质量好些，不知道情况如何。

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楼上大好人那，我会按你的建议好好排计划的。谢谢！

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感谢楼主，必须顶

最后发表： david100
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你好，我是去年念的skillmax，如果见到Sally和Magdy，请转告David向她们问好。

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谢谢你

最后发表： ninger
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很好！谢谢！

最后发表： season168
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顶顶顶

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每年的材料都一样吗？也有打算学习这个。

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谢谢分享

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留学生应慎用习语​​必须养成习惯的一句话----Excuse me​​

当年课本上的Excuse me是每当问路或叫别人让路时用的话。殊不知Excuse me是英语国家里极为重要的礼貌用语。在公共场合打喷嚏、咳嗽、打哈欠、打嗝，甚至放屁都要对人说Excuse
me.这是澳洲小孩子5岁前就知道的事情。但是我们很多亚洲学生在国内从来不知道这些，过来后都没有养成这样的习惯。有人打了一个超响喷嚏后，吸吸鼻子，什么话都不说，结果给很多澳洲人留下不好的印象。

别人打喷嚏怎么办？你应该说Bless you（保佑你）！

​​​​必须慎用的一句话---- Of course​​
中国人编写字典往往只解释字面意思，却不解释文字的潜台词。Of course的字面意思是当然,但是不太有人知道它的潜台词是明知故问.如果别人向你询问问题，最好不要用of
course来回答，否则别人会认为你很不礼貌。举个例子来说，别人向你问路，问是不是向左走，你说of course.然后别人又问，是不是到第一个拐角转弯，你又回答of course.别人就会很生气。因为你老是在说明知故问这个词。
​​什么时候应该用Of course呢？当别人请求你帮忙的时候，你可以说Of course.或者你在向别人介绍情况，对于有逻辑关系的结果进行描述时，你也可以用Of course.

​​​​应当少用的一句话---- Do you understand?或者Under-stand?
​​好像这是中国男留学生最爱用的一句话。但这句话的潜台词是，你的理解能力跟不上我的解释水平,有一点责备的意思。澳洲人只会对英语超烂的人才会用这句话。一般很少用。​​其实有很多方法来问对方是否理解你所说的内容。比如说：Did I make sence?意思是，我解释得清楚吗？这样一来，即使对方不清楚，听上去你也是把过错推给了自己。是你的解释能力有问题，而不是对方的理解能力不好。这样就会比较礼貌。​​
其他类似的表达有很多：Do you follow?潜台词是，我是不是解释得太快了,或者我的跳跃性太大了.如果真的遇到理解能力超烂的人，你也可以婉转地问他：Are you on the same page（with me）？（你和我看的是同一页内容吗？）或者Do you read me（你了解我的意思了吗）？​​​​应该准确运用的一句话----I know​​I know的潜台词是：我早就知道了！记得KITKAT广告里的女主角吗？别人打电话过来，她一个劲地说I know,I know,表现出非常无聊的样子。因为电话那头的人所说的东西她早就知道了。最后她只能把电话交给鹦鹉，自己跑去吃巧克力。​​

在和同学做Group meeting（小组活动）的时候，你一定要注意别说错话。如果别人为一个问题讨论了半天，最后终于得出结论时，你冒出一句I know.别人会火冒三丈的！你早就知道干嘛不说？在这种情况下，要表示会意，你应当说：I see.I see的潜台词是：哦，这下我终于知道了。

​​表示我知道、我明白的用语还有很多。比如：I understand.特别是当别人处于困境时，你可以说：I really appreciate your situation----我明白你的困境。​​

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澳洲口音真的很重？必须练起来~

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好像实际不是这样最常见

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楼主 。 欢迎多来问题，大家一起探讨   

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那我12年年底都上了呀，没有交钱的，还没上完，因为要生小孩，中断了。

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good

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JOSHUA, DAMIAN ...

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本帖最后由 yearshappy 于 8-1-2014 22:26 编辑


i'm impressed, and depressed
Re 10 000 hour rule
Let's say two hours a day of doing something. 2 times 365, it's 730. To gain 10 000 hours, 13 or 14 years is the number we need to work on.

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本帖最后由 澳洲雅思 于 1-1-2014 13:31 编辑

高清完整版请访问 wenbo.tv 更多精彩雅思资料免费分享！

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大学网站上应该有联系方式，并可以找到一些答案

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看来中介还是不靠谱，多亏有这个论坛，多谢指点，好好研究一下

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樓主都用“他”或“她”，不用“我”

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Just read the word YAK somewhere today, saying English borrowed many words from other languages and yak was one of those and it's from Tibetan.

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Wisdom Tree Education (原名English Solution Centre) 成立于2008年,是墨尔本最专业的教育补习机构之一。自成立以来,有超过500多名的学生在WTE的帮助下,顺利考入理想的精英高中,或在VCE考试中取得优秀成绩并顺利考取志愿学校,或取得全额奖学金,或是顺利通过雅思考试,取得永久居住权。

WTE为1到12学年的学生提供英语、数学、物理和化学等补习课程。WTE也为所有的学生提供SAT、TOEFL、雅思、General English、中文和韩国语等多样化课程。WTE所有的教材均为自制且拥有版权; 所有讲师都拥有多年教学经验并经过资格认证。

联系WTE,您会发现教育，可以有所不同。

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电话： (03) 9899 9927
手机： 0452 213 532
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赶紧学习

最后发表： liluliang
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Hi <your_name>,

Well folks, it’s been a pretty awesome ride.  And we sure had some lulz, didn’t we?  But the time has finally come for me to bid farewell.  After a long process of deliberation, I’ve decided to leave the profession and become a XXXX.  

I want to sincerely thank everyone for making my time at COMPANY enjoyable and rewarding, and I wish you and COMPANY all the best.

If anyone would like to stay in contact (and please do!), here’s my personal email:

XXXXXXXXXX@gmail.com

Cheers,
XXX XXXX

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有那么重要吗？

最后发表： 唧唧歪歪
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想起那句"名言"：...水平不知道比你们高到哪里去了，我跟它谈笑风生，你们啊，图样图森破。

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貌似没有