Chapter 22 English Sentences(Healthy life)

Chapter 22-01 Health

• I'm very healthy. / I'm healthy and strong. / I am doing great.
• I'm not sick at all.
• I have no health problems.
• I'm not tried at all.
• I feel srong. / I feel energetic inside.
• Mom, I can't stop eating.
• I hope you are always healtyy.

Chapter 22-02 Pain

• I am sick, Mom.
• I don't feel well. / I'm not feeling well.
• I want to lie down all day. (lie down 躺)
• I don't want to eat.
• I've lost my appetite. (appetite 胃口)
• Are you sick?
• Where do you feel bad?
• I can't stand the pain. (stand 忍受 pain 痛苦)
• I feel dizzy. (dizzy 頭暈)
• I feel like throwing up. (throw up 吐)
• I hurts whenever I move.
• It feels like something's poking me. (poke 戳)
• It feels sore here. (sore 痠痛)
• It is kind of a squeezing pain. (squeezing 擠壓)
• If you touch there, it hurts.
• I feel my muscles cramping up. (cramping up  抽筋)
• Does it hurt a lot?
• When did it start hurting? / When did your pain start?
• Want Mommy to take a look?

Chapter 22-03 Tire

• I'm tired.
• I feel weak.
• I keep getting tired.
• I don't want doanything.
• I can't even wash myself.
• I can't even move a finger.
• My eye are getting drowsy. (drowsy 睏)
• There are dark circle under your eyes. / You have dark circles under your eyes.
• Why do you look so down? (down 疲累，沒精神)
• You look exhausted. (exhausted 精疲力盡；比tire更強烈代表)
• Want to take a nap?

Chapter 22-04 fall down

• Mom, I fell down.
• I slipped on the floor.
• I fell down while running.
• I tripped over a rock. (trip over 絆倒)
• I lost my balance and fell. (lose one's balance 失去重心)
• Are you okay? Did you get hurt?
• You got a hole in your pants.
• Your knee is  bleeding. 
• You bruised your kees. (bruise 使瘀青)
• Your palm got bruised. (bruised 瘀青的，挫傷的)
• Get up quickly.
• Get it off. / Shake the dust off. (dust 灰塵)
• The streets are very bumpy. (bumpy 坑坑疤疤的)
• Let's watch the ground carefully.
• Wow! You're not crying like a baby.
• It's okay. Don't cry.
• Bonk!
• Did you bump your hand? (bump 撞，碰)
• Looks like you're going to get a black eye.
• You should have looked ahead carefully.
• Let's hold hands and walk again.

Chapter 22-05 bleeding

• I'm bleeding. (我流血了。)
• I got a cut.
• I cut myself with a knife.
• I got a paper cut.
• I got poked by a needle. (poke 扎)
• I got cut by a piece of glass.
• I'm scared because I'm bleeding.
• It's fine. It's going to stop soon.
• We need to clean the wound. (wound 傷口)
• How did you get cut?
• I told you to watch out for sharp  things.
• Ouch! The sterilizer hurt. (哎喲! 消毒藥好痛。)
• Let me put the ointment on. (ointment 藥膏)
• Let's cover the wound with a band-aid. (band-aid OK繃)
• Keep the bandage on the wound for a while. (bandage 繃帶)
• The helps prevent germs from getting inside. (germ 病菌)
• A scab will from to protect the wound. (scab 結痂)
• Don't pick your scabs.

Chapter 22-06 Nose bleeding

• My nose is bleeding, Mom.
• Tilt your head down. (tilt 傾斜)
• Let's put a tissue on your nose first.
• Let's put a cotton ball up your bloody nose. (cotton ball 棉花球 bloody 流血的)
• Don't swallow the blood. (swallow 吞下)
• Breathe with your month. (Breathe 呼吸)
• I have blood on my shirt.
• It's okay. Don't worry about anything.

Chapter 22-07 When I am sick, I will do...

Chapter 23 English Sentences(Physiological phenomenon)

Chapter 23-01 Pee

• Do you want to pee? / Do you want to go to the bathroom?
• I don't need to go. (我不用。)
• I need to pee.
• Right now?
• I can't hold it. I need to pee really bad.
• Hold it! Hold it!
• Pee after holding the toilet seat up. (toilet seat 馬桶蓋)
• Use toilet paper after you pee.
• Hold your skirt up and pee.
• Make sure the pee doesn't get on the seat.
• Try to pee in the center of the toilet.
• Did you flush?
• If you hold your pee for too long, it's not good for you.
• I peed a little.
• Oops! I peed on my clothes.
• Sorry, I wet the bed, Mom.
• See? I told you to go to the bathroom.
• Go to the bathroom before you leave.
• Go to the bathroom before you go to sleep.

Chapter 23-2 Poop

• I have to poop, Mom.
• My tummy aches. I have to poop. (我肚子痛。我要去大便。)
• Close the door. It smells.
• Call Mommy when you're done.
• My poop look like a sweet potato.
• My baby's poop is like goat poop.
• Did you clean your bottom well?
• Flush when you're done.
• Wash your hands.
• Will you wipe it, Mom? (wipe 擦)
• I pooped a lot, Mom.
• Eeek! It stinks! (stink 發出惡臭)
• Let's stop talking about pooping.
• What happens if I don't poop?
• Is it unhealthy if you don't poop every day?
• Then the poop sits here below your belly botton. (belly botton 肚臍)
• I pooped this morning. Why is it coming out again?
• It looks like the food got digested well. (digest 消化)

Chapter 23-3 Constipated

• I can't poop, Mom.
• Try to push.
• My stomach drink a lot of water.
• The reason is that you haven't eaten any vegetables.
• I think you're constipated. (constipated 便祕的)
• Come out of the bathroom and try it later.
• Try again later.
• Want me to rub your tummy? (rub 搓 tummy 肚子)
• I'll give you some medicine if it's really bad.
• I'll poop later.
• Don't take your book into bathroom.
• That's not a good bathroom habit.

Chapter 23-4 fart

• Gosh, what's the smell?
• You farted, dude. (fart 放屁 dude 傢伙)
• I just farted, and it stinks really bad.

Chapter 42 English Sentences(Make friends)

Chapter 42-01 Classmates


Chapter 42-04 Collective bullying

• Does anyone from your class pick on you?
• Jihou keeps bullying me.
• How does he bully you?
• He keeps teasing me. (tease 嘲笑)
• He says bad stuff about me to my other friends. (stuff 東東)
• He yells and swears at me. (yell 吼叫 swear 罵髒話)
• I don't want to go to school because of him.
• I want to transfer to another school.
• Since when did he do that? (Since when 何時之後)
• From the start of the school year.
• Don't worry, Sweetie. Mummy will hlep you.
• Let's talk to your teacher about it.
• It must've been hard for you to deal with. (deal with 應付，處理)
• My friends keep picking on Jina.
• That's not very nice. You should not do that. Okay?
• Why don't you stop your friends from picking on her?

Chapter 42-05

Children often use 50 sentences.

1. Good morning, Mom and Dad!
2. I'm awake.
3. Have a nice day, Dad!
4. I want to wear this shirt.
5. I can do it by myself.
6. Mom, I'm all grown up now.
7. Do I look good, Mom?
8. Tie my hair, please.
9. Goodbye! I'm leaving.
10. I'm home, Mom.
11. Can you get me the scissors, Mom?
12. Look at this, Mom.
13. Mom, I'm bored.
14. Play with me, Mom!
15. Draw me a car.
16. Can I watch TV?
17. Please play Caillou.
18. After this TV show.
19. Can I play computer game for a little bit?
20. Can I go play outside?
21. Can I go play at Jina's house?
22. I want to try it, Mommy!
23. Minji hit me.
24. It was not my fault.
25. He started it.
26. Don't get angry.
27. I'm sorry. It won't happen again.
28. I'm readly angry.
29. I'm not talking back.
30. I'm glad you praise me. (我很高興你誇獎我。)
31. Can you get me milk, please?
32. Can I havee some more?
33. Can I have some ice cream?
34. I hate mushrooms.
35. I don't feel like eating.
36. I need to pee.
37. I need to poop.
38. I'm done, Mom.
39. I'm tired.
40. I'm sleepy.
41. I'm hungry. / I'm starving.
42. My legs hurt.
43. Hold me (tight). / Give me a (big) hug.
44. Give me a piggy-back ride. (背我)
45. Can I take a break?
46. Wait for me, Mom.
47. Dad, when are you coming?
48. Can you read me a story, Mom?
49. Who do you love more, me or Minji?
50. I love you the most in the world.

Parents often use 50 sentences

1. Time to wake up!
2. Good morning!
3. Did you sleep well?
4. Come and eat your breakfast.
5. Don't be picky about your food. (picky 挑剔)
6. wash your face and brush your teeth.
7. Daddy is leaving. Say goodbye.
8. Let's get dressed.
9. What do you want to wear today?
10. Let comb your hair.
11. Did you put some lotion on your face?
12. Hurry up, Honey! You 'll be late.
13. Here's elevator. Let's get in.
14. Push button one.
15. Let's get out.
16. Have a nice day.
17. Watch out for cars.
18. How was school today?
19. Are you hungry?
20. Go wash your hands.
21. Let's have a snack.
22. Do you want some more?
23. Recess is over! (休息時間結束了。)
24. It's time to study!
25. Sit properly. (坐好。)
26. Do you have any homework?
27. Are you down with your homework?
28. Did you do well on your test?
29. What score did you get on the test?
30. Good job!
31. Move back from the TV.
32. Turn off the TV now.
33. Who made such a mess? (mess 髒亂)
34. Put your toys away.
35. Are you sick?
36. Do you want to pee/poop?
37. Do you want a piggy-back ride?
38. Do you want me to hold you?
39. Give me a kiss!
40. Don't fight with your little brother/sister.
41. Don't hit your brother/sister.
42. Don't bother your sister.
43. Play nicely with your friends.
44. Stop whining. (不要在滴滴咕咕了。)
45. Don't talk back!
46. I'm sorry. Let's make up. (對不起。我們和好吧。)
47. It's time to go to bed.
48. Good night! Sweet dreams!
49. Don't forget that I love you.

How to reserve movie tickets(step by step)?

• I will reserve movie tickets. (I go to a ABC theater online site.)
• What's playing these days? (I go over the list of "select a movie".)

now showing/now playing 正在上映中

opening this week 本週上映

coming soon 近期上映

upcoming movies 預定上映 

• Which one would be fun? I should watch some trailers(=teaser 預告片). (A trailer play, I read synopses.) (synopses 劇情大綱、劇情概要)
• This must be exciting. Don''t tell me that this Saturday afternoon's tickets are sold out. (sold out 全部銷售一空) (I click "select a show time.")

don't tell me (that~)

• Cool, tickets are available. (I go with the 5:30 showing) (go with 選擇、接受)
• 2 for "ticket quantity." (quantity 數量) (I purchase 2 for adults.)
• My discount coupon is good(=valid) until this weekend. (I enter the coupon codes.)
• I've finished booking the tickets. (I write down the reservation numbers.)

Chapter 17 English Sentences (Favorite/Least favorite thing)

Chapter 17-01 Favorite/Least favorite food

• What's your favorite food?
• What's your least favorite food? (least 最不)
• I like bulgogi the best. / My favorite food is bulgogi. (bulgogi 烤肉)
• I love Zhajangmian the most.
• I like Chinese food.
• All of your food is delicious, Mommy.
• I don't like Japanese food very much.
• I don't like curry and rice very much. (curry 咖哩)
• I don't want to eat any vegetables.
• I hate mushrooms.
• I've never tried duck. (duck 鴨肉)
• I can't eat curry because it's too spicy.
• I can't eat spicy food very well yet.
• Mommy's happy when I watch you eat.
• I'm happy since you ate well.
• Will you order me a pizza?
• I want to eat pork cutlet, Mom. (pork cutlet 日式炸豬排)
• Let's eat out.
• Can I have one more piece / spoonful/. (我可以再多吃一塊/湯匙嗎?)
• It's very delicious.
• It's sweet.
• This is my kind of food. (正好合我的胃口。)

Chapter 17-02 Favorite/Least favorite cloth

• I want to wear a red dress.
• I really like the dress.
• This T-shirt fits me well.
• The shirt is really pretty.
• The skirt and shirt match really well.
• Wow! I like your hat.
• It looks really good on you.
• The color of the sweater looks good on you.
• I like stripes on clothes.
• I want to wear socks with lace on them. (lace 蕾絲)
• I likes skirts more than pants.
• My friends say that is pretty.
• Princess dresses are popular.
• Mom, will you buy me a princess dress?
• Buy me a shirt with Winnie the Pooh on it.
• Are you going to wear that every day?
• Didn't you waer that yesterday?
• You really like those clothes, don't you?
• I don't want to take it off.
• I like this the most.
• I don't like to wear skirts.
• I hate these pants. They are not comfortable.

Chapter 17-03 Like/hate person

Chapter 16 English Sentences (Describe personality)

Ch16-01 Good characters

• John is nice / generous. / John is a good person. (約翰人很好。)
• John is kind. (約翰很親切。)
• John is nice to everyone. (約翰對每個人都很好。)
• John has good manners.
• John is caring / thoughtful. (約翰很為他人著想。)
• John is very understanding. (約翰很能理解他人。)
• John is very positive.
• John is friendly.
• John gets along well with his friends. (約翰跟朋友們相處得很好。)
• John is sincere. (約翰很誠實。)
• John is responsible. (約翰很有責任感。)

Ch16-02 Bad characters

• John acts as if he knows everything. (as if 好像) (約翰表現得很像他什麼都知道。)
• John is just showing off. (show off 炫耀) (約翰只是在炫耀。)
• John is bragging all the time. (brag 吹牛，自誇) (約翰總是在吹牛。)
• John likes to stand out. (stand out 引人注目) (約翰喜歡引人注目。)
• John is greedy. (約翰很貪心。)
• John is ill-mannered. (約翰很沒有禮貌。)
• John uses bad words. (約翰講髒話。)
• John is arrogant. (arrogant 自大的) (約翰很自大。)
• John bullies others. / John picks on other. (約翰霸齡其他人。)
• John blames others for his own faults. (blame歸咎於) (約翰把自己的錯推給別人。) 
• John is a copycat. (約翰只會模仿別人)

Ch16-03 Introverts

• My brother is very shy.
• My brother is a bit introverted. (introverted 內向)
• My brother is reserved. (reserved 寡言的)
• My sister is kind of quiet. (kind of 有點)
• My sister is gentle and quiet. (我妹妹溫和安靜。)
• My sister is a bit blunt. (我妹妹有點遲鈍。)
• My sister doesn't like to stand out. (我妹妹不喜歡引人注目。)
• It's embarrassing. (embarrassing 難為情)
• Be more confident. (confident 有自信)
• Don't hide behind my back.
• Don't whisper. (whisper 耳語) (不要竊竊私語。)
• Say it louder.
• You need to say what you want clearly. (你必須把你想要的東西清楚說出來。)
• You need to say "Hi" to adults clearly. (你應該好好地跟大人們打招呼。)

Ch16-04 Outgoing / active

• My brother is really active. (active 活潑)
• My brother is really sociable. (sociable 擅長交際的)
• My brother is an outgoing person. (outgoing 外向的)
• My brother is very active in everything.
• My brother does everything with confidence.
• My brother always leads others. / My brother is a good leader.
• I want to be active like my sister.
• My sister is not afraid to speak her mind.
• Tom is popular among his friends.
• Tom talks a lot. / Tom is very talkative. (talkative 多話)
• Tom is a very eloquent person. (eloquent 有表達能力的)

Ch16-05 Calm / hasty

• John is very calm. / John is careful. (約翰很謹慎。)
• John is clam. / John is not hasty. (約翰很鎮定)
• John is very patient.
• John is such an easygoing person. / John has a laid-back nature. (laid-back 悠閒 nature 天性，性質)
• John is slow in everything.
• John is impatient. / John is hasty. (約翰性格急躁。)
• John is hot-tempered. / John is short-tempered.  (約翰很容易生氣。)
• John is kind of sensitive. (kind of 有點) (約翰有些敏感。)
• John is easily distracted. (約翰很容易注意力不集中。)

Ch16-06 Stubborn

• John is stubborn. (stubborn 頑固)
• John is as stubborn as a mule,
• John is out of control if he does not get his way. (out of control 失去控制) (get his way 按照他的意思) (如果事情沒有正著約翰的意思，他就會失去控制。)
• John wants everything to go his own way. (約翰希望事情都要順著自己的意思。)
• John always follows the rules.
• John is not flexible in his way of thinking. / John does not easily change the way he thinks. (flexible 有變通的，有彈性的) (約翰的思考模式沒有彈性。)
• John gets strongly obsessed by some things. (obsessed 著迷的，執著的) (約翰對某些事情超級著迷。)
• Stop being so stubborn. (不要那麼不聽話)
• Don't be too stubborn. (不要太倔強。)
• I wonder who you're like by being so stubborn. (你到底像誰才會這麼倔強？)

Ch16-07 Weak-minded

• John is not very active in everything.
• John is somewhat wishy washy. (wishy washy 優柔寡斷的) (約翰有點優柔寡斷。)
• John can't decide anything. / John is indecisive. (indecisive 優柔寡斷)
• John is very weak-minded. (約翰的意志很不堅定。)
• John is likely to do as he is told by oyhers. / John is easily led by others. (約翰很容易被他人主導。)

Addition - Character Expression

• active 活耀的，積極的，活潑的(←→passive 被動的)
• aggressive 進取的
• arrogant 傲慢的，自大的，自負的
• bad-tempered 易怒的，惡劣的
• blunt 遲鈍的
• brave (←→cowardly 膽小的)
• bossy 愛指揮他人
• brutal 殘酷的，惡毒的
• calm 鎮定的，冷靜的
• careless 草率的，不細心的
• clever 聰明的，伶俐的，有才能的
• cold-blooded 冷酷的，冷血的 (←→ warn-hearted 窩心的，熱心的)
• competitive 競爭慾強烈的
• conservative 保守的 (←→liberal)
• considerate 深思熟慮的，關懷的 (= thoughtful)
• couragous 有勇氣的 (= brave)
• creative 創造性的，有創意的
• critical 批評的，刁難的
• cruel 殘忍的
• cunning 狡猾的
• diligent 勤勞的，勤奮的，盡心的 (= industrious)
• dishonest 不誠實的 (←→ honest)
• disorganized 沒有規劃，沒有組織 (= organized: 有系統的)
• easygoing 隨和的，懶的，悠閒的 (= lazy)
• foolish 笨的，跟傻瓜一樣的
• frank 真誠的，坦白的
• funny
• generous 寬大的，寬厚的，慷慨的
• good-natured 溫和的，溫順的
• gentle 文雅的，溫和的
• greedy 貪心的，欲望很多的
• hardworking 情勞的
• honest 正直的，誠實的 (←→ dishonest) (honour 榮耀的)
• humane 有人情味的，仁慈的
• humorous 幽默的
• impatient 不耐煩的 (←→ patient 有耐心的)
• impolite 無理的，粗魯的 (←→ polite)
• imprudent 魯莽的 (←→ prudent)
• jealous 忌妒的，猜忌的
• kind 親切的，和藹的 (←→ unkind)
• lazy 懶惰的，慵懶的
• modest 謙虛的，審慎的，端莊的
• moody 情緒化的 (= capricious 任性的)
• naughty 無禮的，頑皮的，淘氣的
• negligent 隨便的，粗心的
• notorious 惡名昭彰的
• outgoing 外向的，善交際的 (= sociable)
• polite 恭敬的，客氣的，有禮貌的
• practical 實際的，踏實的
• liberal 進步的 (←→ conservative)
• prudent 慎重的
• punctual 尊守時間的
• reliable 可信賴的 (= dependable, trustworthy)
• reserved 寡言的，含蓄的
• right 正確的，準確的，公正的
• rude 無禮的，低俗的 (= impolite)
• ruthless (無情的，殘忍的)
• selfish 自私的
• sensible 明智的，懂情理的
• shy 羞怯的
• silly 愚蠢的
• simple 單純的
• sincere 真誠的(←→ insincere 不真誠的)
• sociable 善交際的(←→ unsociable 不善交際的)
• stingy (特別指錢) 小氣的
• strict 嚴格的
• stubborn 頑固的，固執的，倔強的
• stupid 愚笨的，笨的
• sweet 逗人喜愛的
• sympathetic 富有同情心的
• talneted 有能力的(= able)
• talkative 健談的
• thoughtful 深思熟慮的，有同理心的
• thoughtless 欠考慮的，不顧他人的
• timid 膽小的，沒有勇氣的
• ungrateful 不知感恩的，忘恩負義的 (←→ grateful 感恩的)
• unkind 苛薄的，不親切的 (←→ kind)
• warm-blooded 熱情的 (= ardent 熱心)
• warm-hearted 有同情心的，熱心的(←→ cold-blooded冷血的)
• wise 賢明的，有智慧的  

Chapter 28 English Sentences

Ch28-01 Let's go to park for a walk

• Let's go for a walk.
• Want to go for a walk to exercise?
• Let's go out to play in the park.
• Want to ride our bikes at park?
• Wow! There are a lot of people at the park.
• Say "hi" to our neighbors?
• Want to hold hands? (hold 牽)
• Mark sure you follow me, Honey.
• Don't throw trash on the ground.
• Don't pick the flowers.
• Don't break the branches.
• Don't step on the grass.
• It's great weather for a walk.
• The breeze is really nice. (breeze 微風、和風)
• Mom, let's rest for a little.
• Mom, my legs hurt.
• I think we came too far.
• Want to go back now?
• I want to stay longer.
• I know, but it's getting late.
• Mom, I have to go to the resetroom. Where is it?
• The restroom is over there.
• Want to use this exercise machine?
• I want to ride it, too, Mom.
• Try the one over there. Nobody is using it.

Ch28-02 Toilet

• Let's wait in line.
• Knock on the door before going into the restroom.
• Don't spit. (spit 吐痰)
• Don't draw on the wall of the restroom.
• Flush the toilet after you're done.
• Wash your hand well.

Chapter 6 English Sentences (sometimes would be scolded)

Ch06-01 Argue with friend

• Did something happen with your friend?
• I really don't like Joe.
• I'm never going to talk to him again.
• I don't want to play with him anymore.
• Jise hit me.
• Friends shouldn't fight.
• Friends shouldn't curse at each other. (curse 罵、詛咒)
• Friends should get along well.
• If you keep fighting, I won't let you hang out together.
• Apologize to your friend. (apologize 道歉)
• Did you say sorry?
• Your friend is probably regretting it, too. (probably 可能 regret 後悔)
• Your friend made you upset.
• Why did he do that?
• But you shouldn't hate your friend.
• How about talking to your friend about your feelings?
• Why don't you try talking to him first?
• Put yourself in his/her shoes. (Put oneself in one's shoes. 站在~的立場) 

Ch06-02 Argue with brother or sister

• What are you two doing?
• Are you fighting?
• He started it.
• It doesn't matter who started it. (matter 重要，成為問題)
• Apologize to each other.
• If you guys argue, Mommy feels hurt. (argue 爭吵)
• You shouldn't hit your sister.
• I told you that you should not hit your sister.
• You should be nice to your sister.
• You should look after your sister.
• You are older, so let your brother do it.
• Don't be rude to your brother and talk like that. (rude 無禮)
• Don't spit. (spit 吐口水)
• You'll get a timeout if you spit again. (timeout 面壁思過)
• Mommy is really mad. (mad 生氣)
• Shake hands with your sister.
• Give him a hug.
• You both want to get punished? (punished 罰)
• You both are grounded now. (grounded 禁足)
• Won't you stop right this minute? (right this minute 馬上)
• Who just screamed? (scream 尖叫)
• Are you going to do it again?
• Does it seem right to argue with your older sister?
• You shouldn't demand but ask. (demand 要求、命令)
• You are a big brother. Please act mature. (成熟的)
• You are not responsible as a big sister.
• Didn't you promise you wouldn't fight?
• You know you might get a timeout, huh?
• I won't ever fight again.
• You two both were wrong.
• Brothers/Sisters should be friends.

Ch06-03 Clamoring to buy things

• I want this, Mom.
• Can you buy me this? Please!
• Mommy can't afford it. (afford 給予)
• I didn't bring any money.
• You should not be demanding. (demanding 要求很多)
• It's too expensive!
• It's too much for an elementary school student.
• Why are you so demanding?
• You have the same thing at home.
• Don't be silly! (silly 傻)
• I know you want it, but not now.
• No means no! (mean 意思、意義)
• When can I get it?
• Let's get it next time.
• Mom, you always say next time.
• Mommy, you buy everything you want.
• You always buy things for my brother but not for me.
• Only this time. This is the last time. I promise.
• Mommy doesn't get everything.
• Why don't you buy it with your allowance? (allowance 零用錢)
• These aren't for kids.
• This food isn't good for you.
• We didn't come here for this today.
• Let's think if it's actually that necessary.
• Well, we don't have enough money for that right now.
• People are staring at us. Stop! (staring at 盯著看)
• Stop looking at it. Let's leave now.
• The amount will be taken out of your allowance after buy you this. Okay? (taken out of  扣除 = deduct)(amount 金額)
• You can get this when you collect 30 good job stickers. (sticker 貼紙)

Ch06-04 Distracted 

• What are you thinking about?
• What are you doing?
• Pay attention.
• What are you looking at?
• Go ahead, Honey.
• Speed up! / Hurry up!
• Are you getting distracted?  (distracted  散漫，注意力分散)
• Why do you care? It's not your business.
• I think you're lost. (我想你不知道你在做什麼吧!)
• Why are you so distracted?
• What were we doing, Honey?
• Stop! Look at me.
• Don't move around. Sit here and listen.
• How many times should I tell you?
• Let's focus and finish this. (focus 集中)
• Stay on that for at least 10 minutes.
• Do you know what you're doing?
• What's bothering you? (bother 使費心，使煩惱) (什麼是在煩你呢?)
• Don't play with your hands.
• Sit up straight!  (坐好!)
• Is this what you should be doing? (這是你現在要做的事情嗎?)
• Do you not want to do this? Do you want to do it next time?
• I know I have to, but it doesn't work out well. (我知道我要去做，但結果不是很好。)
• I can't stop thinking about other things.
• Can I do it later after finishing this comic book?
• I am trying really hard.
• It's too difficult to stay focused.
• One hour is too long for me.

Ch06-05 Lie

• That's a lie. (lie 說謊，謊言)
• Why did you lie?
• I wonder why you lied.
• I won't scold you, so tell me the truth. (scold 責備 tell the truth 說實話) (我不責備，告訴我實話。)
• I'm sorry that I lied.
• I accidentally told a lie. (accidentally 無意地)
• I lied because I was afraid I would get in trouble. (get in trouble 責罵)
• Are you going to lie again? (你還會說謊嗎？)
• Mommy trusts you. You won't do it again, right? (trust 相信)
• I won't do it again.
• Thanks for telling the truth.
• A small lie becomes a big lie.
• Mommy's upset because you lied.
• You don't want to be a liar, do you? (liar 說謊的人)
• It's brave to tell the truth.
• I hope you won't ever lie to me. (我希望你不會再對我說謊。)
• Look what you did.
• It was wrong to do that. (那樣做是不對的。)
• It was not appropriate. (appropriate 恰當的，正確的) (那是不正確的。)
• You could be lying without knowing it. (你可能會不自覺地說謊。)
• It's important to repent. (repent 反省，悔改)
• If you tell a lie, don't you feel ashamed of yourself? (ashamed of oneself 覺得羞愧)
• I can tell you are lying. (tell 知道，區分)(我知道你在說謊。)
• I really hate when people lie to me.
• Lying is the worst thing in the world.
• Nobody wants to be with a liar.

Ch06-06 Slowly

• Time's already up?
• It's almost time. (時間幾乎快到了。)
• I'm doing it.
• Not yet.
• Can I leave without youu? (我可以撇下你先走嗎？)
• Wait for me.
• I'll give you ten minutes.
• Why do you do this all the time? (為什麼你老是這樣？)
• I've told you to hurry up a thousand times.
• I'm sick of it! / I'm tired of it! (be sick / tire of 對~疲倦，對~厭煩)
• Everyone's waiting for you.
• Gosh! You're as slow as snail!
• I'm almost done.
• It's okay. I can make it on time.
• Can you make it on time?

Ch06-07 Naughty(調皮)

• Hey, hey...Calm down. (clam down 鎮定下來)
• Stop. You could get hurt.
• Your friend doesn't like it.
• That's too much. You should stop.
• Think about others.
• It's too fun to stop.
• I'm going to punish you.
• Your brother might cry soon.
• Don't get into trouble.
• You're disrupting the other people. (disrupt 妨礙)

Ch06-08 Loud

• It's too loud! (loud 吵)
• Don't be so loud.
• Be quiet, you guys!
• That's too loud. Play quietly. (太吵了，安靜地玩)
• You need to settle down. (settle down 鎮定) (你需要鎮定一下。)
• Be quiet and listen to me.
• Can you be quiet?
• Can't you quiet down a bit? (quiet down 安靜下來) (你就不能安靜一點嗎？)
• Stop talking too loud.
• Sit down and play.
• Use your inside voice. (inside voice 輕聲細語) (小聲說話。)
• Could you be quiet since I'm on the phone?
• I can't hear the other person. (我都聽不到對方的聲音了。)
• Can you play quiently because Mommy's sick?
• Who's talking so loudly?
• It's distracting. (distracting 令人分心的) (真的讓人很煩。)
• My ears are hurting. (hurt 疼痛)
• How many times do I have to tell you to be quiet?

Ch06-09 Talk back

• What did you just say?
• Don't talk back to Mom.
• Stop talking back. (不要回嘴)
• You're doing it again!
• Don't start with me. (不要招惹我)
• You should control your mouth.
• Do you think you should talk like that?
• You keep talking back.
• Mom, you don't understand.
• Why shouldn't I tell you what I want?
• You should have warned me. (warn 告誡)
• Where did you learn that attitude? (attitude 態度)
• I'm not talking back.
• Can I finish?
• You're makeing me mad. (mad 生氣)
• I'm not going to hold back if you say one more word. (hold back 忍耐、耐著性子)

Ch06-10 Rude

• What do you just do?
• That's not polite.
• That's very rude. (rude 無禮的，沒禮貌)
• Don't be rude.
• Mom's not your friend.
• Please behave. (behave 行為舉止有禮貌) (要有禮貌)
• How could you do such a thing? (such a thing 那樣的事情)
• You should know better than that. (你應該更懂事)
• What's the right way to do it? (要怎麼做才是對的)
• Did your teacher teach you like that?
• Did Mommy teach you that way?
• I don't want you to grow up like that.
• Do you know what you did wrong?
• Now get it right. (現在，給我好好地做)
• You don't want to be a rude child, right?
• Apologize for your behavior. (你要對你的行為道歉)
• Don't use the word in front of adults. (在大人面前不可以說那樣的話。)
• Would you be happy if you were him / her? (如果你是他/她的話，你會快樂嗎？)

Ch06-11 Whine

• Why are you annoyed? (annoyed:生氣的、feel upset、feel bad)
• Is there something wrong?
• Stop it. It's really bugging me. (bug:使煩心)
• What's the problem?
• What's troubling you?
• Stop whining. (whine: 滴滴咕咕，發牢騷)
• I don't want to hear you whine.
• It's no use whining.
• I told you not to get upset so easily.
• Why are you getting angry at Mommy!
• Please speak calmly.
• I'm going to listen if you speak properly.
• Tell me if there's something wrong.
• Nobady pays attention to me.
• I am just annoyed. / I just don't feel well.
• I don't know why I feel annoyed.
• When you're angry, you look ugly.
• If you feel bad, nothing goes right.
• That's not something you felt bad about.

Ch06-12 Punish

• I can't stand it!
• You should be grounded.
• You deserve punishment, don't you? (deserve 應該受到　punishment 處罰)
• Tell me what you did wrong.
• It was not my fault.
• Timeout! Sit in the Thinking Chair.
• You know what you did wrong, right?
• Mommy doesn't want to punish you.
• But you should be responsible for your actions.
• Mom, I'm sorry.
• Please forgive me.
• I won't ever do it again.
• You can't watch TV because of your wrongdoing.
• You're grounded and can't use the computer because of what you did today. (be grounded 被禁止做~以作為處罰)
• Don't just say sorry.
• Go write an apology letter.
• It's all for your own good.

Ch06-13 Apology

• Say sorry to each other.
• Who want to apologize first? (apologize 道歉)
• I'm sorry.
• I mean it. (我是誠心道歉。)
• I'll be careful next time.
• Shake hands with each other.
• Look at each other in the eyes and say sorry.
• Don't balme others for that. (blame 指責)
• Say sorry sincerely.
• Let's make sure this never happens again. All right?
• Let's get along. (我們和好吧。)
• I didn't do it on purpose. (on purpose 故意、特意)
• I didn't mean it that way. (我不是那個意思。)
• It was a mistake. I'm really sorry. (我錯了。真的很對不起。)
• You own me a big apology. (own 欠 applogy 道歉)(你欠我一個道歉。)

Ch06-14 Get along

• I'm so sorry for that.
• Were you really upset?
• Think for yourself. It was your fault.
• Did you hate me because I scolded you? (scold 罵，責備)
• Mommy was really upset, too. (媽媽也很不開心。)
• Why did you let out a huge sigh? (let out 發出(呻吟等)) (sigh 嘆息)
• Is it very disappointing? (這很令人失望嗎？)
• You must have been devastated. (devastated 受很大的刺激)
• I want you to grow up to be a wonderful person.
• Can I hug you now?
• Come here. I'll give you a kiss.
• You know how Mommy feels, right?
• Don't be upset anymore.
• Can I trust you now?
• Mommy trusts you.
• Want to eat something delicious?
• Want to go for a walk? (go for a walk 散步)
• I was scared when you were mad, Mommy.
• I didn't do it because I hated you.
• Mommy was too mean. I'm sorry. (mean 脾氣暴躁)
• But you are still my loving baby.

Everyone, say "cheese!"

A: Mickey! Take my picture!
B: Ok. Say "Cheese!"
A: Cheese! Oh, What is that smell? Who cut the cheese?
B: I did. I'm sorry. I farted. I ate too many beans.
A: Beans makes me think of lunch. I make the best cheese sandwich.
B: No way! When it comes to cooking, I'm the big cheese.
A: Look at my cheese sandwich. Doesn't it look delicious?
B: Not as much as mine.
A: Wait a second. What's that smell?
B: It's not me.
A: It's not my cheese. Is it your cheese?
B: No! It's your cheesy feet! They really stink! Put your shoes back on.
A: You could be nicer. I'm cheesed off!
B: Don't be mad. Be happy.

be the big cheese: 身為重量級人物
cheesy feet: 臭腳丫
be cheesed off: 氣壞了

Horoscope Sign

• Aries
• Taurus
• Gemini
• Cancer
• Leo
• Virgo
• Libra
• Scorpio
• Sagittarius
• Capricorn
• Aquarius
• Pisces

If I find a dog

If I find a dag, I will take it to its owner because the owner must be worried about the dog. When I was a chid, I had a dog name Bingo. I loved him so much and I always protected him from getting hurt. But, one day, my heart was broken. On that day, I was walking him as usual when suddenly, the leash broke and he ran away and never came back. So, if I find a dog, I will try my best to find its owner.

If I find a dog and can't find its owner, I will take it to the police sttation. Police can help people to find missing things. I can still remember when I lost my first bike, I felt like it was the end of the world and cried all the way home. My mother comforted me first and took me to the police station. The police officer was kind and gentle. Surprisingly, the police officer found my bike a week later. So if I find a dog and can't find its owner by muyself, I wiill take it to the police station.
If I find a dog and like it, maybe, juust maybe, I will bring it home. I really love dogs and I have always dreamt about having another dog since Bingo was lost. I will treat it as well as I treated Bingo. I will walk it every day and make sure the leash is good enough. Maybe I will treat it better than Bingo so next time if the leash breaks again, he will come back to me. If I find a dog I like, I will make it the happiest dog in the would.

Chapter 20 English Sentences

Ch20 - 01

• Let me introduce myself.
• My name is Tom.
• Nice to meet me you. I'm Samuel Liaw.
• Glad to meet you. I'm Leo.
• What school do you go to? / Where do you go to school?
• I go to Taipei Elementary School.
• What grade are you in?
• I'm in first grade. / I'm a first grader.
• How old are you?
• I am 8 years old.
• What's your hoppy?
• I like playing the piano.
• Where were you born?
• I was born in Kaohsiung.
• What country are you from? / Where are you from?
• I'm from Taiwan.
• I'm a native of Taipei.
• What do you like to do?
• I like to play with my friends.
• I like to draw.
• What do you want to be in future?
• I want to be a pianist.
• I want to be a pianist when I grow up.

Ch20-2

Chapter 1 English Sentences (busy morning)

Ch01-01 Get up

• Time to wake up!
• Wake up, you sleephead!
• Rise and shine!
• Get up, please! Time to go to school.
• Still dreaming?
• I'll tickle you if you don't wake up.
• You should go to bed early to get up early.
• Want to sleep more?
• I'm so tired that I can't get up.
• Mom, I can't keep my eyes open!
• Just five more minutes.
• I'll count to three. Come on!
• Hurry up, or you will be late.
• I am awake.
• You don't have to wake me up. I'm already up.
• Wow! Did you get up by yourself?
• Did you not hear the alarm?
• Don't doze off. Sit right up.
• Let's see who gets up first.
• You're still sound asleep.
• Stretch your body.
• I'm not going to wakeyou up anymore.

Ch01-02 Morning greeting

• Good morning, Mom and Dad!
• Did you sleep well?
• Hey! Did you get a good night's sleep?
• Did you sleep tight, my sweetie?
• You slept in.
• Was it not chilly at night?
• You're already awake? Why so early?
• Whoa! I've never seen this before!
• My eyes just opened.
• Seems like you're in a good mood.
• You look happy after a good night's sleep.
• Why do you look grumpy this morning? 
• I'm still sleep.
• You should say hello first thing in the morning.
• You should say, "Good morning!"
• Let's kiss and say, "Good morning!"
• Did you have sweet dreams?
• Mom, want to hear about my dreams?
• Can you wake up your brother?

Ch01-03 Wash face

• Get up to wish your face. (Get up and wash your face.)
• Wash your face and brush your teteh. 
• Wash your neck, too.
• Who wants to wash up first?
• Want Mom to help you?
• Can you help me, zmom?
• If I do it by myself, I will get my clothes wet.
• I don't want to clean my face.
• I'll wash myself after I eat.
• Are yoou done?
• I'm working. Mommy.
• Get a clean towel.
• Mom' there's no towel.
• Mom, can there's no towel.
• You look pretty after cleanig.
• Watch out for the slippery floor.

Ch01-04 Brush teeth

• You should brush your teteh three times a day.
• Brush your teeth properly.
• Brush up and down.
• Don't forget to brush deep inside.
• Clean your teeth and gums thoroughly. (gum: 牙床, thoroughly:徹底的, roughly:大概、大致)
• Don't forget to brush your tongue. (tongue:舌頭)
• gargle and spit. (gargle:漱口, spit:吐)
• Put only a little toothpaste on your toothbrush.
• Mom, squeeze the toothpaste for me. (squeeze:擠)
• we're out of toothpaste.
• Brush for three minutes.
• Has it been three minutes yet?
• Don't leave the water running.
• I hate brushing my teeth.
• Brush my teeth for me, mom.
• Brush your teeth well, or they will turn black.
• If you don't take care of your teeth, you'll get cavities. (cavity:蛀洞)
• If you don't brush well, you'll have bad breath.
• Don't brush your teeth the wrong way.

Ch01-05 Eat Breakfast

• It's time for breakfast.
• Come and eat your breakfast.
• Sit at the table.
• Dad, come and eat with us.
• Can you call your brother, too.
• Who want to help me set the table?
• Can you put the spons on the table?
• Let's say grace before we eat.
• Let's have breakfast.
• How is it? Isn't it good?
• Don't you like it? (taste bad 不好吃)
• Don't you feel like eating? (feel like V-ing 想做~)
• Why aren't you eating?
• I don't feel like like much.
• I can't eat in the morning.
• Eating breakfast nakes you strong.
• Just take one more bite.
• Just try and see if it's good. (see if 看看是否)
• You'll be late. Hurry up and eat.
• Let's drink some water.
• Don't spill the milk. (spill 溢出、流出、灑出)
• I can't reach that dish. (reach 碰到~)
• There is too much rice.
• I'll feed you.
• It's too hot.
• Blow on your food to cool it off. (cool off 使變冷)
• Are you finished?
• Stop eating now.
• I can't eat anymore.
• I'm full.
• Can't I leave some?
• Is it okay if I don't finish it all?
• I'm almost done eating.
• Looks good. Thanks you!
• Thank you for the nice meal.
• The food was fabulous. Thanks. (fabulous 驚人的、難以置信的)

Ch01-06 Table etiquette and good eating habits

• Don't be picky with your food. (picky 挑剔)
• Don't walk around while you eat.
• Don't leave your food uneaten.
• You should eat by youself.
• Be careful not to drop your food.
• Oops! You dropped your food.
• It's okay. I'll clean it.
• Eat slowly and don't rush. (rush 急)
• Chew well. (chew 咀嚼)
• Use your chopsticks right.
• Don't spit out the food. (spit out 吐出來)
• Sit down and eat at the table.
• Sit properly at the table. (properly 恰當地，正確地)
• Don't talk with your mouth full.
• Put your bowl in the sink. (sink 洗碗槽)
• Help me clean up the table.

Ch01-07 Go to toilet

• I have to pee.
• I have to poop.
• I'm about to poop.
• Take off your pants first. (take off 脫下)
• Don't forget to flush.
• Don't use too much toilet paper.
• Phew! It stinks! (stink 發出惡臭)
• Tell me if you have to pee.
• Is it not coming out?
• Don't hold it. Go pee.
• It's not good to hold your pee.
• I don't want to sit on the toilet.
• Can you pee by yourself?
• Wash your hands after you poop.
• Flush the toilet only once.
• Call me when you're done.
• I'm done, Mom.
• Can you wipe my bottom?
• I keep farting. Hold your nose. (fart 放屁)
• Ugh, who cut the cheese? (cut the cheese 指放屁)
• Fart in my face, and I'll get you!
• Did you pee in your pants?
• It looks like you were in a rush. (rush 急)
• Does your tummy ache? (tummy 肚子 ache 痛)
• Don't hold it till you have to pee in your pants next time.

Ch01-08 Father goes to work.

• Daddy is going to work.
• Daddy is leaving. Say goodbye.
• Say bye-bye, Sweetie.
• Have a good day, Dad!
• Good luck, Dad!
• Give Daddy a kiss.
• Honey, want to polish Dad's shoes? (polish one's shoes 擦皮鞋)
• Let me get your shoes ready, Dad. (get XXX ready 把XXX準備好)
• Call us if you're going to be late.
• Are you eating out with your coworkers.
• Come home early.
• Don't be to too late, Dad.
• When are you coming back?
• I want to go with you, Dad!
• Come home early to play with me.
• Don't drink and come home early.
• See you later, Dad!
• Bring me some goodies when you get back. (get back 回來)
• Dad, you look great!
• Have fun all day, Sweetie.
• Dad will go to work.
• I'll miss you while I work.
• Dad will call you at lunch hour.
• Shall I bring you something good?
• Have fun with Mommy.
• I'll come back from work as fast as I can. (as fast as I can 盡可能早點)

Ch01-09 Choose wearing

• What do you want to waer?
• Choose what you want to wear.
• I want to wear a skirt today.
• What do you need to wear today?
• Today, you need to wear your school uniform.
• Today, you need to wear your school PE clothes. (PE = physical education 體育)
• Get me my gym clothes. (gym clothes 運動服)
• Shorts are not good for this weather.
• It's chilly, so you should wear a jacket. (chilly 寒冷)
• I don't want to wear those clothes.
• I don't want to wear this shirt. Give me another one.
• I will wear this coat tomorrow, too.
• When did you buy these pants?
• This jacket is too girish/boyish. (-ish 像~)
• I don't feel comfy in this shirt. (comfy 舒服 = confortable的兒童用語)
• This is too thin.
• It's very chilly out there.
• The pants don't match the shirt.
• We need to wash this shirt. Get another one.
• It's not fully dry yet. Wear it tomorrow.
• That dress looks perfect on my princess!

Ch01-10 Wear cloth

• Let's get changed. (get changed 換衣服)
• Can you get dressed by yourself? (get dressed 穿衣服)
• Do you want Mom to help you?
• Fold your sleeves. (fold 摺疊 sleeve 袖子)
• Put on your hat.
• Your socks don't match.
• Where is your other sock?
• Let's zip up your pants. (zip up 拉上~拉鍊)
• Let's button your shirt. (botton 扣鈕扣)
• You buttoned your shirt wrong.
• You put on your shirt inside out. (inside out 裡面反出來)
• Take off your underclothes.
• Let's change into some new underwear.
• Can you help me put this on?
• Can you unbotton my shirt? (unbutton 解鈕扣)
• Can you unzip me?
• This is too small/large.
• These pants are too small now.
• You have outgrown these clothes. (outgrow 長大後，衣服不能穿)
• Do I look good, Mom?

1. shirt
2. T-shirt
3. jacket
4. sweatshirt
5. pullover
6. tank top
7. hoodie
8. pants
9. jeans
10. slacks
11. shorts
12. overalls
13. skirt
14. dress
15. coat
16. trench coat
17. gym clothes
18. pajamas 睡衣
19. underwear
20. uniform

Ch01-11 Wear cloth by self

• Change your clothes.
• What should I wear?
• Look in your closet. (closet 壁櫃)
• Chage into some comfortable clothes.
• Wear what you want to wear.
• Chage into what you wear at home.
• Can I wear this?
• Isn't that too hot? Wear something else.
• I'll just stay in these clothes.
• That's dirty. Change now.
• Put your dirty clothes in the laundry basket.
• Change your underwear, too.
• Put on the clothes that are ready.
• Mom, where are the clothes ready to waer?
• What are you doing not getting dressed?
• You got dressed by yourself. Now you're a big boy(girl).

Ch01-12 Comb hair

 

 

Ch01-18 use elevator

• Go and call the elevator.
• The elevator is going up/down.
• Let me push the button.
• The elevator is here.
• Hold the elevator.
• Let's get on the elevator. (get on 坐上)
• Wait until every gets off. (get off 出來)
• Can you press the first floor? (press 按 floor 樓)
• What floor should we press?
• Press the open / close button.
• Be calm inside here. (calm 平靜、沉默)
• Don't lean on the elevator door. (lean on 靠在)
• Don't goof around in the elevator. (goof 搗蛋)
• Don't jump inside the elevator.
• Be careful! You might get stuck in the door.
• This elevator moves too slowly.
• Wow, it's moving fast.
• What floor are you going to?
• Let's get out.(get off)
• Get off when the elevator is completely open.
• Be careful when you get off.
• Always look at what floor you're leaving.
• Let's take the stairs.
• Let's have a race to the first floor.
• Don't ever run on the stairs.
• Don't hang on the handrail. (handrail 欄杆)
• Go down one step at a time. (step by step)
• Don't goof around on the steps. You might get hurt.

 

Prefix(字首) --- (1)

* uni -- one, 表「單一的； 一致的」
uni + form = uniform
uni + it = unit
uni + vers = universe → university
uni + corn = unicorn
uni + cycle = unicycle
uni + on = union
uni + que = unique
uni + anim = unianimous
uni + lateral

*bi -- two, 表「兩個」
bi + weekly = biweekly
bi + monthly = bimonthly
bi + yearly = biyearly
bi + cycle = bicycle
bi + lingual = bilingual
bi + cephal = biceps
bi + annual = biannual
bi + plane = biplane
bi + million = billion
bi + sexual = bisexual
bi + centennial = bicentennial
bi + lateral = bilateral

*tri -- three, 表「三」
tri + color = tricolor
tri + cycle = tricycle
tri + ply = tryple
tri + angle = triangle
tri + monthly = trimonthly
tri + yearly = triyearly
million - billion - trillion
tri + pod = tripod
tri + athlon = triathlon

*oct -- eight, 表「八」
oct + gon = octagon
oct + pus = octopus
oct + vo = octavo
oct + (g)ena + rian = octgenarian

*deca -- ten, 表「十」

*hyper -- over, beyond, 表「在上面；超越...之上」、(a)表示「過度亢奮的」。
hyper + sensitive = hypersensitive
hyper + tension = hypertension

Farewell examples

Farewell example 1(For team members):

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Dear friends and colleagues:

 

    As many of you already know today was my last day with XXXXX(Company name). For personal reasons, I will be exploring other opportunities and challenges for my career. During my time here, I have really enjoyed working with and knowing all of you. Also you have all given me countless encouragement and  opportunities to learn and grow in my career and as a person. I really appreciate the support you have all give me.

    Even though I will be moving on, I hope we can keep in touch. You can reach me at my personal email: XXX@XXX.XXX.

 

Sincerely

XXXXX
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Dear colleagues and friends,

     As you may have already known, today is my last day at XXXXX(Company name). Due to personal reasons, I decided to leave the XXXXX(technology name) area and explore new challenges for my career. When I look back the past XXX years, I feel very fortunate to work here and grow professionally and personally. I want to thank everyone that I have worked with and known here, and wish you all the best in your future endeavors. Keep in touch!

email: XXX@XXX.XXX.

xxx-xxx-xxx
 

Sincerely

XXXXX
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That's how to speck english.

* All that glitters is not gold. (= Pretty things are not necessarily useful.)
A: The watch looks good.
B: All ttat glitters is not gold.

* (Someone should) be tactful (= be diplomatic)
A: I screwed up the case again.
B: Give you a tip: When you talk to a customer, be tactful.

* Behave yourself(= Act right)
A: Officer, get your hands off.
B: Hey, behave yourself, or I'll put you in jail.

* Don't be so sure! (= Are you sure?)
A: Allen will marry Kate.
B: Don't be so sure!

* Don't impose your opinions upon others. (= Don't force your opinions upon others.)
A: I think you should save money and invest it on stocks and funds.
B: Don't impose your opnions upon others. You're not my mom.

* Don't push your luck. (= Don't rely on your luck.)
A: I got away with the cops again.
B: Don't push your luck. There's no "always".

* Don't take any chances. (= Don't take a risk.)
A: John said he would finish the last part of the paper.
B: Don't take any chances. He's very busy with his new girlfriend at the moment.

Fasten your seat belt.
A: Fasten your seat belt. We're rolling.
B: Hey, don't drive so fast.

* Don't get too excited. (= Calm down)
A: Do you know Helen will come next minute?
B: I know you're in love, but don't get too excited, OK?

* get off one's back(You'd better not bother sb.)
A: It seem that Mom is in a bad mood.
B: You'd better get off her back.


P26
* Don't be modest! (= You rock it, really!)
A: It's a wonderful work. Don't be modest!
B: Thanks!

* Good for you.
A: I'll take you advice and work hard.
B: Good for you.

* good taste (in something)
A: Do you think Sam is suitable for the job?
B: Yes. He has good taste in investment.

* I'm happy for you.
A: I will go to Taiwan University.
B: I'm happy for you.

Suffix(字尾部首)

able -- (可以...的/易於)表「有能力」做某事，但也指易受某事物的影響，因此它被大量地用在形容詞上。注意：ablility是-able的名詞性。
ade -- (行動/果汁)會使人聯想到「動作」，因此它被大量地用在名詞上，常與一些戲劇化的動作有關，但奇怪的是它也被用果汁上。
age -- (行為/過程/結果)有許多用法，但會使人聯想「過程」或不同「階段」，例如最初的動作、發生的方式、一個狀態或最後的結果。
ance/ence -- (表名詞)被用在將形容詞變成名詞型，會使人聯想到「某事物的特性」、「動作」或「趨勢」等廣泛含意的名詞型。
ant -- (某事物/人)被用在將名詞變成形容詞型，會使人聯想到「某事物」或「某人」因有能力而提供之服務或做某事。
ard -- (規律從事某活動者)會使人聯想到「某人例行性地用某種方式做某事」，也可以用來描述某人的本質。因此它可被用在職業上，但它也有貶低的意謂。

guard

wizard

drunkard

coward

bastard

cowardly

bodyguard

coastguard

steward

dullard

sluggard 

ary -- (與...連結/為了...目的)這個字尾被廣泛地使用，會使人聯想到「與某事物結合」或「為某目的而服務」。用在形容詞、人、儲藏所、設備、地方等上。注意：-arial為形容詞型。cle -- (小物/地方/方法)常被用在名詞上，意旨「小的事物」、「一個地方」或「一個行為被完成的方式」。
dom -- (範圍/階級/聚集/狀態)被用在名詞上，會使人聯想到「範圍」、「階級」、「某事物的聚集」、「某狀態」。
ed -- (形容詞)是一個「將名詞變成形容詞」的字尾。
ee -- (受惠者/人)有「受惠者」或「某行為或某情況下的對象」的含意，因此常被用在一個卑屈的地位。
eer -- (處理者/製造者)會使人聯想到「某人處理某事」或「某人製造某事」，因此常用於職位較高的人。
ent -- (做...動作者)會使人聯想到「某人執行某行為」，因此常被用在許多職業或職位上，但也會使人聯想到「某人在某一狀態」。
er -- (人)會使人聯想到「某職業或某代理人代表某人執行某事」，它也可指「某地方的人」。

英文文法詞彙

名詞(Noun)
代名詞(Pronoun)
冠詞(Articles)
動詞(Verbs)

• 完全不及物動詞(Complete Intransitive Verb)
• 不完全不及物動詞(Incomplete Intransitive Verb)
• 完全及物動詞(Complete Transitive Verb)
• 不完全及物動詞(Incomplete Transitive Verb)
• 授與動詞(Dative Verb)
• 原形(Base Form)
• 現在式(Present Tense)
• 現在分詞(Present Participle)
• 過去式(Past Tense)
• 過去分詞(Past Participle)

助動詞(Auxiliary Verbs)
動狀詞(Verbals)
不定詞(Infinitives)
動名詞(Gerund)
形容詞(Adjective)
副詞(Adverb)
時態(Tense)

感嘆詞(Interjections)

語氣(Moods)

• 陳述語氣(Indicative Mood)
• 祈使語氣(Imperative Mood)
• 假設語氣(Subjunctive Mood)

語態(Voices)

• 主動語態(Active Voice)
• 被動語態(Passive Voice)

副詞(Adverbs)

• 簡單副詞(Simple Adverbs)
• 疑問副詞(Interrogative Adverbs)
• 關係副詞(Relative Adverbs)
• 複合式關係副詞(Compound Relative Adverbs)
• -時間副詞
• -地方副詞
• -程度副詞
• -狀態副詞
• -肯定與否定副詞

介系詞(Prepositions)

• 時間介系詞(Perpositions of Time)
• 地方介系詞(Perpositions of Place)
• 行動介系詞(Perpositions of Movement)

連接詞(Conjunctions)

• 對等連接詞(Coordinating conjunctions)
• 從屬連接詞(Subordinating conjunctions)
• -1-時間連接詞(Conjunctions of time)
• -2-理由連接詞(Conjunctions of reason)
• -3-目的連接詞(Conjunctions of purpose)
• -4-退讓(相反)連接詞(Conjunctions of concession(or contrast))
• -5-條件連接詞(Conjunctions of condition)
• -6-行為連接詞(Conjunctions of manner)
• -7-比較連接詞(Conjunctions of comparision)
• -8-地方連接詞(Conjunctions of place)
• -9-結果連接詞(Conjunctions of result)

句子(Sentences)

句子的要素 The Elements of a Sentence

子句(Clause)

• 主要句(Main Sentence)
• 對等子句(Coordinating Clauses)
• 從屬子句(Subordinating Clauses)
• 時間副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Time)
• 原因副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Reason)
• 目的副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Purpose)
• 條件子句(Conditional Clauses)
• 與事實相反的條件子句(Unreal Conditional Clauses)
• 讓步或相反副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Concession or Contrast)
• 地方副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Place)
• 行動副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Manner)
• 比較副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Comparison)
• 結果副詞子句(Adverbial Clauses of Result)
• 關係子句(或稱為形容詞子句)(Relative Clauses)
• 名詞子句(Noun Clauses)

分詞片語(Participial Phrases)

感嘆詞(Interjection)