Did you watch The Last of Us? I didn’t know it ends at episode 7, so the ending was a big shock. I really want to watch the next season soon!

I want to go to a far place where there is no people. I want to spend a relaxing day alone.

The fortune teller told me that in the long term , in the big picture, my money will grow. With all due respect. I don’t buy it . I need to strive for it with my endless effert. But how can I achieve this goal . I need to take my advantage like I am adept at speaking English (I adept in speaking English) so I have to improve and practice to make myself an English adept . I know that I need to get round to learning it . Consequently I believe that I could be better off through finding a good job using English

I went to Hayama to do fieldwork. There were a lot of nature. Especially the sea is beautiful. I also climbed a very steep mountain. I was so tired but I have a school. I’m going to go to bed early.

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Hi, and welcome back to Everyday English with Teacher Alyse! Today we are learning useful expressions for showing interest. These expressions help you respond when someone tells you good news, bad news, or just information. Let’s practice together. Part 1: Good News When you hear good news, you can say: • Wow! • Amazing! • Really? Example 1: “My team won the game!” → “Wow! That’s amazing!” Example 2: “I passed my English test!” → “Really? Amazing!” Part 2: Bad News When you hear bad news, you can say: • Oh, no! • That’s terrible. • No way! Example 1: “My phone broke yesterday.” → “Oh, no! That’s terrible.” Example 2: “I lost my wallet.” → “No way! That’s terrible.” Part 3: Neutral Information When the news is not good or bad, just information, you can say: • I see. • Interesting. • Really? Example 1: “I have math class every Monday.” → “I see.” / “Interesting.” Example 2: “I usually wake up at 6 a.m.” → “Really? Interesting.” Great job today! Now you know how to show interest when you hear good news, bad news, or just information. Try using these expressions in your conversations this week. Have a good day. See you next time.

She has ...... hair. A. long B. tall

1. He did much to help the homeless. 2. He did nothing to help the homeless. Do both " to help the homeless" function as an adverbial of purpose? Or the first does, but the second functions as an attributive? 两个句子中的不定式短语都是目的状语吗？还是说第一个是，而第二个是后置定语？

It was sunny today. After the gym, Vivian told me I will have that important vocal exam next Friday. As I expected, it requires a formal dress. Luckily, I happened to have brought one back from my trip to Japan – a black and white one-piece with a floral collar and cuffs. It was the most elegant, suitable formal dress you could find in Asia, or so I thought! Surely it cost me a fortune. Guess what? After Vivian saw my photos trying it on, she said it looked too funerary. I mean, yes? So? That’s kind of the point, isn’t it? She called my best formal dress funeral-ready. Fine! I’ll just wear a white tee and a random skirt. I don't think they even understand what formal dress means.

I caught a cold again and was depressed. I was infected with a different cold a week ago, but I thought prevention was important.