# 时 间 不 会 等 你 #

—用时间换分数，用努力换机遇，用倔强换梦想。

Goodmorning~汪汪们

每早7点，和老张一起死磕词语搭配

每天进步一点点

宝宝们 粽子节快乐~

无论你在哪儿过节，记得对自己好一点，多吃点好吃的犒劳下这么拼的自己（虽然平时也没少吃）。

好好放松调整下，

收收心继续日常打卡咯~

先来复习ing：

Read through？

Brush up？

Cross off

Keep at？

都记起来了没？

点此复习：词语搭配D27--动介搭配

老规矩，复习全文后务必在留言区留下：XX已阅

养成好习惯，大家相互监督！

请配合讲解音频食用，注意记笔记：

第二十八组：动介搭配

Go off 爆炸；消失；响起；进行；变质；熄灭

Turn on\off 打开\关闭

Get up 起床

Keep on 反复地做，继续做

Put on 穿上 注意：put-on 做作的，假装的

Plug in 插入

Use up 用完

Pop up 弹出，突然出现

Let out\in 放出\放进

Wash out 洗掉

Run out of 用完

Hang up 悬挂，挂断（电话）

Come across 偶遇

Care for 照顾

Give away 赠送

Pick up 捡起；收集；接人；偶然结识；站起，扶起；学会；逮捕；振作精神

Let in on 参与，分享

See about 考虑，查询；注意，处理；料理

Set out 规划；展现；摆放，布置；提出（理由）；栽种（树苗等）；阐述，说明；出发；开始；打算

例文讲解

Getting Up with the Jacksons

The alarm clock in Mr. and Mrs. Jackson’s bedroom goes off at 6:30 A.M. Sleepily, Mr. Jackson reaches toward it to turn it off. He gives up trying to reach it.

By now Mrs. Jackson is awake. She turns on the light beside the bed and shakes her husband. “It’s time to get up, George,” she tells him.

“Aw--don’t, ”he mutters. But she keeps on shaking him until he is too awake. He sits up, but his eyes are still closed. Finally he stands up.

Mrs. Jackson puts on a bathrobe. Mr. Jackson goes in to take a shower and, awake at last, goes downstairs to set the table. In the kitchen Mrs. Jackson plugs in the coffee maker. She wants to boil eggs but remembers that they used up the eggs yesterday. She puts bread into the toaster and waits for it to pop up. Mr. Jackson puts cereal milk and juice on the table.

Then Mrs. Jackson lets out the cat. She calls the sixteen-year-old twins. “Breakfast!” She shouts. “Jim! Jane!”

In a few minutes all four are at the table. “What in the world were you doing?” Jim asks Jane.

“I forgot to wash out my clothes last night, so this morning I hunted this things to wear.”

“I thought you had given those old things away long ago,” Jim tells her. “They look shabby.”

“Leave me alone!” She says angrily.

“Children,” Mrs. Jackson begs, “please don’t get into a fight. I’m running out of patience with both of you. I don’t feel like listening to another argument. Tom did not often argue before he left for college. Jane, you should put your clothes away. Then you could find something better to wear. I’ve told you both again and again, please hang up your clothes.”

George Jackson is reading the newspaper. He laughs softly. “If you come across something funny or even interesting, you might let us in on it,” his wife says.

“I’m just looking at the sports pages, Edna,” he tells her. “You usually don’t care for professional sports.”

She goes to see about the cat and lets it in. The twins pick up their schoolbooks and go to school. George puts his coat on. As he sets out for work, he says to his wife, “Have a good day, Edna.”