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—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

一言不合又放假。

看看昨天的打卡数量，看来不少同学又粗去浪了。

虽然心拔凉拔凉的，但老张还是抱抱自己，然后继续埋头录课，编好这篇文章等你们来翻牌子。

还好有很多同学在默默地死磕打卡：

@bear

打卡，迷茫是因为没有自信吧。希望自己在迷茫中越来越清晰。早上9点去我们院的自习教室，以为自己没准是前三个去的，结果到了发现已经有大概十个人在自习了，明天也要加油！

一份耕耘一份收获，浪完了都赶紧回来打卡！

先来复习ing：

be derided as？

be mad at？

be mad about？

be skilful at？

都记起来了没？

点此复习：词语搭配D26--Be+adj+其他动词

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：

第二十七组：动介搭配

Head for 朝---方向去

Catch up with 赶上

Go after 追求

Look for 寻找

Check over 仔细检查

Find out 找出，揭发

Put in 输入，插入

Look up 查阅，仰视

Read through 通读，读完

Keep up with 跟上

Fall behind 落后

Put off 延期，推迟

Tear up 撕毁

Try out 试验

Hand in 交上

Brush up 擦亮，温习

Figure out 弄清楚

Stand for 代表

Make up 弥补；和解；编造；整理；化妆

Turn in 上交

Cross off 划掉

Put together 合在一起

Give up 放弃

Get along 进展，相处

Pull through 使---脱离危险

Keep at 坚持

Get away from 离开，逃脱

例文讲解

Getting Along In One’s Schoolwork

Tom Jackson and Dave Page were heading for the library. Lee Choy and Pedro Garcia caught up with them .

“Are you going after a book?” Lee asked Tom.

“Yes, ” said Tom. “I need to look for another book about airplanes. I was checking my paper over, and I found out that I have put in some wrong information.”

“I have to look up an article,” Dave added. My history teacher asked us to read through a long article. Keeping up with that course is difficult for me. I’m always falling behind. That’s because I put off doing my assignments.”

“So do I,”said Pedro. “Right now I’m writing a paper for my science class. I tore the first paper up because it was bad. Now I have several new ideas, and I’ve been trying them out on my friend Maria. I have to hand the paper in on Monday. I also need to brush up on my mathematics, but I can’t figure out the meanings of some of those strange-looking signs.”

“I know what you mean,” Dave told him. “I don’t know what some of the signs stand for, either.”

“I need to make up a test,” Tom said. “I missed it when I was sick. But I’ll wait until I have turned in my paper on airplanes. I keep a list of things I should do, and I cross them off one by one as I do them.”

“You are so systematic, Tom,” Dave said, smiling. “You always plan everything. I should put together a list, too, but it would be too long. I would just give up.”

“I sometimes want to give up, too,” said Tom, “but then I think that I’ll pull through somehow. Studying so much is hard, but usually we get along rather well. We just have to keep at it.”

“Yes,” Lee said, “we do. But sometimes I’d like to get away from it all.