Day48 2019-11-27
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[Day 1878 2019-11-17]
Lesson38 Everything except the weather
My old friend, Harrison, had lived in the Mediterranean for many years before he returned to England. He had often dreamed of retiring in England and had planned to settle down in the country. He had no sooner returned than he bought a house and went to live there. Almost immediately he began to complain about the weather, for even though it was still summer, it rained continually and it was often bitterly cold. After so many years of sunshine, Harrison got a shock. He acted as if he had never lived in England before. In the end, it was more than he could bear. He had hardly had time to settle down when he sold the house and left the country. The dream he had had for so many years ended there. Harrison had thought of everything except the weather.
[?l?s?n]38 [??vri?θ??] [?k?s?pt] [e?] [?w?e?r]
[ma?] [o?ld] [fr?nd], [?h?r?s?n], [h?d] [la?vd] [?n] [e?] [?m?d?t??re?ni?n] [f?r] [?m?ni] [j?rz] [b??f?r] [hi] [r??t?rnd] [tu] [???gl?nd]. [hi] [h?d] [??f?n] [drimd] [?v] [r??ta?r??] [?n] [???gl?nd] [?nd] [h?d] [pl?nd] [tu] [?s?t?l] [da?n] [?n] [e?] [?k?ntri]. [hi] [h?d] [no?] [?sun?r] [r??t?rnd] [e?n] [hi] [bɑt] [?] [ha?s] [?nd] [w?nt] [tu] [l?v] [e?r]. [??l?mo?st] [??midi?tli] [hi] [b??g?n] [tu] [k?m?ple?n] [??ba?t] [e?] [?w?e?r], [f?r] [?iv?n] [eo?] [?t] [w?z] [st?l] [?s?m?r], [?t] [re?nd] [k?n?t?nju?li] [?nd] [?t] [w?z] [??f?n] [?b?t?rli] [ko?ld]. [??ft?r] [so?] [?m?ni] [j?rz] [?v] [?s?n??a?n], [?h?r?s?n] [gɑt] [?] [?ɑk]. [hi] [??kt?d] [?z] [?f] [hi] [h?d] [?n?v?r] [la?vd] [?n] [???gl?nd] [b??f?r]. [?n] [ei] [?nd], [?t] [w?z] [m?r] [e?n] [hi] [k?d] [b?r]. [hi] [h?d] [?hɑrdli] [h?d] [ta?m] [tu] [?s?t?l] [da?n] [w?n] [hi] [so?ld] [e?] [ha?s] [?nd] [l?ft] [e?] [?k?ntri]. [e?] [drim] [hi] [h?d] [h?d] [f?r] [so?] [?m?ni] [j?rz] [??nd?d] [e?r]. [?h?r?s?n] [h?d] [θ?t] [?v] [??vri?θ??] [?k?s?pt] [e?] [?w?e?r].
[Day 1879 2019-11-18]
Lesson39 Am I all right?
While John Gilbert was in hospital, he asked his doctor to tell him whether his operation had been successful, but the doctor refused to do so. The following day, the patient asked for a bedside telephone. When he was alone, he telephoned the hospital exchange and asked for Doctor Millington. When the doctor answered the phone, Mr. Gilbert said he was inquiring about a certain patient, a Mr. John Gilbert. He asked if Mr. Gilbert's operation had been successful and the doctor told him that it had been. He then asked when Mr. Gilbert would be allowed to go home and the doctor told him that he would have to stay in hospital for another two weeks. Then Dr Millington asked the caller if he was a relative of the patient.' No,' the patient answered,' I am Mr. John Gilbert.'
[?l?s?n]39 [?m] [a?] [?l] [ra?t]?
[wa?l] [?ɑn] [?g?lb?rt] [w?z] [?n] [?hɑ?sp?t?l], [hi] [?skt] [h?z] [?dɑkt?r] [tu] [t?l] [h?m] [?w?e?r] [h?z] [?ɑp??re???n] [h?d] [b?n] [s?k?s?sf?l], [b?t] [e?] [?dɑkt?r] [r??fjuzd] [tu] [du] [so?]. [e?] [?fɑlo???] [de?], [e?] [?pe???nt] [?skt] [f?r] [?] [?b?d?sa?d] [?t?l??fo?n]. [w?n] [hi] [w?z] [??lo?n], [hi] [?t?l??fo?nd] [e?] [?hɑ?sp?t?l] [?ks??e?n?] [?nd] [?skt] [f?r] [?dɑkt?r] [?m?l??t?n]. [w?n] [e?] [?dɑkt?r] [??ns?rd] [e?] [fo?n], [?m?st?r]. [?g?lb?rt] [s?d] [hi] [w?z] [?n?kwa??r??] [??ba?t] [?] [?s?rt?n] [?pe???nt], [?] [?m?st?r]. [?ɑn] [?g?lb?rt]. [hi] [?skt] [?f] [?m?st?r]. [?g?lb?rts] [?ɑp??re???n] [h?d] [b?n] [s?k?s?sf?l] [?nd] [e?] [?dɑkt?r] [to?ld] [h?m] [e?t] [?t] [h?d] [b?n]. [hi] [e?n] [?skt] [w?n] [?m?st?r]. [?g?lb?rt] [w?d] [bi] [??la?d] [tu] [go?] [ho?m] [?nd] [e?] [?dɑkt?r] [to?ld] [h?m] [e?t] [hi] [w?d] [h?v] [tu] [ste?] [?n] [?hɑ?sp?t?l] [f?r] [??n?e?r] [tu] [wiks]. [e?n] [dra?v] [?m?l??t?n] [?skt] [e?] [?k?l?r] [?f] [hi] [w?z] [?] [?r?l?t?v] [?v] [e?] [?pe???nt].' [no?],' [e?] [?pe???nt] [??ns?rd],' [a?] [?m] [?m?st?r]. [?ɑn] [?g?lb?rt].'
[Day 1880 2019-11-19]
Lesson40 Food and talk
Last week at a dinner-party, the hostess asked me to sit next to Mrs. Rumbold. Mrs. Rumbold was a large, unsmiling lady in a tight black dress. She did not even look up when I took my seat beside her. Her eyes were fixed on her plate and in a short time, she was busy eating. I tried to make conversation.
'A new play is coming to" The Globe" soon,' I said. 'Will you be seeing it ?'
' No,' she answered.
'Will you be spending your holidays abroad this year ?' I asked.
' No,' she answered.
'Will you be staying in England?' I asked.
' No,' she answered.
In despair, I asked her whether she was enjoying her dinner.
'Young man,' she answered,' if you ate more and talked less, we would both enjoy our dinner!'
[?l?s?n]40 [fud] [?nd] [t?k]
[l?st] [wik] [?t] [?] [?d?n?r]-[?pɑrti], [e?] [?ho?st?s] [?skt] [mi] [tu] [s?t] [n?kst] [tu] [?m?s?z]. [?r?m?bo?ld]. [?m?s?z]. [?r?m?bo?ld] [w?z] [?] [lɑr?], [?n?sma?l??] [?le?di] [?n] [?] [ta?t] [bl?k] [dr?s]. [?i] [d?d] [nɑt] [?iv?n] [l?k] [?p] [w?n] [a?] [t?k] [ma?] [sit] [b??sa?d] [h?r]. [h?r] [a?z] [w?r] [f?kst] [ɑn] [h?r] [ple?t] [?nd] [?n] [?] [??rt] [ta?m], [?i] [w?z] [?b?zi] [?it??]. [a?] [tra?d] [tu] [me?k] [?kɑnv?r?se???n].
[?] [nu] [ple?] [?z] [?k?m??] [tu]" [e?] [glo?b]" [sun],' [a?] [s?d]. [w?l] [ju] [bi] [?si??] [?t] ?' ' [no?],' [?i] [??ns?rd]. [w?l] [ju] [bi] [?sp?nd??] [j??r] [?hɑl??de?z] [??br?d] [e?s] [j?r] ?' [a?] [?skt]. ' [no?],' [?i] [??ns?rd].
[w?l] [ju] [bi] [?ste???] [?n] [???gl?nd]?' [a?] [?skt]. ' [no?],' [?i] [??ns?rd]. [?n] [d??sp?r], [a?] [?skt] [h?r] [?w?e?r] [?i] [w?z] [?n??????] [h?r] [?d?n?r].
[j??] [m?n],' [?i] [??ns?rd],' [?f] [ju] [e?t] [m?r] [?nd] [t?kt] [l?s], [wi] [w?d] [bo?θ] [?n????] [?a??r] [?d?n?r]!'
[Day 1881 2019-11-20]
Lesson41 Do you call that a hat?
'Do you call that a hat ?' I said to my wife.
'You needn't be so rude about it,' my wife answered as she looked at herself in the mirror. I sat down on one of those modern chairs with holes in it and waited. We had been in the hat shop for half an hour and my wife was still in front of the mirror.
'We mustn't buy things we don't need,' I remarked suddenly. I regretted saying it almost at once.
'You needn't have said that,' my wife answered.' I need not remind you of that terrible tie you bought yesterday.'
'I find it beautiful,' I said. 'A man can never have too many ties.'
'And a woman can't have too many hats,' she answered.
Ten minutes later we walked out of the shop together. My wife was wearing a hat that looked like a lighthouse !
[?l?s?n]41 [du] [ju] [k?l] [e?t] [?] [h?t]?
[du] [ju] [k?l] [e?t] [?] [h?t] ?' [a?] [s?d] [tu] [ma?] [wa?f]. [ju] [?nid?nt] [bi] [so?] [rud] [??ba?t] [?t],' [ma?] [wa?f] [??ns?rd] [?z] [?i] [l?kt] [?t] [h?r?s?lf] [?n] [e?] [?m?r?r]. [a?] [s?t] [da?n] [ɑn] [w?n] [?v] [eo?z] [?mɑd?rn] [??rz] [w?e] [ho?lz] [?n] [?t] [?nd] [?we?t?d]. [wi] [h?d] [b?n] [?n] [e?] [h?t] [?ɑp] [f?r] [h?f] [?n] [?a??r] [?nd] [ma?] [wa?f] [w?z] [st?l] [?n] [fr?nt] [?v] [e?] [?m?r?r].
[wi] [?m?s?nt] [ba?] [θ??z] [wi] [do?nt] [nid],' [a?] [r??mɑrkt] [?s?d?nli]. [a?] [r??gr?t?d] [?se???] [?t] [??l?mo?st] [?t] [w?ns].
[ju] [?nid?nt] [h?v] [s?d] [e?t],' [ma?] [wa?f] [??ns?rd].' [a?] [nid] [nɑt] [ri?ma?nd] [ju] [?v] [e?t] [?t?r?b?l] [ta?] [ju] [bɑt] [?j?st?r?de?].'
[a?] [fa?nd] [?t] [?bjut?f?l],' [a?] [s?d]. [?] [m?n] [k?n] [?n?v?r] [h?v] [tu] [?m?ni] [ta?z].' [?nd] [?] [?w?m?n] [k?nt] [h?v] [tu] [?m?ni] [h?ts],' [?i] [??ns?rd].
[t?n] [?m?n?ts] [?le?t?r] [wi] [w?kt] [a?t] [?v] [e?] [?ɑp] [t??g?e?r]. [ma?] [wa?f] [w?z] [?w?r??] [?] [h?t] [e?t] [l?kt] [la?k] [?] [?la?t?ha?s] !
[Day 1882 2019-11-21]
Lesson42 Not very musical
As we had had a long walk through one of the markets of Old Delhi, we stopped at a square to have a rest. After a time, we noticed a snake-charmer with two large baskets at the other side of the square, so we went to have a look at him. As soon as he saw us, he picked up a long pipe which was covered with coins and opened one of the baskets. When he began to play a tune, we had our first glimpse of the snake. It rose out of the basket and began to follow the movements of the pipe. We were very much surprised when the snake charmer suddenly began to play jazz and modern pop songs. The snake, however, continued to 'dance' slowly. It obviously could not tell the difference between Indian music and jazz!
[?l?s?n]42 [nɑt] [?v?ri] [?mjuz?k?l]
[?z] [wi] [h?d] [h?d] [?] [l??] [w?k] [θru] [w?n] [?v] [e?] [?mɑrk?ts] [?v] [o?ld] [?d?li], [wi] [stɑpt] [?t] [?] [skw?r] [tu] [h?v] [?] [r?st]. [??ft?r] [?] [ta?m], [wi] [?no?t?st] [?] [sne?k]-[??ɑrm?r] [w?e] [tu] [lɑr?] [?b?sk?ts] [?t] [ei] [??e?r] [sa?d] [?v] [e?] [skw?r], [so?] [wi] [w?nt] [tu] [h?v] [?] [l?k] [?t] [h?m]. [?z] [sun] [?z] [hi] [s?] [?s], [hi] [p?kt] [?p] [?] [l??] [pa?p] [w??] [w?z] [?k?v?rd] [w?e] [k??nz] [?nd] [?o?p?nd] [w?n] [?v] [e?] [?b?sk?ts]. [w?n] [hi] [b??g?n] [tu] [ple?] [?] [tun], [wi] [h?d] [?a??r] [f?rst] [gl?mps] [?v] [e?] [sne?k]. [?t] [ro?z] [a?t] [?v] [e?] [?b?sk?t] [?nd] [b??g?n] [tu] [?fɑlo?] [e?] [?muvm?nts] [?v] [e?] [pa?p]. [wi] [w?r] [?v?ri] [m??] [s?r?pra?zd] [w?n] [e?] [sne?k] [??ɑrm?r] [?s?d?nli] [b??g?n] [tu] [ple?] [??z] [?nd] [?mɑd?rn] [pɑp] [s??z]. [e?] [sne?k], [?ha???v?r], [k?n?t?njud] [tu] [d?ns] [?slo?li]. [?t] [?ɑbvi?sli] [k?d] [nɑt] [t?l] [e?] [?d?f?r?ns] [b??twin] [??ndi?n] [?mjuz?k] [?nd] [??z]!
[Day 1883 2019-11-22]
Lesson43 Over the South Pole
In 1929, three years after his flight over the North Pole, the American explorer, R. E. Byrd, successfully flew over the South Pole for the first time. Though, at first, Byrd and his men were able to take a great many photographs of the mountains that lay below, they soon ran into serious trouble. At one point, it seemed certain that their plane would crash. It could only get over the mountains if it rose to 10,000 feet. Byrd at once ordered his men to throw out two heavy food sacks. The plane was then able to rise and it cleared the mountains by 400 feet. Byrd now knew that he would be able to reach the South Pole which was 300 miles away, for there were no more mountains in sight. The aircraft was able to fly over the endless white plains without difficulty.
[?l?s?n]43 [?o?v?r] [e?] [sa?θ] [po?l]
[?n] 1929, [θri] [j?rz] [??ft?r] [h?z] [fla?t] [?o?v?r] [e?] [n?rθ] [po?l], [ei] [??m?r?k?n] [?k?spl?r?r], [ɑr].
[i].[b?rd], [s?k?s?sf?li] [flu] [?o?v?r] [e?] [sa?θ] [po?l] [f?r] [e?] [f?rst] [ta?m]. [eo?], [?t] [f?rst], [b?rd] [?nd] [h?z] [m?n] [w?r] [?e?b?l] [tu] [te?k] [?] [gre?t] [?m?ni] [?fo?t??gr?fs] [?v] [e?] [?ma?nt?nz] [e?t] [le?] [b??lo?], [ee?] [sun] [r?n] [??ntu] [?s?ri?s] [?tr?b?l]. [?t] [w?n] [p??nt], [?t] [simd] [?s?rt?n] [e?t] [e?r] [ple?n] [w?d] [kr??]. [?t] [k?d] [?o?nli] [g?t] [?o?v?r] [e?] [?ma?nt?nz] [?f] [?t] [ro?z] [tu] 10,000 [fit]. [b?rd] [?t] [w?ns] [??rd?rd] [h?z] [m?n] [tu] [θro?] [a?t] [tu] [?h?vi] [fud] [s?ks]. [e?] [ple?n] [w?z] [e?n] [?e?b?l] [tu] [ra?z] [?nd] [?t] [kl?rd] [e?] [?ma?nt?nz] [ba?] 400 [fit]. [b?rd] [na?] [nu] [e?t] [hi] [w?d] [bi] [?e?b?l] [tu] [ri?] [e?] [sa?θ] [po?l] [w??] [w?z] 300 [ma?lz] [??we?], [f?r] [e?r] [w?r] [no?] [m?r] [?ma?nt?nz] [?n] [sa?t]. [ei] [??r?kr?ft] [w?z] [?e?b?l] [tu] [fla?] [?o?v?r] [ei] [??ndl?s] [wa?t] [ple?nz] [w??θa?t] [?d?f?k?lti].
[Day 1884 2019-11-23]
Lesson44 Through the forest
Mrs. Anne Sterling did not think of the risk she was taking when she ran through a forest after two men. They had rushed up to her while she was having a picnic at the edge of a forest with her children and tried to steal her handbag. In the struggle, the strap broke and, with the bag in their possession, both men started running through the trees. Mrs. Sterling got so angry that she ran after them. She was soon out of breath, but she continued to run. When she caught up with them, she saw that they had sat down and were going through the contents of the bag, so she ran straight at them. The men got such a fright that they dropped the bag and ran away. 'The strap needs mending,' said Mrs. Sterling later, 'but they did not steal anything.'
[?l?s?n]44 [θru] [e?] [?f?r?st]
[?m?s?z]. [?n] [?st?rl??] [d?d] [nɑt] [θ??k] [?v] [e?] [r?sk] [?i] [w?z] [?te?k??] [w?n] [?i] [r?n] [θru] [?] [?f?r?st] [??ft?r] [tu] [m?n]. [ee?] [h?d] [r??t] [?p] [tu] [h?r] [wa?l] [?i] [w?z] [?h?v??] [?] [?p?k?n?k] [?t] [ei] [??] [?v] [?] [?f?r?st] [w?e] [h?r] [???ldr?n] [?nd] [tra?d] [tu] [stil] [h?r] [?h?nd?b?g]. [?n] [e?] [?str?g?l], [e?] [str?p] [bro?k] [?nd], [w?e] [e?] [b?g] [?n] [e?r] [p??z???n], [bo?θ] [m?n] [?stɑrt?d] [?r?n??] [θru] [e?] [triz]. [?m?s?z]. [?st?rl??] [gɑt] [so?] [???gri] [e?t] [?i] [r?n] [??ft?r] [e?m]. [?i] [w?z] [sun] [a?t] [?v] [br?θ], [b?t] [?i] [k?n?t?njud] [tu] [r?n]. [w?n] [?i] [kɑt] [?p] [w?e] [e?m], [?i] [s?] [e?t] [ee?] [h?d] [s?t] [da?n] [?nd] [w?r] [?go???] [θru] [e?] [?kɑnt?nts] [?v] [e?] [b?g], [so?] [?i] [r?n] [stre?t] [?t] [e?m]. [e?] [m?n] [gɑt] [s??] [?] [fra?t] [e?t] [ee?] [drɑpt] [e?] [b?g] [?nd] [r?n] [??we?]. [e?] [str?p] [nidz] [?m?nd??],' [s?d] [?m?s?z]. [?st?rl??] [?le?t?r], [b?t] [ee?] [d?d] [nɑt] [stil] [??ni?θ??].'
[Day 1885 2019-11-24]
Lesson45 A clear conscience
The whole village soon learnt that a large sum of money had been lost. Sam Benton, the local butcher, had lost his wallet while taking his savings to the post-office. Sam was sure that the wallet must have been found by one of the villagers, but it was not returned to him. Three months passed, and then one morning, Sam found his wallet outside his front door. It had been wrapped up in newspaper and it contained half the money he had lost, together with a note which said: 'A thief, yes, 'but only 50 percent a thief!' Two months later, some more money was sent to Sam with another note:' Only 25 per cent a thief now!' In time, all Sam's money was paid back in this way. The last note said:' I am 100 percent honest now!'
[?l?s?n]45 [?] [kl?r] [?kɑn??ns]
[e?] [ho?l] [?v?l??] [sun] [l?rnt] [e?t] [?] [lɑr?] [s?m] [?v] [?m?ni] [h?d] [b?n] [l?st]. [s?m] [?b?nt?n], [e?] [?lo?k?l] [?b???r], [h?d] [l?st] [h?z] [?w?l?t] [wa?l] [?te?k??] [h?z] [?se?v??z] [tu] [e?] [po?st]-[??f?s]. [s?m] [w?z] [??r] [e?t] [e?] [?w?l?t] [m?st] [h?v] [b?n] [fa?nd] [ba?] [w?n] [?v] [e?] [?v?l???rz], [b?t] [?t] [w?z] [nɑt] [r??t?rnd] [tu] [h?m]. [θri] [m?nθs] [p?st], [?nd] [e?n] [w?n] [?m?rn??], [s?m] [fa?nd] [h?z] [?w?l?t] [?a?t?sa?d] [h?z] [fr?nt] [d?r]. [?t] [h?d] [b?n] [r?pt] [?p] [?n] [?nuz?pe?p?r] [?nd] [?t] [k?n?te?nd] [h?f] [e?] [?m?ni] [hi] [h?d] [l?st], [t??g?e?r] [w?e] [?] [no?t] [w??] [s?d]: [?] [θif], [j?s], [b?t] [?o?nli] 5[o?] [p?r] [s?nt] [?] [θif]!' [tu] [m?nθs] [?le?t?r], [s?m] [m?r] [?m?ni] [w?z] [s?nt] [tu] [s?m] [w?e] [??n?e?r] [no?t]:' [?o?nli] 25 [p?r] [s?nt] [?] [θif] [na?]!' [?n] [ta?m], [?l] [s?mz] [?m?ni] [w?z] [pe?d] [b?k] [?n] [e?s] [we?]. [e?] [l?st] [no?t] [s?d]:' [a?] [?m] 100 [p?r] [s?nt] [?ɑn?st] [na?]!'
(2)任務配置:(做了哪幾項任務)
L0+L3+L4
(3)知識筆記:(查的單詞,音標以及各種知識點,以及你對他人的點評)
mediterranean 英 /?med?t??re?ni?n/ 美 /?med?t??re?ni?n/
doctor 英 /?d?kt?(r)/ 美 /?dɑ?kt?r/
hospital 英 /?h?sp?tl/ 美 /?hɑ?sp?tl/
operation 英 /??p??re??n/ 美 /?ɑ?p??re??n/
inquiring 英 /?n'kwa?r??/
John 英 /d??n/ 美 /d?ɑ?n/
last 英 /lɑ?st/ 美 /l?st/
Mrs 英 /?m?s?z/ 美 /?m?s?z/
hostess 英 /?h??st?s; h???stes/ 美 /?ho?st?s/
despair 英 /d??spe?(r)/ 美 /d??sper/
on 英 /?n/ 美 /ɑ?n/
conversation 英 /?k?nv??se??n/ 美 /?kɑ?nv?r?se??n/
holidays 英 /'h?l?de?z/ 美 /'hɑl?'dez/
front 英 /fr?nt/ 美 /fr?nt/
shop 英 /??p/ 美 /?ɑ?p/
Old Delhi n. 舊德里(印度北部城市)
Clear
GET OVER/PAST 越過;通過
to jump over or get past sth without touching it (無接觸地)躍過,越過,通過
The horse cleared the fence easily. 那匹馬輕松地躍過了柵欄
snake charmer 全球(英國) 玩蛇人;耍蛇者
strap 英 /str?p/ 美 /str?p/ 帶子
sterling 英 /?st??l??/ 美 /?st??rl??/
conscience 英 /?k?n??ns/ 美 /?kɑ?n??ns/
office 英 /??f?s/ 美 /?ɑ?f?s/
(4)練習感悟:(做完事情的感觸和吐槽)
一口氣追了8篇文章,最后兩篇文章感覺舌頭都有點打結了,酸爽;但后面的兩篇課文,讀兩三遍就會不由自主去背誦復述,所以用時更少了。明天完成4篇就把落下的趕上了,周六日沒時間后天朗讀3篇。
Lesson 38 用時40分鐘 27分鐘跟讀打卡,12分鐘復述打卡,1分鐘復盤;
Lesson 39用時40分鐘 30分鐘跟讀打卡,10分鐘復述打卡,3分鐘復盤;
Lesson 40用時40分鐘 30分鐘跟讀打卡,10分鐘復述打卡,0分鐘復盤;
Lesson 41用時25分鐘 19分鐘跟讀打卡,6分鐘復述打卡,3分鐘復盤;
Lesson 42用時35分鐘 25分鐘跟讀打卡,10分鐘復述打卡,0分鐘復盤;
Lesson 43 用時30分鐘 20分鐘跟讀打卡,12分鐘復述打卡,3分鐘復盤;
Lesson 44 用時30分鐘 27分鐘跟讀打卡,2分鐘復述打卡,1分鐘復盤;
Lesson 45 用時25分鐘 18分鐘跟讀打卡,4分鐘復述打卡,3分鐘復盤。