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xp插件yourtube是干什么的

是个播放插件,叫flash player,一般的在线视频网站的帮助里都会提供最新的下载地址。

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111天·Youtube多语言学习者的学习经验~

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The method to study foreign language need to find websites which is about what you are interested in.Gramar is not so important,but you need to master at least 300 basic vocabulary to understand the language which you want to study.If you master about 1500 words,you can understand most of the basic conversations.Pronunciation is very important,just copy native speakers.

1.找你感兴趣语言的网站看感兴趣的部分

2.掌握300个基本词汇,理解语言

3.当你有1500个词汇量的时候,你就可以理解最基础的交流了。

4.语音很重要,就是外国人说什么,你就说什么。多重复!

这种学习方法不适用于那些想要考证的同学们,如果你们只是想学会简单的日常交流,其实就可以像上面说的那样做。我之后也会慢慢实践来告诉你们如何。在YouTube上看到了一个南非的哥哥,自己在家6个月自学了法语,6个月后,可以和法国朋友简单的日常交流了。他的方法就是先把最基础的语法以及核心词汇学完,就逼着自己说法语,由刚开始的一点点到后来越来越熟练,这就是为什么每次你学习一本新的书的时候,第一课总是记得最清楚的原因。

如果有人也在学习日语,可以到 Japanesepod101.com ,这个网站上有很多免费的学习日语的资源。

今日所学:(英对日)

Season( 季节)きせつ

1.Cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring.

春(はる)は桜(さくら)が绮丽(きれい)です?

2.I go to the sea/beach every summer.

毎年(まいねん)夏(なつ)に海(うみ)に行き(いき)ます。

3.You should go to Kyoto in Autumn.

京都(きょうと)は秋(あき)に行ったほうがいいですよ。

4.Japanese people use kotatsu in winter.

日本人(にほんじん)は冬(ふゆ)にコタツを使(つか)います。

5.What’s your favourite season?

一番好き(いちばんすき)な季节(きせつ)はなんですか。

Animal(动物)どうぶつPlant(植物)しょくぶつ

1.What animal do you like the most?

动物の中で何が一番好きっですか。

どの动物(どうぶつ)が一番(いちばん)好き(すき)ですか。

2.To plant a flower

花(花)を植える(うえる)

3.The fish is swimming.

鱼(さかな)が泳(およ)いでいる。ーー水族馆 (すいぞくかん)

Time(时间)じかん

1.This year is 2018.

今年(ことし)は2018(にせんじゅうはちねん)です。

2.Next year is 2019.

来年(らいねん)は2019(にせんじゅうくねん/にせんじゅうきゅうねん)です。

3.This is the last time.

=There won’t be a next time.

これが最後。(さいご)

4.In two years/two years later/the year after next

再来年(さらいねん)=二年後(にねんご)

5.In a week/one week later? ? 一周间後(いっしゅうかんご)

In a month/one month later? ? ? ? 一か月後(いっかげつご)? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Day before yesterday? ? 一昨日(おととい)

The year before last? ? 一昨年(おととし)? ? ?

Last year? 去年(きょねん)? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? This year? ? 今年(ことし)

Next year? 来年(らいねん)? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The year after next? 再来年(さらいねん)


语言的学习需要循序渐进,其实是没有捷径的,现在需要的就是 夯实基础,多跟读,多说,多看自己感兴趣的文章 。后记,如果有人想自学有没有方法的可以私聊我,我可以告诉大家我笨拙的学习方法~皆さん、顽张れ!

わたしの日本语は下手です。I am trying to learn it through English,you can learn it by Chiese.As you know,there are lots of characters in Japanese,sometimes it is similar,but most of the time,it has several meanings.

对于外国人来学习日语来说,汉字是最难的,因为笔画很多。但是对于我们来说,我们本来就知道中文怎么写,所以,在接触日语的时候,要比外国人学习日语要学的快一些,有些时候,即使你不知道是什么意思,也能大致猜出一二。

在观看YouTube上博主谈语言的时候,他们总是给我一种自信,鼓励更多的人学习语言, 语言的学习其实没有那么的难,好多个语言博主给我的感受就是,你学的越多,你越觉得语言有意思,越觉得好学 。所以,想学习小语种的朋友们,不要犹豫,想学就开始吧。

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 2019.2.18.? 第一百一十一天? 于家中

利物浦大学2017年文书范文分享 You tube助我打开数学世界大门(内附3篇范文)

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在中国学生眼里,利物浦大学坐落在英国安逸的港口小镇,学校因足球而闻名,还有专门的足球研究中心。利物浦大学是难得的古老又充满活力的大学,吸引很多国际学生。本文分享是分别拿到该校2023年法律与犯罪学、数学、法律与政治专业offer的文书,有相关专业的小伙伴记得收藏哦。
范文一:
Mathematical Sciences Personal Statement
数学科学个人PS
Mathematics, overlooked as it is, is the most fundamental subject in our educational system and is THE enabling tool to solving problems. My commitment to maths stems from my recognition that as an effective problem solver, one ought to understand what is expected to resolve day-to-day difficulties. Mathematical proofs combine both logic and creativity and it is the beauty of maths as well as practicality which makes me want to study it further.
We are encompassed by mathematics; it surrounds us. My pursuit in maths broadened when I stumbled across a YouTube video from ‘Numberphile’, I began to see the subject in a different light; it was more than just an academic subject studied for a specified number of hours per week. Instead I grasped that it was a way of explaining the inexplicable. Throughout my maths AS Level, I realised that I was acquiring an alarming passion for proofs. Combining this growing interest with reading books in the subject I appreciated that I had previously not understood how important meticulous working was until I learnt that it is essential to trace errors and eradicate assumptions and that simply having the right answer is insufficient. From Chemistry I have similarly learnt how to use meticulous working and designing experiments to solve problems, analyse and understand data. Through these pragmatic skills I have been able to bridge the gap between A-level and university maths and almost feel euphoria from the sense that there may be a higher knowledge still to be unearthed which, of we are as yet unaware.
Changing school and adjusting to the new style of learning was an issue that contributed to my underachievement at AS level, but I have gained further understanding of my subjects and am currently demonstrating how much of an improvement I will make in my upcoming exams and retakes through better exam technique.
Being selected as a maths prefect has given me the opportunity to help younger students and promote my passion for the subject to many younger students through open evenings, displays and assisting in lessons. As much as I believe in motivation coming from within, this can also lead us to think that we do maths entirely for its own sake. However that is apocryphal: the communal aspect of maths which enables us to be stimulated by the people around us and help other people solve their mathematical problems is crucially important.
Music is a mind-body exercise; you learn to become one with your body and mind while discovering how to be in harmony with the people around you. I am heavily involved in my church, my previous and current school’s choirs, where I have been lucky enough to perform at various prestigious events. While having fun, to my amazement I was actually developing my numbers, logic, discipline, agility, and maths through reading music. I have participated in drama performances for ‘The School’s Shakespeare Festival’ where I have travelled to many theatres to perform plays such as ‘The Twelfth Night’, and ‘Much Ado about Nothing’ and have become familiar with good memory skills through learning Shakespearian lines. My communication skills have also improved significantly through this involvement with drama.
Teamwork has been a fundamental attribute that I have learnt during my school career. I participated in a school enterprise week where groups competed to create their own products, and as team leader and financial manager, I helped my team beat our competitors by fostering a group atmosphere and will to win, which we did. I was given the opportunity show my inner creative business side, work with others and apply maths skills to real life.
Unlike other subjects which thrive on unsettled debates, give no final answers and allow you to work in isolation, Maths places high priority on comprehension, listening to others’ ideas and perceptions, which allows the subject to operate more efficiently in the intellectual world hence why I am set to study a degree in Maths.
点评:
1. 整篇文书虽然没有高级英文单词和复杂的数学术语,但时态准确,语法熟练,被动句、从句运用灵活,重复单词较少,阅读流畅。
2. 首段交代对数学产生兴趣的缘由——在You Tube上看了个有关数学的视频,从此打开了新世界大门~~
3. 中间还有一段说明自己A-level成绩不够的原因——经常换学校。小伙伴如果标化成绩不够,也可以尝试在PS中做说明。
4. 申请者谈了在夜校给青年们上数学课的独特经历,申请者甚至认识到数学可以感染他人,这觉悟绝对受招生官待见呐。
5. 数学很多时候是枯燥的,需要艺术调和,申请者爱好音乐和戏剧,参加教堂的合唱、在学校的莎士比亚戏剧节上扮演角色,这些统统都是加分项。
范文二:
Law and Criminology Personal Statement
法学与犯罪学个人PS
A recent trip to the Royal Courts of Justice reaffirmed my interest in law and criminology degree. Firstly, I sat in on cases which particularly interested me as I was able to see court in practice. Secondly, I also took part in a mooting case within a court room, presenting my case as a barrister to the judge, which made me realise that I would love to do this as my future career. Therefore, studying law and criminology appeals to me even more to help me with my career ambitions. I love the criminal side of the law and the statutes behind criminal acts. I find the cause of crime to be of interest to me, as well and I love focusing on different theories and perspectives as to why people commit crime.
My currents subject relate to my course of law and criminology. Within A-level Law I am learning parts of compulsory modules that are taught in university such as Criminal Law. I enjoy law as I find it interesting and I love learning about different cases that have occurred that are used in court today. In Law I am developing my critical analysis skill which enables me to present clear and concise points. In addition, Sociology relates as I am learning about crime and deviance, which relates to the criminology aspect. I enjoy learning about the different social aspects as to why people commit crime, such as subcultures and ethnicity. I recently achieved an A grade essay on the relationship between social problems and levels of crime. This is useful as it is an important aspect that will be taught in criminology. Psychology relates as it gives me an insight into the criminal mind. In psychology I particularly enjoyed the topic of eye witness testimonies and examining the different factors that can improve the reliability of eye witness testimonies like age, anxiety and misleading information.
One of my biggest achievements is being a volunteer police cadet for five years. Volunteer police cadets are partnered with the London Metropolitan Police Service. Being a volunteer police cadet has given me confidence, organisational skills, and made me more open to valuing other people’s opinions. I am able to communicate with people at all levels and within a team. I completed my two weeks’ work experience with the police force and had various opportunities to work with police officers gaining a further insight into law enforcement.
I also have a part-time job waitressing at a catering service. This job has enabled me to become more independent, organised with my time and how to use my own initiative. Furthermore, I play football; in secondary school I was on my school team and I was captain for both the junior and senior team. This was a big achievement as it showed my coach recognised the effort I made within the team. It taught me to be a team player and to use other people’s strengths to help when necessary. It also taught me to be a leader and communicate with my team. As well I play the guitar and I taught myself to play with only a few lessons. By learning the guitar it taught me to dedicate myself to a cause even if I found it hard.
Overall, I believe my passion for law and criminology comes across from all aspects, such as my recent visits to court rooms, my academic suitability, my voluntary experiences and my extra-curricular activities. I am particularly interested in joining the mooting club as I think it will be very interesting and it will further help me develop my skills and knowledge about the criminal side of law. I am keen to start university as I believe it will be a new stage in my life, which will teach me many vital lessons in which I will need in later life. Although I know it will require hard work, I am prepared to dedicate myself and I am excited to achieve my full potential.
范文三:
Law and Politics Personal Statement
法律与政治专业个人PS
To say that the world is “immoral” is perhaps an overtly harsh critique, but we do, as we always have, exist within a world of inequality and injustice. Whilst seemingly ever-present throughout human history, such pillars of societal dysfunction are not to be accepted, nor even tolerated; I believe that a more egalitarian redistribution of both material wealth and civil rights is a wholly achievable end toward which one can dedicate time, if not a lifetime.
The literature I have read, both in fiction and in political theory, has personally illuminated such truths and has subsequently moulded my beliefs; Charles Dickens’ ‘Bleak House’ is scathing in its rhetoric surrounding the oppressive and exploitative industrialisation of Victorian England, and the subsequent folly of aspiration that arose within the middle classes, whilst also criticising the failure of a bureaucratic legal system in desperate need of reform. By contrast, Harper Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ extols the ability of a functioning legal defence to be the sole guardian of the oppressed in the face of systemic corruption and ingrained prejudice, and how, whilst ultimately unsuccessful, a virtuous man can utilise the law to illustrate the hysteria and injustice of a society. Evidently, art can illuminate the reality of dysfunction and injustice, however, crucially, I hold firm belief that the twin disciplines of Law and Politics are both the theoretical and practical tenets of enacting the desired and necessary change.
Legality is the impartial protector of the common man from his fellow man, his state and himself; a functioning legal system can ensure the ongoing coexistence and cooperation of all parties, free from oppressive force, both physical and nuanced. Legality and constitution can also provide defence against the tyranny of the establishment, whilst upholding the pillars of functioning society, and, in turn, political movement and theory can ensure the law remains useful and informed in its servitude of a population. Focusing upon the issue of change, one must understand both the law and the political state in order to critique those aspects that uphold undesirable injustice, and subsequently wield such knowledge to bring about “just” change.
I realise that mere exuberant interest and theory is not enough; I have exercised my enthusiasm wherever I have been able to over the past few years, both informing my specialist knowledge and developing the skills of organisation, leadership and meticulous study that will benefit my general capability. Having gained invaluable insight and experience working closely alongside former Member of Parliament David Drew for a year during an election campaign, whilst also frequenting proceedings at Cheltenham Magistrates Court, I have cultivated my interests in both the legal and the political; as a result, I wish to diligently pursue such study at a higher educational level.
To seek a greater purpose is to be fulfilled by even marginally improving the balance of socio-political justice that so affects the lives of the many and the vulnerable; I feel quite sure that undertaking study in the fields of Law and Politics, together or in specialisation, is the keystone to attaining this. Whatever one can achieve in a personal sense feels rather superficial when one considers the inconsequential amount of time gifted to each individual; the emphasis must be upon the collective, and change must be focused upon the systemic.
I approach higher education with a desire to strengthen and refine both my knowledge and my practical ability to influence the issues that I care so deeply about. Having a desire to indulge a personal interest in both political and legal matters, and having the means to do so, would provide me with a privilege that many do not have, and, as such, it feels only just that I should use my interest, and perhaps my aptitude, to aid the humane revolution, and play a small part in the defeat of the “immoral world”.
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