John: Hi, Karl. You were not in your class yesterday afternoon. What was wrong?
Karl:
John: Sorry to hear that.
Karl: Much better. The fever is gone. But I still cough and I feel weak.
John:
Karl: Yes, I have. I went to the doctor’s yesterday afternoon. The doctor gave me some medicine and asked me to stay in bed for a few days.
John:
Karl: Because I’m afraid I’ll miss more lessons and I’ll be left behind.
John: Don’t worry. Take care of yourself.
Karl: Thank you.
A. I can help you with your lessons.
B. I went to Hainan on holiday.
C. Have you seen the doctor?
D. Why don’t you stay at home today?
E. What would you like to do?
F. I was ill.
G. How about now?
2 . Have you ever noticed that sometimes you may be ill suited or perfect for the same thing?
You’re more helpful on sunny days. Sun makes you happy!
Cold temperatures impact complex physical tasks.
Lack of sunlight makes you eat more. Bears hibernate (冬眠) while humans just start swallowing everything in sight. Well, bears eat much too, before they go to sleep.
A.Sunlight makes you spend more money. |
B.Sunny days make you feel more tired. |
C.The secret lies in distinct weather conditions. |
D.Being less stressed leads to a poor life. |
E.Happy people tend to be more willing to help others. |
F.The cold, dark winter months make it much easier to overeat. |
G.When you’re cold, your muscles feel slow and dull. |
3 . Top Tips for Efficient E-mail Management
For many of us, email is an extremely important means of communication in business.
Set fixed email times
Don’t leave your email program open all day. Instead, schedule specific time throughout the day to check your email.
Take immediate action
Quick decisions and immediate action will help you keep your email inbox (收件箱) under control. The point is not to delay until tomorrow what can be carried out immediately. Don’t let important emails sit in your inbox for days. If you can’t respond immediately, let the sender know you received the message and will be in touch shortly.
Manage additional mailboxes
Newsletters and advertising emails can occupy your inbox and hide important messages. Therefore, be sure to clean up the mess. Unsubscribe (取消订阅) from receiving messages from specific senders if you no longer want to receive their advertising emails or have time to read them. To make the unsubscribe process quick and painless, search your inbox for the term “unsubscribe”.
A.It’s convenient and fast |
B.Turn off unwanted emails |
C.Organize with certain categories |
D.Why do emails keep coming in |
E.How many inboxes do you manage |
F.If you’re not on vacation, respond within 48 hours |
G.For example, you can mark your calendar to do this |