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Do you feel nervous when you make a speech? Even
great speakers get very nervous sometimes. It is
impossible to remove speech anxiety completely. People
have their own ways of overcoming speech anxiety. Some
people take a deep breath or drink water before a speech.
In my opinion, however, the most effective way is to
practice. With enough practice, you can master the
content of your speech and improve your speech skills.
As a result, you will have more confidence and feel less
nervous when you speak.
Recently, an interesting machine was invented in Japan.
It is a washing machine which is designed for
pets. It may sound too cruel, but it is becoming
more and more popular. Using the pet washing machine is
much cheaper than going to the pet shops. Many people
are starting to use the machine to save their
money. It takes only about 30 minutes to shampoo, rinse
and even dry.
Where do you look when you are looking at someone’s
face? Eyes? Nose? Or mouth? Recently, scientists in
Scotland tracked the eye movements of 28 students as
they looked at photos of people’s faces. Fourteen students
from Western countries focused on the eyes and mouth.
But the other 14 students from East Asian countries fixed
their eyes in the middle of the face, halfway up the nose.
The scientists think that the difference comes from the
students’ culture. It is not polite in East Asian cultures to
make direct eye contact. Perhaps, that is why people from
East Asian countries focused on the center of the face
The earliest music was probably connected to religion.
People sang songs to show respect to the gods. People
also sang when they worked. Egyptian slaves sang as
they carried heavy stones to build the pyramids. Singing
made the work less difficult. Also, people sang to work
together effectively as a team. For example, “Yo-oh
heave ho! Yo-oh heave ho!” was sung when sailors
pulled ropes to lift the sails. Soldiers sang as they
marched off to war. They sang to keep up their spirits
and make the march faster.
Television affects us more than we know. It makes us
feel confused about what is real and what is not. Watch
TV for a few hours and you will find that almost
everyone on TV is shown as rich and good-looking. This
makes us feel unhappy about ourselves. The gap between
our expectations and the reality gets bigger and bigger
and we feel unsatisfied about our life. To live a
satisfying life in the real world, we need to learn how to
separate what we see on TV from what is real.
One cold winter day, my family found a parrot outside
our home. The parrot was half-frozen. We took the
parrot inside and cared for it. We named it Elliot. Early
one morning, almost a year later, my family was sound
asleep. Suddenly a loud noise echoed through the house.
My parents woke up and heard Elliot screaming over
their bed! They smelled gas leaking from the kitchen.
Quickly my parents got up and they grabbed us from our
beds and hurried outside. Then my father ran back into
the house and rescued Elliot. A few minutes later, the
heating system blew up. Elliot saved us just in time!
Quicksand is not like any other sand. If you step in it,
you will sink down and down and you may even
disappear. However, it is possible to float in quicksand
much like a person floats in water. If you step into
quicksand, keep your arms out from your body. Do not
move your legs. You will stop sinking soon. Then, with a
slow swimming motion of your arms you can move
toward firm ground. Above all, stay calm. If you do, there
is a chance that the “hungry sand” will remain hungry.
A clever girl in China had an idea. She tapped an empty
glass with a stick. She said, What a pretty
sound!” She filled the glass with water and tapped it
again. Now the sound was lower. Then she drank some of
the water. She tapped the glass once more. The sound
was higher. The girl put a few glasses
together. Each glass held a different amount of water.
By tapping different glasses, she could play tunes. All
of her friends loved the glass music. So did the travelers
who were in China.
Many people believe that “yes” is not always the best
answer. This also applies to friendship. Always saying
“yes” can put your friendship in danger because you have
to sacrifice your personal life. For example, you may end
up spending most of your time doing things for your
friends and not be able to do your own things. Say “no”
to your friends when you need to. It’s better to say “no”
and explain why you can’t help this time rather than to
say “yes” and regret it. Your friends will understand if
they are your true friends.
Some students complain that history is boring and
worthless. They do not feel the need to learn about the
lives of all the people that came before us. However,
there can be no true understanding of the present without
knowledge of the past. Everything happening in the world
today is a piece of a long line of events, decisions and
lives that came before us. These historical facts help us
understand the reasons of success or failure of the people
in the past. No one knows what will happen in the
future, but the past can help guide us into the future.
좀긴데 제발번역좀부탁드려요 내공 100걸어요 진짜 제바류ㅠㅠㅠ원하시면더드림
Do you feel nervous when you make a speech? Even
great speakers get very nervous sometimes. It is
impossible to remove speech anxiety completely. People
have their own ways of overcoming speech anxiety. Some
people take a deep breath or drink water before a speech.
In my opinion, however, the most effective way is to
practice. With enough practice, you can master the
content of your speech and improve your speech skills.
As a result, you will have more confidence and feel less
nervous when you speak.
Recently, an interesting machine was invented in Japan.
It is a washing machine which is designed for
pets. It may sound too cruel, but it is becoming
more and more popular. Using the pet washing machine is
much cheaper than going to the pet shops. Many people
are starting to use the machine to save their
money. It takes only about 30 minutes to shampoo, rinse
and even dry.
Where do you look when you are looking at someone’s
face? Eyes? Nose? Or mouth? Recently, scientists in
Scotland tracked the eye movements of 28 students as
they looked at photos of people’s faces. Fourteen students
from Western countries focused on the eyes and mouth.
But the other 14 students from East Asian countries fixed
their eyes in the middle of the face, halfway up the nose.
The scientists think that the difference comes from the
students’ culture. It is not polite in East Asian cultures to
make direct eye contact. Perhaps, that is why people from
East Asian countries focused on the center of the face
The earliest music was probably connected to religion.
People sang songs to show respect to the gods. People
also sang when they worked. Egyptian slaves sang as
they carried heavy stones to build the pyramids. Singing
made the work less difficult. Also, people sang to work
together effectively as a team. For example, “Yo-oh
heave ho! Yo-oh heave ho!” was sung when sailors
pulled ropes to lift the sails. Soldiers sang as they
marched off to war. They sang to keep up their spirits
and make the march faster.
Television affects us more than we know. It makes us
feel confused about what is real and what is not. Watch
TV for a few hours and you will find that almost
everyone on TV is shown as rich and good-looking. This
makes us feel unhappy about ourselves. The gap between
our expectations and the reality gets bigger and bigger
and we feel unsatisfied about our life. To live a
satisfying life in the real world, we need to learn how to
separate what we see on TV from what is real.
One cold winter day, my family found a parrot outside
our home. The parrot was half-frozen. We took the
parrot inside and cared for it. We named it Elliot. Early
one morning, almost a year later, my family was sound
asleep. Suddenly a loud noise echoed through the house.
My parents woke up and heard Elliot screaming over
their bed! They smelled gas leaking from the kitchen.
Quickly my parents got up and they grabbed us from our
beds and hurried outside. Then my father ran back into
the house and rescued Elliot. A few minutes later, the
heating system blew up. Elliot saved us just in time!
Quicksand is not like any other sand. If you step in it,
you will sink down and down and you may even
disappear. However, it is possible to float in quicksand
much like a person floats in water. If you step into
quicksand, keep your arms out from your body. Do not
move your legs. You will stop sinking soon. Then, with a
slow swimming motion of your arms you can move
toward firm ground. Above all, stay calm. If you do, there
is a chance that the “hungry sand” will remain hungry.
A clever girl in China had an idea. She tapped an empty
glass with a stick. She said, What a pretty
sound!” She filled the glass with water and tapped it
again. Now the sound was lower. Then she drank some of
the water. She tapped the glass once more. The sound
was higher. The girl put a few glasses
together. Each glass held a different amount of water.
By tapping different glasses, she could play tunes. All
of her friends loved the glass music. So did the travelers
who were in China.
Many people believe that “yes” is not always the best
answer. This also applies to friendship. Always saying
“yes” can put your friendship in danger because you have
to sacrifice your personal life. For example, you may end
up spending most of your time doing things for your
friends and not be able to do your own things. Say “no”
to your friends when you need to. It’s better to say “no”
and explain why you can’t help this time rather than to
say “yes” and regret it. Your friends will understand if
they are your true friends.
Some students complain that history is boring and
worthless. They do not feel the need to learn about the
lives of all the people that came before us. However,
there can be no true understanding of the present without
knowledge of the past. Everything happening in the world
today is a piece of a long line of events, decisions and
lives that came before us. These historical facts help us
understand the reasons of success or failure of the people
in the past. No one knows what will happen in the
future, but the past can help guide us into the future.
좀긴데 제발번역좀부탁드려요 내공 100걸어요 진짜 제바류ㅠㅠㅠ원하시면더드림
