第一篇：课堂口语练习(希腊神话、圣经)
课前演讲练习
要求：
1.短语的背景故事 2.短语的现实意思 3.短语的用法
1.The apple of one's eye2.The writing on the wall3.The salt of the earth4.Greek gift5.An apple of discord 6.Helen of Troy 7.The Trojan horse 8.Judgment of Paris 9.Damon and Pythias 10.Swan song 11.Achilles' heel 12.Stables of Augeas 13.Penelop’s web 14.Pandora’s box 15.Prometheus bound 16.The sword of Damocles 17.Under the rose 18.Cross the Rubicon 19.Halcyon days 20.Hang by a thread 21.Midas touch 22.Siren song 23.Sphinx’s riddle
24.Bell the cat 25.Lion’s share
26.After one’s own heart 27.At the eleventh hour 28.Before the flood 29.Curious as Lot’s wife 30.Feet of clay 31.Golden calf 32.Noah’s ark 33.Adam’s apple
34.Wash one’s hand(of)35.Wash the feet of sb.36.Alice in wonderland 37.Bring sth.to light 38.Fiddle while Rome burns 39.Catch 22 40.Fifth column
41.It’s all greek to me.42.Talk turkey
43.Philadelphia lawyer
44.Meet one’s Waterloo(Waterloo war)
45.Prodigal son
第二篇：圣经、希腊神话中的短语
Bible-related phrases
1.AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR 在最后一刻
Do something at the eleventh hour, and you do it at the very last minute.It’s possible that this phrase might have appeared in the language without any Biblical intervention, but the OED nevertheless credits it to the Parable of the Labourers in the Gospel of St Matthew(20:1-16), which metaphorically advises that no matter what time you start work the reward will always be the same.2.AT YOUR WIT’S END 束手无策；无计可施
The earliest reference to being at your wit’s end in English dates back to the late 14th century.The phrase comes from Psalm 107, in which “they that go down to the sea in ships,” namely sailors and seafarers, are described as being thrown around by a storm at sea so that, “they reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunken man, and are at their wit’s end”(107: 23-27).3.THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND 问道于盲，外行引导外行
The Roman poet Horace used his own version of the blind leading the blind in the 1st century BC, suggesting that it was already a fairly well known saying by the time it appeared in the New Testament: “Let them alone: they be blind leaders of the blind.And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch”(Matthew 15:14).Nevertheless, its inclusion in early editions of the Bible no doubt popularized its use in everyday language—and even inspired a famous painting by Pieter Brueghel literally interpreting the original quote.4.BY THE SKIN OF YOUR TEETH 险些错过
The Old Testament Book of Job records how Job is put through a series of trials, but eventually escapes “with the skin of my teeth”(19:20).Although precisely what Job meant these words to mean is debatable(and not helped by the fact that teeth don’t have skin), the usual interpretation is the one we use today—namely, that he escaped only by the narrowest of margins.5.TO CAST PEARLS BEFORE SWINE 白费好意；对牛弹琴
Meaning “to offer something of value to someone unable to appreciate it,” to cast pearls before swine comes from the New Testament: “Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet”(Matthew, 7:6).6.EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY 人生短暂，及时行乐；今朝有酒今朝醉
This popular sentiment is outlined several times in the Bible(Luke 12:19, 1 Corinthians 15:32), but appears first in the Book of Ecclesiastes: “man hath no better thing under the sun, than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry”(8:15).7.TO FALL BY THE WAYSIDE 半途而废
If something falls by the wayside(i.e.by the side of the road), then it fails to be seen through to completion or is side-lined in favor of some other project or endeavor.The earliest use of this phrase in English comes from William Tyndale’s translation of the Bible in 1526, and in particular his version of the Parable of the Sower, who “went out to sow his seeds, and as he sowed, some fell by the way side;and it was trodden down, and the fowls of the air devoured it”(Luke 8:5).8.FEET OF CLAY 致命的弱点
Feet of clay has been used in English since the 19th century to refer to a fundamental weakness that has the potential to lead to the downfall of something(or someone)otherwise great and powerful.It comes from the Book of Daniel(2:31-45), in which the prophet Daniel interprets a dream that the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar has had of an enormous, imposing statue.“This image’s head was of fine gold,” Daniel writes, “his breast and his arms of silver, his belly and his thighs of brass, his legs of iron, his feet part of iron and part of clay.” As the dream continues, suddenly a huge stone strikes the clay feet of the statue, causing it to collapse and break up into pieces.Daniel interprets the golden head of the statue as representing Nebuchadnezzar’s kingdom, while the silver torso represents an inferior kingdom that will follow his.The brass stomach and thighs represent a third and even more inferior kingdom that will follow that, and a fourth and final kingdom, partly strong like iron but partly weak like clay, is represented by its legs and feet.And it is this weakness, Daniel predicts, that will lead to the downfall of the entire structure.9.A FLY IN THE OINTMENT 美中不足之处
“Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking savour,” advises the Book of Ecclesiastes(10:1).The modern wording, a fly in the ointment, first appeared in the language in the early 1700s.10.HE THAT TOUCHETH PITCH近朱者赤,近墨者黑
The old adage that he that touches pitch shall be defiled advises that anyone who has even the slightest contact with someone who’s up to no good cannot avoid becoming corrupted themselves.The line comes from Ecclesiasticus, a book in the Biblical Apocrypha written in the 2nd century BC that warns that, “He that toucheth pitch shall be defiled therewith, and he that hath fellowship with a proud man shall be like unto him”(13:1).11.THE LAND OF MILK AND HONEY 肥沃而丰裕的土地；鱼米之乡
In Exodus(3:1-22), Moses is told by the vision of the burning bush to lead the Israelites out of Egypt and into Canaan, “a land flowing with milk and honey.” The phrase has since come to be widely used of any location promising great prosperity, respite, and comfort.12.THE LAND OF NOD 梦乡
Another famous Biblical land is the Land of Nod, lying “east of Eden” according to the Book of Genesis, to which Cain is exiled after he murders his brother, Abel(4:16).As a metaphor for falling asleep however, the Land of Nod was first used by Jonathan Swift in 1738 and is probably nothing more than a pun on a drooping or “nodding” head.13.A LEOPARD CANNOT CHANGE ITS SPOTS 江山易改，本性难移
Implying that you cannot alter who you are innately meant to be, the old saying that a leopard cannot change its spots is a rewording of a verse from the Book of Jeremiah(13:23), that asks “Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the leopard his spots?”
14.LIKE A LAMB TO THE SLAUGHTER 怯弱无助，服服帖帖
If someone is blissfully unaware of the disaster about to befall them, then they’re like a lamb to the slaughter.The phrase is touched on a number of times in the Bible, mostnotably in the Book of Isaiah: “He is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth”(53:7).15.A MILLSTONE AROUND YOUR NECK 沉重的负担
The image of having a millstone around your neck, in the sense of having some kind of oppressive burden or responsibility, has been a cliché in English since the early 18th century.It comes from a famous New Testament speech in which Jesus explains that anyone who takes advantage of a child would be better of having “a millstone … hanged about his neck and be cast into the sea” than to try to enter into Heaven(Luke, 17:2).16.TO MOVE MOUNTAINS 愚公移山
The idea that faith can move mountains is repeated a number of times in the Bible, including in one of the letters of St Paul: “though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains … I am nothing”(1 Corinthians 13:2).His words have been used as a familiar expression of achieving something impossible since the 16th century.17.THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN 事物没有什么意义,枯燥,只是单纯的重复 As an expression of world-weariness and a tiredness of a lack of new ideas, the old adage that there is nothing new under the Sun is often wrongly attributed to Shakespeare, who used a similar line as the opening of his 59th sonnet.In fact, the phrase comes from the Old Testament Book of Ecclesiastes, which explains “that which is done is that which shall be done, and there is no new thing under the Sun”(1:9).18.THE WRITING ON THE WALL 不祥之兆
In English, the writing on the wall has been a proverbial omen of misfortune since the early 18th century.It comes from the Old Testament tale of Belshazzar’s Feast, a grand banquet hosted by the Babylonian king Belshazzar for a thousand of his lords.As recounted in the Book of Daniel(5:1-31), in middle of the feast a ghostly disembodied hand supposedly appeared behind the king and wrote on the wall “menemenetekelupharsin.” Unable to interpret the text himself(the words are literally a list of different Hebrew measurements), Belshazzar called on the prophet Daniel, who quickly explained that the message meant the king’s kingdom was soon to be “numbered, weighed, and divided.” That night, Belshazzar was killed, and Babylon was claimed by the Persians.Words and phrases related to the Greek Mythology
1、Flora：古希腊罗马神话中的花神。她嫁给了西风之神Zephyr，丈夫送给她一座满是奇花异草的园子。春天时，Flora和丈夫Zephyr手挽 手在园子里漫步，他们一路走过的地方百花齐放。Flora在现代英语里指代“植物”。衍生词:flower，flour，flourish，floral，florist。
2、Muses(缪斯)：希腊神话中掌管艺术的诸神。共九位，分别是历史、抒情诗、喜剧(牧歌、田园诗)、悲剧、歌舞、爱情诗、颂歌、天文、史诗。Muses的艺术衍生出单词music，Muses收藏艺术品的地方就是museum。艺术带来的快乐便是amuse，amusement。
3、Pan(潘)：牧神和森林之神，受打扰时会大声吼叫。衍生词panic(惊慌，恐慌)。
4、Titan(泰坦)：曾统治世界的巨人族的一员。Titan在现代英语里指代高大强壮的人，重要人物。衍生词titanic意指巨大的，极大的。“泰 坦尼克号”即以此命名。
5、Zephyrus(泽费罗斯)：西风之神。衍生词zephyr(西风，和风，微风)。
6、Atlas：希腊神话中Titans(泰坦)巨神之一，因背叛Zeus(宙斯)被罚在世界的西边尽头以双肩扛天。16世纪地理学家麦卡脱把Atlas擎天 图作为一本地图册的卷首插图。后人争相效仿，atlas从此有了地图、地图集、身负重担的人的含义。其他衍生词：Atlantic。
7、Ceres：庄稼保护神。古罗马遭受大旱，教士们求助女巫占卜，占卜的结果是要立一位新的女神Ceres，向她供奉，这样她就会给大地带来雨水。此 后，Ceres就变成了庄稼的保护神。cereal从拉丁语变化而来，意即“of Ceres”属于谷物女神的。衍生词：cereals(谷类，早餐麦片)。
8、Cronos：宙斯的父亲。害怕子女反抗自己，曾吞食自己的后代。就像无情的时间，吞噬一切。因此字根“chron”意指“time”。衍生 词：chronic(耗费时间的，慢性的)：chronology(年代学，年表)。
9、Eros(厄洛斯)：爱神。是一位生有双翼的美少年，相当于罗马神话中的Cupid(丘比特)。不管是Eros还是Cupid，成天无所事事，在天上飞来飞去练习射箭，搞得大家人心 惶惶。所以他们衍生出的单词都含贬义:erotic色情的：cupidity贪心，贪婪。
10、Hygeia：希腊健康女神，其形象为年轻女子，身着白色长衣(白大褂)，头戴祭司冠，用饭碗喂着一条蛇。衍生词：hy-giene。
11、Morpheus：希腊神话中的梦神。梦神是睡神Hypnos的儿子，掌管人们的梦境。衍生词：morphine(吗啡)，marijuana(大麻)，两者都是opium(鸦片)的提取物。morphine有麻醉镇定的作用。
二 源于希腊神话的英语习语
1、Pandora’s box(潘朵拉的盒子)：普罗米修斯(Prometheus)为人类盗来了天火，激怒了宙斯(Zeus)。Zeus决定惩罚人类，于是他命令火神造出一个美貌的女人 Pandora，让她去勾引Prometheus的弟弟埃比米修斯(Epimetheus)。结果Epimetheus上当，接近了 Pandora，Pandora于是就将手中的盒子打开，放出了里面的罪恶、灾难、疾病、不幸，只留下了“希望”在盒子里。于是Pandora’s box就成了“灾难的根源”的代名词。
2、the sword of Damocles(达摩克利斯之剑)[3]：Damocles是叙拉古王朝的一位大臣，非常羡慕帝王的荣华富贵。一天，国王让他坐在王位上，在 Damocles的头上用一根头发悬一把利剑，告诉他王权的危险就象那把剑一样，随时可能降临。因此the sword of Damocles就成了“富贵中隐藏的危险”的同义语，也可以指形势危急，千钧一发。
3、Damon and Pythias[3] ：Damon和Pythias是好朋友。Pythias出事被判了死刑，为了使他能够回家探视亲人，Damo留在牢中作人质，如果Pythias不按时返 回，就处死Damon。当期限满，临处刑之际，Pythias及时赶回。国王深受感动，将二人全部释放，因此，Damon and Pythias意思就是“生死之交”。
4、Penelop’s web：源自史诗《奥德赛》(Odyssey)[4]。泊涅罗珀(Penelop)是奥底修斯(Odysseus)的妻子，以忠贞而著称。特洛伊战争持续 了十年，Odysseus在返家的途中又耽搁了十年。在这漫长的二十年中，许多王公贵族向Penelop求婚，她都托辞说必须等织完布后才能予以考虑，一 到晚上，她又将白天织好的布再拆开。因此Penelop’s web就成了一项永远也完不成的工作。
5、apple of discord[5]：意思是“不和的根源、发生纠纷的事端”。佩琉斯和忒提斯举行婚礼时忘记了邀请不和女神厄里斯(Eris)。这位女神大为恼火，留下 一个刻有“献给最美者”的金苹果，引起了雅典娜、赫拉和阿芙罗狄忒的纷争。此事导致漫长的特洛伊战争(Trojan War)。
6、Judgment of Paris[5]：意思是“不爱江山爱美人”。Eri不请自来到众神的聚会，离开时留下金苹果。三位女神为了争夺金苹果不分高下，决定让Zeus决定，宙 斯无法在自己的妻子、智慧女神和爱与美的女神之间抉择。为难之际，Zeu拨开云雾向人间看去，看到了Troy的二王子Paris正在牧羊于是将决定权交给 了Paris。三个女神分别以“最大的疆土”，“最智慧的头脑”和“最美丽的女人”作为诱惑，而最终Paris放弃了江山选择了Venus，获得了最美丽 的女人海伦。
7、Helen of Troy：由于是Helen导致特洛伊城的沦陷，“Helen of Troy”就成了“红颜祸水，倾国尤物”的代名词。
8、The Trojan horse[4]：意思是“用以使敌方或对手上当误以为于自己有益的破坏性的事物或人”。在特洛伊战争中，希腊人为了攻打特洛伊城，造了一匹巨大的木马，其中藏有希腊士兵。他们故意装出弃木马逃走的样子，特洛伊人将木马作为战利品请进城。半夜，士兵们从木马内爬出，将城中的人杀死。特洛伊城陷落。The Trojan Horse经过不断引用已成为一个广泛流传的成语，常用来比喻the hidden danger(暗藏的危险)； the covert wreckers(内奸)：to engage in underhandactivities等意义。
9、Stables of Augeas(奥革阿斯的牛圈)：意思是“最肮脏的地方：积累成堆难以解决的问题”。厄利斯国王奥革阿斯有牛数千头，牛圈三十年未扫。赫剌克勒斯(Heracles)用一天时间将其打扫干净。
10、Achilles’heel:希腊勇士，人与神的结晶。出生之后被母亲倒提着在冥河中浸过，除了足跟之外，全身刀枪不入。最终在特洛伊战争中死于 Paris箭下。Achilles’heel意指“金无足赤，人无完人”，特指唯一致命弱点、缺点。
11、Swan song[3]：字面译做“天鹅之歌”，源于希腊成语Kykneionasma。在古希腊神话中，天鹅是阿波罗的神鸟，故常用来比喻文艺。传说天鹅平素不唱歌，而在它死前，必引颈长鸣，高歌一曲，其歌声哀婉动听，感人肺腑。这是它一生中唯一的，也是最后的一次唱歌。因此，现代英语中这个习语比喻某诗人、作家、作曲家临终前的一部杰作，或者是某个演员、歌唱家的最后一次表演。早在公元前6世纪，古希腊寓言作家伊索(Aisopos)的寓言故事中，就有“天鹅临死才唱歌”的说法。在英国，乔叟、莎士比亚等伟大诗人、剧作家，都使 用过这个成语典故。如:莎翁的著名悲剧《奥赛罗》(Othello)中塑造的爱米莉娅形象，她在生死关头站出来揭穿其丈夫的罪行。她临死时把自己比做天 鹅，一生只唱最后一次歌[6]。
12、Under the rose：直译“在玫瑰花底下”。源自古罗马神话故事。爱神丘比特(Cupid)是爱与美之神维纳斯(venus红杏出墙和战神玛斯(Mars)所生的儿 子。为了维护其母的声誉，丘比特给沉默之神哈伯克拉底(Harpocrates)送了一束玫瑰花，请他守口如瓶，不要把维纳斯的风流韵事传播出去。哈伯克 拉底接受了玫瑰花就缄默不语了，成为名副其实的“沉默之神”。由于这个神话传说，古罗马人把玫瑰花当作沉默或严守秘密的象征，并在日常生活中相尚成风。人 们去串门做客，当看到主人家的桌子上方画有玫瑰，客人就了解在这桌上所谈的一切均不应外传。Under the rose于是有了“秘密地，私下地，暗中”的意义。
第三篇：简单口语对话口语练习
18、Thanksgiving Day 感恩节
A：Hi, Jim, long time no see.嘿，吉姆，好久没见了。
B：Ben!What’s new? 本，怎么样？
A：Nothing much.不怎么样。
B：How was your Thanksgiving?
感恩节过得如何？
A：Oh, it was great—I slept late.噢，过得很好。我睡了个大懒觉。
B：So did I.We didn’t have lunch till three.我也睡懒觉了。我们到3点才吃中午饭。
A：I took my little sister to see the Thanksgiving Day parade before dinner.She loved it.Then we had a big family dinner around six.晚饭前我带我的小妹去看了感恩节游行。她很喜欢看游行。我们一大家子人6点左右吃了顿团圆饭。
B：Who came? Anyone I know?
都有谁来了？有我认识的人吗？
A：Well, my older sister and her husband came for the whole weekend.You met her a couple of years ago, remember? And, of course, my stepbrothers stopped by for dinner on Thursday, and so did my aunts and uncles, with all their kids.The oldest is only nine.I had to play games all day long.我姐姐和她丈夫来度周末。你几年前见过她，记得吗？当然，我的继兄弟星期四来吃晚饭了。我的伯母伯父带着孩子也来了。他们最大的才9岁。我一整天都得陪着他们玩游戏。
B：What a drag!So, how’s your sister doing? I haven’t seen her in ages.真没劲。那你姐姐怎么样？我好长时间没见过她了。
A：She’s fine.She loves her new job.她很好。她很喜欢她的新工作。
B：I didn’t know she had a new job.我还不知道她换了新工作。
A：Neither did I.Also, she and Mike just bought a new house.我也不知道呢。而且她和迈克刚买了一幢新房子。!
★ Long time no see.好久不见。
★ What’s new? 过得怎么样？
★ Nothing much.不怎么样。
★ What a drag!真没劲/真扫兴！
★ I really pigged out.我真是吃了个痛快。
★ Are you kidding? 你开玩笑吧？
.I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color their skin but by the content of their character.I have a dream today.（我梦想有一天我的孩子将生活在一个以他们的品质而不是以他们的肤色来评判他们的国度里。）
2.The world won’t end even if we fail a hundred times.As long as we don’t lose heart, we’ll succeed in the end.（即使我们失败一百次，世界也依然存在。只我们不失去信心，我们最终会获得成功。）
无限潜能激发：尽量把你的英语目标视觉化，当你的梦想非常清晰的时候，你就会慢慢启动你的潜意识力量！当潜意识无穷力量之门洞开的时候，你的行动就会受到你的内在视觉的影响，慢慢地引导你走向成功！所以顶尖人士每天要做的就是在每天早晨起床和晚上入睡的时候就是使梦想视觉化，让他们的梦想成为自己永恒不变的动力之源！
3.You must take a blow or give one.You must lose and you must risk.Be a man and face the battle.It’s the only way to win.It takes a little courage and a little self-control.And some grim determination, if you want to reach the goal.（你给予打击或施加打击。你必须付出，你也必须冒险。象一个男子汉那样去迎接战斗。这是成功唯一的方法。这需要一些勇气，一些自制，以及一些严峻的决心，如果你真的想达成目标。）
4.Trust no future, however pleasant.Let the dead past bury its dead.Act, act.Act in the living pleasant.Heart within and God overhead, if you fail, let it be.Just try again until you make it.（不要信*未来，无论未来的憧憬多么可爱。让死亡的过去永远埋藏。坚定的心灵，上帝的指引，如果你失败了，就让它去吧。爬起来再努力一次，直到成功。）
5.Improve your pronunciation by practicing in front of a mirror.Use the tapes as a guide.Listen to the tape, then listen to yourself.When you sound like the tape notice how your mouth looks in the mirror.This will help train your international muscle and work magic on your pronunciation.（在镜子前面来改进你的发音。把磁带来做一个指导。对比一下你和磁带的差距。这将有助你练成国际肌肉，对你的发音有奇迹般的作用。）
疯狂的激励：将你一定要攻克英语的目标输入潜意识，如果你的目标在梦中也能自动重复播放的时候，你想不成功都很难！所以一定要百分百地启动你的潜意识！每天大喊目标一千次，每天行动一千次，让你的潜意识和你的梦想爆发出三万倍的能量！潜意识就是你的生命之神，就是你心中的小宇宙！是你的所有命运之所系！潜意识最大的优点就是听话照做！它会完成你所深信一切合理目标！
6.Always have English learning material with you so you can use every spare minute to improve your English!It doesn’t matter if you’re waiting for the bus or your girlfriend to call, every minute can be used to practice crazily.(随时将学习资料带在身边，这样你就可以利用每一分钟来学习英语。不管你是在等汽车还等女朋友的电话，每一分钟都可以用来进行疯狂操练。)
7.Make English study a part of your daily routine, the same as eating or brushing your teeth.Try to blurt out sentences before you do each of these daily activities.You can even blurt out sentences while you take a shower.（把英语变成你的生活的一部分，就像吃饭和刷牙一样。当你在做这些事之前，最好都能脱口而出一些句子。你甚至可以在洗澡的时候操练句子。）疯狂的激励：永远记住：当你把心灵深处的英语梦想播放到１００遍的时候！奇迹就会出现！这是自然界永恒不变的定律！而成功的法则就象太阳的东升西落一样，是永恒不变！只要你能够做到，成功就是可以被预期的，你就一定会成功！
8.Try to speak English to somebody each day.It doesn’t have to be a foreigner, it doesn’t have to be someone who understands you!It’s important to get in the habit of saying sentences aloud daily.Who knows you may just find a new partner who wants to practice English!（尽量每天都和别人说英语。你不一定要找外国人，也不一定要找听得懂的人！养成每天大声说句子的习惯是非常重要的。也许碰巧你可以找到一个愿意和你一起操练英语的新伙伴。）
9.Use colored pens to mark your own personal favorite sentences in each book.See how many different situations you can imagine use them, then say these sentences aloud for every situation you imagine.（用彩色笔在把每本书上你最喜欢的句子画出来。看一下每个句子你能想出多少场景，然后在你想象的每一个场景中来说这个句子。）
疯狂潜能开发：成功就是把梦想视觉化，让你的潜意识来引导你走向成功！只要永不间断地在内心深处描绘你的多姿多彩的梦想，在你的心灵深处永恒不变播放着你的梦想板，你才能真正地实现你的梦想！
10.If a particular sentence gives you trouble, you can write it and hang it on a wall or a door.Keep a book under your pillow to remind yourself to practice first thing in the morning and before you go to sleep at night.Every time you see the sentences, yell it out.There is no sentence too difficult to master using this crazy method.（如果某个句子有点难度，你可以把它写下来，贴在墙上或门上。把英语书放在枕头下面提醒自己早晨起床的时候或晚上入睡前操练英语。每当你看到一个句子的时候就把它脱口而出。用这个疯狂方法，没有攻克不了的难句子。）
11.Learning English is a matter of skill mastery.If you want to drive, you have to get in the car and drive;if you want to dance, you have to turn on the music and dance;if you want to swim, you have to jump into the water and swim.（学英语就是学习一门技艺。你如果想学开车，你就必须坐到车里开起来;如果你想跳舞的话，你就必须打开音乐跳起来，如果你想学游泳，你必须跳进水里游。）
疯狂的激励：告诉自己一定要脱口而出七篇以上的短文！并下定决心攻克英语！请将你的目标透过想象力烙在你的每一个细胞中；想象你的每一次心跳都是为了你的使命；想象你的每一次呼吸都将你的梦想在你脑海中倍增一亿倍！超级想象力就是自我催眠，当你百分之万相信你的梦想，百分之万认同你的使命的时候，你的潜能，在你身上的沉睡了亿万年的潜能，将在你的生命中以震撼整个世界的力量爆发
第四篇：口语练习100篇
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第五篇：口语练习-自我介绍
口语练习：自我介绍
Hello, everyone!My name isLi leiand my English name isJone.I'am 15 years old.I'am a student in a very beautiful school called Liangbing Middle School and I am in Class 1 Grade 7.My hometown Liangbing is also a beautiful town.一般来说，在进行自我介绍时，都会首先介绍一下自己姓甚名谁。在哪上学，家住哪。
I'amvery happy and I like to make friends with others.Ialso like singing but traveling is my favorite, I have been tomany interesting places in China but I haven't been to othercountries.What a pity!
当面对很多人进行自我介绍时，难免会说一些客套话，如很高兴见到大家来表示自己的友好和热情。
At school, I study Chinese,math, English, history, politicsand so on.I like all of them.I often help my teacher takecare of my class and I think I am a good helper.I live with my parents and we go home on time every day.作为学生，学习是自己的天职，所以自我介绍时需要说一些自己的学习状况。When I am at home, I often help my mother do some housework and my mother said I am a good helper, too.My mother is a barber.She cuts hair very well.She is kind.Many people like her.she often teaches me the way of learning well, if you want to learn English well, here is some of my advice.At first , you must read many articles and know many words, if you meet up with some new words, you can look them up in the dictionary, you should know their meanings, how to read them and spell them.If you keep working hard, you will be successful.Then, you ought to
speak English as much as possible.Remember an old saying, Nothing is impossible in the world if you put your heart into it.That's all, thank you.兴趣爱好以及自己的性格特征也是自我介绍中的一个重要组成部分。自我介绍的目的是为了让大家认识自己，熟悉自己，并能通过介绍找到志同道合的朋友等。
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