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The friend helps by outlining a practical step-by-step method to organise the scattered notes, providing the materials she lacks, and actively working with her. He advises her to 'first put those from the same lesson together', then use different colours to highlight key points, and finally 'write a one-sentence summary on each page', while also lending her 'a red pen and a blue pen' and offering to sort the first three lessons together. These concrete suggestions break down an overwhelming task into manageable stages, while supplying the coloured pens ensures she can highlight effectively for future revision. Through this combination of structured advice, shared supplies, and direct collaboration, he ensures that the messy notes can be completely sorted.
Replay the audio above as often as you need, and type each line as you hear it. Punctuation and spaces are ignored, so you only need the characters. You need Chinese input switched on — on Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → Chinese (Simplified); on Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → + → Chinese, Simplified → Pinyin.
The friend advises him to stop sleeping at two in the morning every day, warning that staying up so late is 'too harmful to your health'. Instead, she suggests establishing a better evening routine by placing his phone in the living room 'before eleven o'clock'. She also proposes calling him at 'seven in the morning' so they can go running together in the outside park for 'half an hour'. These replacement habits aim to eliminate late-night screen distractions and rebuild his physical well-being through an earlier bedtime and regular morning exercise.
Replay the audio above as often as you need, and type each line as you hear it. Punctuation and spaces are ignored, so you only need the characters. You need Chinese input switched on — on Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → Chinese (Simplified); on Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → + → Chinese, Simplified → Pinyin.
The neighbour helps by adjusting the phone settings and guiding her to use it herself. Specifically, he makes the font larger so that she can see clearly whether she wears glasses or not, and places her 'three most frequently used apps' onto the 'first page'. He then encourages her to 'try tapping it once' herself to practice operating the phone. This practical setup and hands-on guidance give her the confidence to send messages to her daughter and browse photos without worrying about pressing the wrong buttons.
Replay the audio above as often as you need, and type each line as you hear it. Punctuation and spaces are ignored, so you only need the characters. You need Chinese input switched on — on Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → Chinese (Simplified); on Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → + → Chinese, Simplified → Pinyin.
The older student suggests writing the essay in a clear three-step chronological sequence. First, the writer should 'write one sentence stating your point of view', followed by 'finding two examples' where they must 'clearly explain why'. This structured approach ensures that the central argument is established upfront and supported with logical reasoning before concluding. Finally, the student is advised to 'write the conclusion' as the third step to tie the entire essay together.
Replay the audio above as often as you need, and type each line as you hear it. Punctuation and spaces are ignored, so you only need the characters. You need Chinese input switched on — on Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → Chinese (Simplified); on Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → + → Chinese, Simplified → Pinyin.
The speaker helps the new classmate by giving him clear instructions on how to easily obtain a student transport card for cheaper travel. She tells him to go to the 'service desk at the subway station', bring his 'student ID', and 'fill out a form'. She explains that doing this allows him to receive the transport card 'on the spot' rather than waiting weeks, making getting around much more convenient while saving 'half the money' on both subway and bus fares.
Replay the audio above as often as you need, and type each line as you hear it. Punctuation and spaces are ignored, so you only need the characters. You need Chinese input switched on — on Windows: Settings → Time & language → Language & region → Add a language → Chinese (Simplified); on Mac: System Settings → Keyboard → Input Sources → + → Chinese, Simplified → Pinyin.