reinstall mac with boot camp

1. After press Command+R or Option to restore MAC from internet, check whether it's latest version and whether boot camp assistant is ready.
2. For Disk Utility, can show all device and make partition if there's some space cannot be found
3. Need copy the driver to the start-up USB Disk and need install from boot camp assistant
4. Can use NTFS for MAC from paragon if necessary.
5. If Windows 7 cannot install on that driver, can format and install

Now the issue is that although windows option is available from Mac, Mac is not an option from Windows bootcamp, it's ok as can press Option to choose.
Another issue is that the mac keyboard cannot be identifier, luckily I have an external keyboard.

Update: it turns out the keyboard's battery is dead, after replacing new battery, it's able to find it by remove the unknown device and add device (need input the number).
For the mac start option, it's caused by APFS system.

Can download windows 7 from these position, shasum is good:

https://www.cnblogs.com/mq0036/p/3492025.html

It's pretty fast

Windows 7 With SP1 64位英文旗舰版
ed2k://|file|en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso|3320903680|743598C64E635C72964CF02A3E0AD547|/
下载后请先校验文件（为什么要校验？怎么校验？），
文件名 en_windows_7_ultimate_with_sp1_x64_dvd_u_677332.iso 
SHA1: 36AE90DEFBAD9D9539E649B193AE573B77A71C83 ISO/CRC: 992B8FCD

Global English Course 9 Assignment 5

Global English Course 9 Assignment 5

1.

And from what I understand, batteries in many regions in Africa are more and more difficult to come by.

2.

It took Sam four months to wean his son from eating candy before dinner.

3.

Our company has   on this type of candy in Indonesia. No other competitor sells it there.

4.

It is difficult to come by a good cup of coffee in my neighborhood these days.

5. tap into: to use something that already exists

A good company knows how to tap into the energy of its employees.  

6. momentum: the ability to continue growing or increasing, often in size or quality

As more and more people create Web sites to sell products, business on the Internet gains momentum.

The water gained momentum as it rushed down the mountain.

7. someone or something that represents a high standard for others to follow

Nike® is the pacesetter in the world of sports clothing because of its global success.

8.

Let me make sure I've got that right.

Let me confirm that.

Do you mean that ...?

Global English Assignmeng 6

Global English Assignmeng 6

1.

SYLVIA: Sue Jacobs and Gloria Dorella have comparable positions with a large multinational corporation.

Sue works at the U.S. headquarters and Gloria works at a foreign branch.

This is Gloria's first time in the U.S.

They are currently undergoing training together, and they have taken a break for coffee.

SUE: Is everything okay?

GLORIA: Well, if you don't mind my asking, do you think this coffee tastes all right?

SUE: Honestly, you don't have to be so diplomatic with me.

I've spent a lot of time abroad and I know what people think of American coffee.

Would you like something else?

GLORIA: No thanks, Sue. I'll survive.

You don't mind if I call you by your first name, do you?

SUE: Not at all. I prefer it.

So, what do you think of the training so far?

GLORIA: All in all, it's pretty good.

However, I sometimes have difficulty understanding the head trainer's accent.

Is English his first language?

SUE: Yes, but he's originally from New Zealand.

He became a U.S. citizen a couple of years ago.

And don't worry, I occasionally miss a word or two myself.

GLORIA: Really? Thank you for telling me.

It isn't always easy to know whether a question is appropriate or not.

SUE: No need to thank me.

Ask me anything you like, Gloria, and if I'm not comfortable answering, I'll let you know. Okay?

GLORIA: Okay. Actually, I have been wondering about something.

Do you mind if I ask you a personal question?

SUE: I'm all ears.

GLORIA: Well, we have comparable positions in the company, but in different countries.

I was wondering how, in general, our compensation might differ.

SUE: To tell you the truth, Gloria, I don't really feel comfortable talking about that.

I think that's a question you should ask Human Resources.

GLORIA: Pardon me for asking, Sue.

Maybe we should get back to the training.

SUE: Please, no need to apologize.

And listen, don't take it personally if I don't answer all your questions.

Like I said, if I feel uncomfortable about something, I'm very up-front about it.

GLORIA: I appreciate your honesty.

SUE: My pleasure. We can talk again later.

2.

Do you mind if I ask you a personal question?

Not at all. Go ahead.

Are you looking for a long-term relationship?

I'd rather not answer that.

3.

In American English, the title "Miss" used for single women has become a bit outdated, especially with professional women. "Ms." (pronounced miz) is a safe bet in any situation. It's neutral and doesn't indicate whether the woman is married or not. If the woman prefers "Miss" or "Mrs." (pronounced misiz), she'll probably tell you.

4.

Don't overreact! It's not the end of the world.

5.

He wasn't very complimentary in the review.

6.

He made a faux pas when he asked her age.

王强口语Lession Four

王强口语Lession Four

Short Conversations

Two-faced Connie

 You have a happy face.

 What a sad face!

 What a sad face! Is something bothering you?

 The clown with a silly face made the children laugh.

 The face of the building was decorated with colorful brick.

 It's nice to see so many familiar faces here today.

 baby-faced round-faced bad-faced red-faced purple-faced

 Bill is a dirty, two-faced cheater.

 double-dealer

 double-faced behavior

 double-dealing

 dual-character

 lose face

 Mike is more afraid of losing face than of losing money.

 Things will go better if you can explain to her where she was wrong without making her lose money.

 make a face

 The children made faces at him behind his back.

 Mary made a face when she was asked to work overtime.

 face to face

 a face to face talk

 Face-to-face with celebrities

 slap in the face

 Failing to get into graduate school was a slap in the face to John after his year of study.

 It was a real slap in the face for him when his girl friend refused to go out to dinner with him.

 show one's face

 He won't dare show his face at her house again.

 If I don't admit my mistake, I'll never be able to show my face again.

Donna: Well, Connie said you didn't mean to say I was bossy.

Jessie: She also said that you didn't call me unreliable.

Donna: Yeah, well, unreliable might not have been the right thing to say. I admit it.

 admit admitted

 She admitted she had made a mistake.

 Bob admitted his guilt.

 I must admit it is a tempting offer.

Jessie: I suppose bossy wasn't very nice, either. I'll take that back unreliable and that part about me bing

unorganized.

Donna: You're not unreliable.

Jessie: And unorganized?

Donna: But Jessie, you are unorganized.

Jessie: I don't believe it!

 believe

  I believe you when you say you're sick.

  I can't believe it.

  I can't believe my eyes/ears.

  think or expect

  I believe it will snow.

  Here I don't believe it! mean I don't think so.

  Believe it or not, I'm the one who saved the day.

  Believe it or not, John and Helen got married after knowing each other only a week.

  Believe it or not, I just got home from work.

  Believe me, I was scared to death!

  Believe you me!

  -How do you like my sports car?

  -Believe you me, this is the best car I've ever seen in my whole life.

Donna: You are! Why do you keep denying it? Even Connie said you are.

 Keep guessing until you get the right answer.

 Why do yo keep asking me this over and over again?

 Keep trying.=Don't quit trying.

 -I think I'm doing better in English.

 -Keep trying! You can get an A.

 keep smiling

 -What a day! I'm exhausted and depressed.

 -Not too worry. Keep similing. Things will get better.

 Keep smiling!

 I swallowed some water when I was swimming.

 I could see little fish swimming under the water.

 The calm water reflected my image.

 the waters of the ocean/lake

 a water bed

 a water fall

 a water fountain

 water polo

 water the plants

 sb's eyes are watering

 Onions made my eyes water.

 My eyes water when I chop onions.

 sb's mouth watered

 The smell of that freshly baked bread is making my mouth water.

 My mouth watered when he described the dishes he had eaten.

 in deep water

Jessie: She did?! Well, she said you are bossy, too! What does that prove?

Donna: She said I'm bossy?

Jessie: Yep, she said you always have to take charge.

Donna: What a two-faced thing to say.

Whittaker: Well, here's your water, girls.

Donna: No, thanks, Mr. Whittaker. I'm going home.

Whittaker: Oh, Jessie?

Jessie: I'm leaving, too.

Whittaker: But what...?

Connie: Hi, guys. Sorry I'm late but I had to...uh, what's going on?

Donna: We're leaving.

Connie: Leaving? What happened?

Donna: I'm not interested in working with people who talk behind other people's back about people who..oh, never mind!

Goodbye!

 talk behind other people's back

  stab in the back

  stab someone in the back

  Mark's reporting his classmate John to the teacher was a real stab in the back.

  After all I've done for you, you step me in the back by bad mouthing me to my superior!

  The actress was stepped in the back by her boy friend, who had told the tabloid newspaper about her private life.

 never mind

  -I am afraid I've lost that wallet that you gave me.

  -Well, never mind, I'll give you another one.

  Never mind the broken glass, I'll clean it up right now.

  -What did you say?

  -Never mind! It wasn't important.

  I have never taken German.

  He'll never be able to catch us now.

Jessie: Connie, I really thought a woman of your age would know better.

 thought

  I don't know.

  I didn't know you were married.

 know better

  You know better than to interrupt when someone else is talking.

  know best

  My wife knows best when it comes to buying stocks.

  -Know what I mean?

  -I know what you mean.

  Know what I am saying?

  You never know.

  Who knows!

  God only knows!

Connie: Know better? What did I do?

Long conversations:

A:

Susan: (With a new dress on) Dad, do you notice anything?

 dress

  1. a top and skirt

  2. They wore formal dress to the party.

    John has no interest in matters of dress.

    dress code

    The school's dress code does not permit anyone to wear jeans. 

  dress up/down

  dress-down day  casual wear     Casual Friday

  dress rehearsal

  to run a dress rehearsal

  to attend/watch a dress rehearsal

 I sat in the last row and hoped nobody would notice me.

 Mary waved but he didn't seem to notice.  

Frank: Why, yes! I see my little baby grown up into quite a very sophisticated young lady.

 Why

  Why, John, how could you!

  Why, your hair has turned white!

  Why, I'd be glad to help you fix dinner.

  There's no reason (why) you shouldn't go.

  There must be a reason why she's not here yet.

  The reason (that) I'm late is (that) I ran out of gas.

 baby

  have a baby boy/girl

 sophisticated

  sophisticated audience

  sophisticated manner

  a sophisticated math problem

  the sophisticated machinery

Susan: (Feeling disappointed) Oh, no! (She starts sobbing.).

 sob

  to sob myself to sleep

  I heard a sob from the other room

  I never heard such sobs.

  a sob story

  I'm tired of your sob stories about why you're always late to work.

  a sob brother

  a sob sister

Frank: I've made over a million dollars in my life, but it'll take me at least three life-times to

understand just one teenage girl!

 over   more than

  It's been over thirty years since she visited us.

  Most of these suits cost over one thousand dollars.

  Children over 12 must pay full price.

  in my life/in my whole life/all my life

  I don't believe you. You never did that in your whole life.

  All my life I've wanted to learn to fly.

  in my next life

  in the second half of my life

  in my previous life

  lifeguard

  life insurance

  life jacket       life vest

  lifestyle

  life-threatening

  SARS is life threatening.

  teenage teenager teens

  adolescence           an adolescent

  young adult

  a juvenile

  Even though Mary was in her teens, she worked thirty hours a week.

  The teenagers attend the local high school.

Susan: (Keeps crying).

Frank: Sue dear! What did I say?

Susan: Oh, it's not you, dad. It's Victor! He's always compaining that I've overdressed and too

sophisticated for him!

 It's not your fault. It's mine.

 overcooked

 overcrowded

 overcautious

 overconfident

 overeager

 overelaborate

 overexcited

 overexaggerated

 overgenerous

 overjoyed

 overpopulated

 overqualified

 overripe

 oversensitive

 overtired

Frank: Overdressed?

Susan: Yes! He says I'm always wearing swim suits I can't swim in... and ski clothes I can't ski in...and

when I wear mink he feels embarrassed about taking me to a sandwich shop...and..Oh dad! (Sobbing) What's

wrong with trying to look nice?

 feel embarrassed about doing sth.

  I was embarrassed when I saw the food stains on my shirt.

  The embarrassed student's face turned birght red.

Frank: Oh nothing that a little poverty wouldn't solve! You mean you dress too old for him?

Susan: Yes!