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orll you sy, I think shes the best techer weve got.’ men Becuse ofll you sy, I think she’s the best techer we’ve got. B．I wnt to tellll of you tht she’s the best techer we’ve got. C．Despitell you sy, I think she’s the best techer we’ve got. D．I think she’s the best techer we’ve got forll of you whore speking.A．Because of all you say, I think she’s the best teacher we’ve got．B．I want to tell all of you that she’s the best teacher we’ve got．C．Despite all you say, I think she’s the best teacher we’ve got．D．I think she’s the best teacher we’ve got for all of you who are speaking．
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f all the things my grandma used to say, I remember this best of all -- everything you worry about will prove to be all right. （）
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Of all the things my grandma used to say, I remember this best of all -- everything you worry about will prove to be all right.
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The young man at the counter had some sort of registration problem. It is _______ in the f
irst year. The woman behind the counter clearly felt, as I did, _______ for this young man, who was _______ by his no doubt ______, but_______, father. Twenty years ago, when I first ______ university, parents did not follow their children all the way there.My parents________ me at the front door of St. Hilda’s College at the University of Toronto and drove five hours back home. I was not ready, prepared or clearly_____about what would happen over the course of the next four years, but I________.From professors and teaching assistants to registrars and student-loanofficers,I learned to________through the________ of university life. Naturally, I made mistakes, but then I still do.
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It is **normal** in the first year. The woman behind the counter clearly felt, as I did, **sympathy** for this young man, who was **overwhelmed** by his no doubt **well-meaning**, but **overbearing**, ***enty years ago, when I first **entered** university, parents did not follow their children all the way there. My parents **left** me at the front door of St. Hilda’s College at the University of Toronto and drove five hours back home. I was not ready, prepared or clearly **aware** about what would happen over the course of the next four years, but I **persevered**. From professors and teaching assistants to registrars and student-loan officers, I learned to **navigate** through the **challenges** of university life. Naturally, I made mistakes, but then I still do.
