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everything there felt very alien to me. Soon after I attended an American high school, I felt desperately lonely because my lack of petence in English formed a barrier separating my new schoolmates and myself. When my parents found out why I was in such low spirits, they encouraged me to improve myself in English and enrich my vocabulary by reading extensively. From then on I spent many hours reading English books and magazines. I was always intrigued by good mysteries, but what fascinated me most was stories of outstanding scientists. I remember I was greatly impressed by Albert Einstein whose ideas profoundly changed mankind39?;艚鹕眢w傷殘而且不能說話,但他對科學(xué)卻作出了杰出貢獻(xiàn)。進(jìn)入一所美國中學(xué)后不久,我就感到極其孤獨寂寞,因為我英語能力( petence)的欠缺造成了我與新同學(xué)之間的隔閡。t be kept in ignorance about their true origins. 4) Their team hadn39。s injuries were only slight 8) disappointed that you couldn39。好的推理作品總會使我著迷,但最吸引我的是關(guān)于杰出的科學(xué)家的故事。s basic concepts of space, time, matter and energy. And I found it amazing that Aristotle had written about 400 books on a variety of subjects. Stephen Hawking is physically disabled and un