【正文】 ool.And regarding what the film was about, well basically, it39。m sure French is no exception!Notes:converse with = chat with 交談，聊天decent = good 好native speaker as my teacher = 外教 (NOT “foreign teacher”!!)in terms of = 關(guān)于，在…方面thinking about it = 想想看more or less = pretty much = 差不多l(xiāng)earning materials = 學(xué)習(xí)資料quite a bit of = a lot of 很多be no exception = 不例外Describe a book or film about the future you read or watched.You should say:? What the name of it was? When you read or watched it? What it was about? And explain how you felt about it.Ok right then, well the film I39。t have in our language, so I39。s probably how I would learn the language, and finally, with regard to what difficulties I think I might encounter, well firstly, I imagine I might have quite a bit of difficulty with the pronunciation, as it39。d really love to visit sometime. Thus if I were able to speak French, I would then be able to converse with the locals, which would give me a much better understanding of the country and also make my time there a lot more interesting and enjoyable.Anyway, as for how I would learn it, well I guess first of all I would try and find a decent selfstudy course on the Internet. And as well as that, I suppose another thing I would do would be to look for a teacher, preferably a native speaker if possible, because I would then be able to get feedback on what I was doing right and wrong. And having a native speaker as my teacher I think would be extremely beneficial in terms of developing a good accent.And regarding what equipment I would need to study French, well thinking about it, I suppose it would be more or less the same as what I39。s still pretty fresh in my memory = I can still remember it pretty clearly 記憶猶新the roads were so congested = 道路擁堵it was a huge shock = 大吃一驚what made it worse was the fact that = 雪上加霜的是already running late = 已經(jīng)晚了make it = 做到，辦成to say the least = 至少說(shuō)來(lái)；最起碼it was absolutely heaving = 擠死人了！Thankfully though = 不過(guò)還好go through = 經(jīng)受，遭受(尤為艱難時(shí)期)物品類(lèi)：Describe another language (not English) that you would like to learn.You should say:? What language it would be? How you would learn it? What equipment or facilities you would need to study this language? And explain what difficulties you think you would have / why you would choose this language.Ok right then, well there are actually quite a few languages that I would like to learn, but probably the one I39。t have too far to travel, coz if I remember correctly, I was only on the train for about 4 stops. And when I finally got off, I remember feeling incredibly relieved, and also very grateful that I didn39。m sure it would have been during offpeak times. And when I saw how packed the train was when it was pulling into the station, I remember thinking there was no way I was going to be able to get on. But I was in a bit of a hurry, coz I was actually already running late, so I had no choice really but to join the huge queue of people waiting. Anyway, I did somehow manage to make it onto the train, but I was pressed up against people on all sides, so it was pretty unfortable to say the least! I mean, it was absolutely heaving, and I literally couldn39。m gonna talk to you about.And as for when I went there, well it was actually pretty recently, which I suppose was probably only about two or three weeks ago, so it39。s nice and sunny today / my bedroom is nice and bright / the library is nice and quiet)Describe a time you went to a place crowded with people.You should say? Where it was? When you went there? What you did there? And explain why you went there / how you felt about the crowded place.Ok, well the first place that came to mind when I saw this topic was the Beijing Metro, because I remember it being unbelievably crowded, so that39。s actually very easy to spend half the day there using the free wifi or doing whatever.Notes:on the outskirts of the city = outside the city 在市郊something like = about 大概Having said that though = Although having said that = 不過(guò)話說(shuō)回來(lái)on end = 持續(xù)地normally that39。d say it39。s, which some people might see as expensive, but considering the fact that you39。s really big and spacious, at least pared to most of the other cafes I39。d say it39。s also quite a lot on the menu, especially coffee, which you can probably imagine, what with it being a cafe and all. And I tend to normally always go for the Chai Latte, cos I think they do it really well, and so I39。ve got a really good selection of both Chinese and Western food, so there39。m there pretty regularly, as I just mentioned.Anyway, regarding what kind of things they serve there, well it39。m simply too busy with stuff, but normally that39。 walk from where I live.And as for how often I go there, well I actually go there quite a lot, probably something like once or twice a week. Having said that though, it really kind of depends on how busy I am. I mean, there are times when I don39。s pretty safe to say that = 可以肯定地說(shuō)地點(diǎn)類(lèi)：Describe a cafe that you know in your hometown.You should say:? Where it is? How often you go there? Who you usually go there with? What kind of food they serve there (or, what service they provide)? And explain why you like to eat at this place.Ok right then, well the cafe that I39。re an essential part of our society, and I39。t any doctors around to help you!So yeah, I think it39。t be able to get rid of a lot of illnesses we might have. Of course, for small ailments it wouldn39。t have them, most of us wouldn39。s not easy at all to give a one hundred percent accurate diagnosis every time, as I39。ve never really asked him the specifics of what he gets up to every day, but in a nutshell, he spends most of his time treating patients, which involves firstly finding out what39。s a doctor. And I apologise if you39。s job is important in some way