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Dec 03rd 2010 00:24
Today, I learn the structure of flower. In the beginning, I don't know what the lecture is talking about. After reading the script, I still have some questions about the flower's structure, so I search it from Wiki, and download a picture from Wiki. It's no doubt that when people see English vocabularies on the graph, they will remember these words quickly. However, I still don't know what connective is, so I look up the dictionary, but I can't see any correct meaning in it. :(
カイリ・ダレル
Thank you for your correction!
Dec 03rd 2010 00:51
  • Today, I learn the structure of flower.

  • Today, I learned about the structure of a flower.

 
  • In the beginning, I don't know what the lecture is talking about.

  • In the beginning, I didn't know what the lecture was talking about.

 
  • After reading the script, I still have some questions about the flower's structure, so I search it from Wiki, and download a picture from Wiki.

  • After reading the script, I still had some questions about the flower's structure, so I searched it on Wiki, and download a picture of it.

 
  • It's no doubt that when people see English vocabularies on the graph, they will remember these words quickly.

  • There's no doubt that when people see English words on the graph, they will remember them quickly.

 
  • However, I still don't know what connective is, so I look up the dictionary, but I can't see any correct meaning in it.

  • However, I still didn't know what the connective is, so I looked up the dictionary, but I still can't see any proper meaning for it.

 
Ehh, flowers are complicated! ^^;
If you understand most of that you are really skilled! ^0^

Maybe the connective is that green stem connecting the 'ovary' to the 'anther'.... It is just a guess ^^;

What course do you study? Is it biology?
The things you must learn are complicated.... I would surely fail :P
Annie
Dec 03rd 2010 01:06
No, I major in Physics. It's just a simulated test about the TOEFL. Oh,I should have used past tense.
カイリ・ダレル
Dec 03rd 2010 01:46
Ehhhh! Such information will be on the TOEFL test??? :O
I am studying how to be an English language teacher currently. One of my subjects is how to teach those exams to students... Does it mean I need to learn that stuff too? ^^;
Seems scary. hahaha
Gian
Thank you for your correction!
Dec 03rd 2010 01:53
  • The structure of flower

  • The Structure of a Flower [or "of Flowers"]

 
  • In the beginning, I don't know what the lecture is talking about.

  • In the beginning, I didn't know what the lecture would be about.

 
  • After reading the script, I still have some questions about the flower's structure, so I search it from Wiki, and download a picture from Wiki.

  • After reading the script, I still have some questions about the structure of a flower, so I looked it up in Wiki, and downloaded a picture from it.

 
  • However, I still don't know what connective is, so I look up the dictionary, but I can't see any correct meaning in it.

  • However, I still didn't know what the connective was, so I looked it up the dictionary, but I still didn't see any correct meaning for it.

 
Hello, I just added to the corrections of カイリ・ダレル.

Hmm, it depends on which part of the flower you're looking at. If it's the male part, then the connective is called the "filament" connecting the "anther" to the base of the flower. If it's the female part, then the connective is called the "style" connecting the "stigma" to the "ovary".

Ah, so you're major is Physics. That's interesting. I thought of taking it before...but I ended up in Chemical Engineering instead.haha

Hope this helps.
Annie
Dec 03rd 2010 10:12
In Taiwan, many teachers who teach the TOEFL test just use stimulated exam to teach students. In my opinion, I prefer to study more information which may prints on the test.
Annie
Dec 03rd 2010 10:17
Thank you, Gian. I know what connective is now. I think Chemical Engineering is more difficult. :)
Gian
Dec 03rd 2010 22:26
You're welcome, Annie.

Really? Hmm, I think the degree of ones interest in a certain field determines its difficulty. If I don't like math, then it would be difficult for me.haha

Theoretical Physics is one of my favorite subjects...until now I'm still thinking of whether to take it up or not.

Keep it up.
Annie
Dec 04th 2010 00:21
Just take it if you like!
Gian
Dec 04th 2010 01:55
hahaha, after my master's degree
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