Oliver考研英语杂谈

the structure you have always wanted有疑问或不同意见，请留言评论，或发邮件至 [email protected]再小的问题也可以问，no dumb questions.00:02:25 为什么需要计划00:04:11 现有体系的特点00:07:30 理想的教师角色00:08:00 英语不是逻辑体系00:09:44 也不需要刻意复习00:10:29 蓄水池模型与有间隔的重复00:13:12 不要默读00:14:36 全职学习不一定更好00:15:55 精读材料推荐：真题文章00:18:24 narrow input00:19:32 精读材料推荐：大学教材00:21:38 精读材料推荐：牛津通识00:22:05 精读材料推荐：新概念英语四00:22:46 用泛听辅助精读00:27:40 泛听材料推荐00:37:03 summaryThe Town with Matthew BelloniCoach Benette's Podcastthe show up societyAccidental Tech PodcastThe Ramsey Show几点补充：节目中未提写作如何提高，可能以后再说，反正不是背范文泛听能持续下去的条件，1）你不讨厌节目的氛围和主播的声音，2）你至少有点想知道他说的主题轻松愉快能比毅力带你去到更远的地方 (keep the rhythm, the language will take care of itself.)无论距离考试远近，英语都无法速成 (you can't rush a language, which is liberating.)

美国鸡蛋卖多少钱？什么是 niche product？笼养、放养、散养有什么区别？早期真题为什么依然值得读？They are absolutely altering the food chain beyond their understanding of what they are doing.00:00:22 第一段00:04:38 第一题00:05:43 第二段00:11:15 第三段00:14:11 第二题00:15:39 第四段00:21:10 第三题00:22:30 第五段00:25:36 第六段00:29:58 第四题第五题00:32:04 早期真题依然值得读

可以在其他地方收听节目啦，一点背景解释，以及近期的规划

之前对这篇有过一期简介。This is just for consistency and completeness.00:01:19 第一句00:03:31 破折号的用法00:06:33 第二句00:07:57 第二段00:11:32 第三段00:20:21 第四段00:22:23 第五段

It turns out that this can actually be good for you.00:01:49 第一段00:10:33 第二段00:16:37 第三段00:20:36 尾声

一篇介绍如何安全地重新开始锻炼身体的文章，题型为给各段选小标题 subheading。最后插了一段 Accidental Tech Podcast 中 Marco Arment 对苹果设计总监 Alan Dye 离职的评论。00:05:03 第一段00:12:58 第二段00:21:12 第三段00:25:02 第四段00:29:31 第五段00:32:44 第六段00:38:03 尾声00:40:47 ATP选段: People hate computers

很简单的一篇文章，可以当自助指南来使用。读完这篇，priority / prioritize 应该相当熟悉并会使用了。为了方便，以下是填好空的文章全文。有问题和建议请留言评论。Harlan Coben believes that if you're a writer, you'll find the time; and that if you can’t find the time, then writing isn't a priority and you're not a writer. For him, writing is a normal job — a job like any other. He has compared it with plumbing, pointing out that a plumber doesn't wake up and say that he can't work with pipes today.If, like most writers these days, you're holding down a job to pay the bills, it's not easy to find the time to write. But it's not impossible. It requires determination and single-mindedness. Remember that most bestselling authors began writing when they were doing other things to earn a living. And today, even writers who are fairly well-known often have to do other work to supplement their writing income.As Harlan Coben has suggested, it's a question of priorities. To make writing a priority, you'll have to sacrifice some of your day-to-day activities and some things you really enjoy. Depending on your interests and your lifestyle, that might mean spending less time watching television or listening to music, though some people can write while they listen to music. You might have to cut down on the amount of exercise or sport you do. You'll have to make social media an occasional activity rather than a daily, time-consuming habit. There'll probably have to be less socialising with your friends and less time with your family. It’s a tough learning curve, and it won't always make you popular.There's just one thing you should try to keep at least some time for, in addition to your writing — and that's reading. Any writer needs to read as much and as widely as they can; it's the one indispensable supporter — something you can't do without.Time is finite. The older you get, the quicker it seems to go. We need to use it as carefully and as productively as we can. That means prioritising our activities so that we spend most time on the things we really want to do. If you're a writer, that means — above all — writing.

It was also, and this is unknown even to many people well read about the period, a battle between those who made codes and those who broke them.5:00 旧金山观光建议 from Jason and MykeUpgrade #573: What a Bad Friend!

本集没有新内容，只是以往单篇内容的综合。有任何问题都欢迎在评论区提出。如果本节目对你有用，请收藏、订阅、并推荐给朋友。00:00:30 【完形填空】古代丝绸之路上的驿站00:15:50 【阅读理解1】得克萨斯州对气候变化教育的争议00:50:02 【阅读理解2】新英格兰地区对房屋短租的监管01:16:01 【阅读理解3】水石书店与企鹅书屋的纠纷01:48:53 【阅读理解4】论文引用数如何造假02:12:07 【排序】19世纪建立黄石国家公园的过程02:52:09 【翻译】人工智能在网络营销中的应用

ChatGPT 初版发布一个月之后，这篇文章就出现在了考研的考场之上。而作者对AI获取数据过于乐观放任，阅读时要加一点盐（take it with a grain of salt）。If customers are not willing to share data, AI will be starved of essential information and will not be able to function effectively or employ machine learning to improve its marketing content and communication.先讲五个划线句子，然后放出全文朗读，再依次讲解其他内容。11:24 全文朗读

Be you, and everything else falls into place.What is Crossing the Rubicon?Al Roker — Time to WalkRobot or Not #317. AI HypeFocused #233: I Wanna Be Me When I Grow Up, with Kara Monroe

本节目讲解的第一篇排序题。与其他类型文章不同，按完整文章讲解就失去了意义，所以边做边讲。全部排完之后才给出全文朗读。The idea of preserving nature, rather than exploiting it, was a novel one to many U. S. settlers.The Yellowstone ought to be preserved.36:28 全文朗读

任何事如果只考查单一维度，就容易产生针对性的造假行为。论文引用数 citation number 也不例外。Do not oblige and do report the request to the journal.16:00 题目讲解

文中提到的争端和并购都有后续，我在音频最后也做了补充。This is all part of a wider change towards concentration of power.21:07 题目讲解

一些大资本大批买下房屋，翻新成短租设施，事实上是宾馆，却不用面对针对宾馆的监管和税收。各州政府正在着手堵上这一漏洞。If we want to make a change in the housing market, the main one is we have to build a lot more.17:48 题目讲解

作为一个能源大州，颇有一些州议员为能源企业说话。而且美国的教育系统是 decentralized，即使州里定了方针，各学校还是有很大的自主性。能源公司的关联实体还会私下接触科学教师，把非正式的教育材料夹带进课堂之中。The weather in Texas may have cooled since the recent extreme heat, but the temperature will be high at the State Board of Education meeting in Austin this month as officials debate how climate change is taught in Texas schools.24:18 题目讲解

我听第647期ATP时遇到了两个词，对其词义的一点探究。ATP 647: You Get One Exclamation Point0:15 ferry 作动词是什么意思？1:46 effectively 除了「有效地」还能怎么翻译？3:53 ATP片段放送：对 new CS grads 找工作的建议

Caravanserais were roadside inns that were built along the Silk Road in areas including China, North Africa and the Middle East.

有任何问题都欢迎在评论区提出。如果本节目对你有用，请收藏、订阅、并推荐给朋友。00:01:35 【完形填空】在企业中建立增长团队00:30:04 【阅读理解1】英国对人造草坪的争议01:07:57 【阅读理解2】美国国家公园面临的困境01:51:34 【阅读理解3】互联网损害我们的记忆了吗02:27:12 【阅读理解4】青少年自相矛盾的行为02:57:12 【七选五】英国对建筑的环保新规03:30:39 【翻译】诗歌的起源和功能

Its energy and rhythm can capture a reader, transport them to another world and make them see things differently.00:01:53 第一段第一句  00:03:04 第一段第二句  00:05:30 第二段第一句  00:05:52 第二段第二句  00:06:21 第二段第三句  00:06:49 第三段第一句  00:07:19 第三段第二句  00:07:33 第三段第三句  00:09:23 第三段第四句  00:09:42 第三段第五句  

They set new standards for ventilation, energy efficiency and heating, and state that new residential buildings must have charging points for electric vehicles.00:03:52 英语二Part B题型简介  00:05:33 标题解释  00:07:24 第一段  00:09:04 第二段第一句  00:09:55 第二段第二句  00:11:18 第三段  00:12:45 Brian Berry及第一题  00:17:01 Gareth Belsham及第二题初探  00:19:38 第六段  00:20:08 Thomas Goodman及第二段最终  00:22:26 第八段第一句  00:23:25 第八段第二句  00:24:08 Marcus Jefford及第三题  00:25:30 第十段第一句  00:25:44 第十段第二句  00:26:13 Jonathan Rolande  00:27:54 John Kelly及第四题  00:31:02 Andrew Mellor及第五题  

In adolescence, helpless and dependent children who have relied on grown-ups for just about everything become independent people who can take care of themselves and help each other.00:03:03 第一段第一句  00:03:17 第一段第二句  00:04:18 第一段第三句  00:04:52 第一段第四句  00:05:59 第一段第五句  00:07:00 第二段第一句  00:08:28 第二段第二句  00:08:47 第二段第三句  00:09:30 第二段第四句  00:10:05 第三段第一句  00:11:41 第三段第二句  00:12:39 第四段第一句  00:13:15 第四段第二句  00:13:47 第四段第三句  00:14:12 第五段第一句  00:15:07 第五段第二句  00:15:27 第五段第三句  00:15:39 第六段第一句  00:17:01 第六段第二句  00:18:13 第六段第三句  00:18:37 第六段第四句  00:18:57 第七段第一句  00:19:57 第七段第二句  00:20:45 第七段第三句  00:22:21 第一题  00:23:38 第二题  00:25:21 第三题  00:26:40 第四题  00:28:18 第五题  

The trend will change our approach to learning from a focus on individual facts and memorization to an emphasis on more conceptual thinking.00:02:55 第一段第一句  00:04:23 第一段第二句  00:05:52 第一段第三句  00:06:19 第一段第四句  00:06:38 第一段第五句  00:08:06 第一段第六句  00:08:45 第一段第七句  00:09:03 第一段第八句  00:10:20 第二段第一句  00:12:09 第二段第二句  00:12:52 第二段第三句  00:13:03 第二段第四句  00:13:34 第二段第五句  00:15:22 第二段第六句  00:15:48 第三段第一句  00:16:26 第三段第二句  00:17:18 第三段第三句  00:21:00 第四段第一句  00:22:39 第四段第二句  00:23:16 第一题  00:24:48 第二题  00:27:08 第三题  00:29:39 第四题  00:31:31 第五题  

The real problem is that the parks have been chronically starved of funding.00:00:11 全文朗读  00:03:06 第一段第一句  00:05:45 第一段第二句  00:07:27 第二段第一句  00:07:40 第二段第二句  00:08:24 第二段第三句  00:11:07 第三段第一句  00:12:53 第三段第二句  00:14:45 第四段  00:16:50 第五段第一句  00:17:35 第五段第二句  00:19:07 第五段第三句  00:20:21 第六段第一句  00:22:03 第六段第二句  00:25:58 第六段第三句  00:28:29 第七段第一句  00:29:38 第七段第二句  00:31:47 第七段第三句  00:32:39 第一题  00:34:51 第二题  00:37:30 第三题  00:40:14 第四题  00:41:51 第五题  

可在有疑问时查阅，也可作为播讲类材料学习。欢迎提问，no dumb questions.

各选项只是词义不同，没有不同语法形式，没有近义词，也没有形近词，提一句它们的汉语意思对你并无帮助。

只读一本书、或只听五个小时别人说话，能学好语言吗？

全文长 391 个词，最后一句非常难

你没有办法通过多做完形填空来提高完形填空。

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商业类文章，以 BitTorrent 公司为例讨论在公司业务停滞时应建立专门团队来聚焦于增长。exclusive, harness, issue, steer, distraction

00:00:00: Intro00:00:51: 英语一和英语二00:01:25: 完形填空00:02:31: 阅读理解Part A00:06:23: 阅读理解Part B00:07:53: 阅读理解Part C / 英译汉00:08:16: 作文两篇

In his book The Tipping Point Malcolm Gladwell argues that “social epidemics” are driven in large part by the actions of a tiny minority of special individuals, often called influentials, who are unusually informed, persuasive, or well connected. The idea is intuitively compelling, but it doesn’t explain how ideas actually spread.1. By citing the book The Tipping Point, the author intends toA. analyze the consequences of social epidemics.B. discuss influentials’ function in spreading ideas.C. exemplify people’s intuitive response to social epidemics.D. describe the essential characteristics of influentials.