Please help find this article What Is Your Recovery Rate .

The first paragraph (excluding the first question): Your long recovery rate will give you some bad influences

The second paragraph: in physical activity, you also need fast recovery

The third paragraph: actors on the stage is another case in point, they need to deliver every sentence in their best ability without affecting by last one

The fourth paragraph: learn to live in the present, stop the influence from past

Paragraph 5: Reducing the time spent in recovery is an effort of process, you should do it everyday in your life

Full text: Live in the present not in the precedent

Very good... Live well and live in the moment.

Live well and live in the moment.

rate, an English word, can be used as a noun, transitive verb, intransitive verb.

1. Noun: ratio, rate; Velocity; **；Grade;

2. Transitive verb: think; Valuation; Scold;

3. Intransitive verb: scold; to be evaluated;

4. Phonetic Transcription: English re t and American re t;

5. Example sentence: What is your recovery rate?

What is your recovery rate?

rate 英[re t] 美[ret]n.Velocity; Ratio; Grade; (interest, etc.) rates;

vt.Valuation; Worth; Scold; Grading;

vt.think, put ....Counts;

Example sentence]the rate at which hair grows can be agonisingly slow

The rate of hair growth can be extremely slow.

Other] Third person singular number: rates plural: rates present participle: rating Past tense: ratedPast participle: rated

New Oriental has a series called "Born to Win". Inside is a selection of articles by New Oriental Group, including some celebrity speeches and excerpts from articles, which are in Chinese and English, and there is *** with the book, which Wang Qiang reads aloud, which is very authentic. The book is not thick, about 9 yuan, very classic.

In the past, the teachers of New Oriental were required to recite each article.

I don't think their answers are good, my advice to you is to go to Coco Listening Network** There are a lot of oral materials, in response to your question, I think you should find a famous recitation of the original listening text to memorize, so that it will be very authentic, instead of understanding the Chinese style that others don't understand!

Any article in "New Concept 4" is funny, meaningful, and relatively short!

There is a book called Chicken Soup for the Soul in English.

It's philosophical, and the language isn't difficult to understand, which is good

Worth recommending.

The first choice, born to win, a 10 yuan booklet from New Oriental. It's relatively easy to catch, and the article is classic and timeless.

Secondly, the new concept series. Some of the articles in the new 4 are already very old, and the text is relatively old, but there is no shortage of good articles as old, and they can be memorized from the dross. I think that's enough.

I just memorized some of these articles to cope with the gre essay, and it worked well.

I highly recommend that you memorize the lyrics of the English songs.

New Oriental Meiwen is good, divided into classes, you can consider it.

Obama's campaign winning speech, very well written!