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Lesson One: Salvation
1、Then just before the revival ended, they held a special meeting for children, “to
bring the young lambs to the fold.”
To bring the children into the Christian community
2、God had not struck Westley dead for taking his name in vain or for lying in the temple.
God had not punished who had talked disrespectfully about him and lied in the church.
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3、I couldn’t bear to tell her that I had lied, that I had deceived everybody in the
church, and I hadn’t en Jesus, and that now I didn’t believe there was a Jesus any more, since he didn’t come to help me.
It was Jesus who is lying, I don’t believe he is the son of God anymore/I don’t believe in Go
d, I believe he is just a common people.
Lesson Two: The Game of the Name
1、Our initial decision about the appropriate address form is bad on relative ages.
Our first decision about the proper form of address is bad on relative ages of speakers.
2、If the person being addresd is a child, then almost all the rules that we have
unconsciously assimilated can safely be ignored.
Then almost all the rules that we learned with little conscious effort can be completely disregarded.
3、I, too, have the relative age of a child to a 75-year-old acquaintance who calls me
Pete.
Comparatively speaking, to a 75-year-old acquaintance who calls me by my FN, I am als
o a child.
4、Such a suspension is his privilege to bestow and it is usually handled humorously,咸鸡
with a remark like, “I answer quicker to Bruce.”
It’s his right to disregard the rules of address and allow the others to call him by his first name…If you call me Bruce, I would be happier.
5、We are friends outside of our social roles.
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We are personal friends, not just business associates or people we have come to know in our work.
Lesson Three: Thinking of Words
1、It is often said that, provided we are not of the unfortunate minority of people
who have pathological language defects, our language mechanism automatically equips us to say anything we need to say.
If we are not among the small unfortunate group of people who have language deficiency, our language capacity unconsciously enables us to say whatever w want to say.
2、What it does mean is that if my job or my hobby entailed a knowledge of the
activities, my language would ri to the occasion.
My language would respond well to any occasion when I am required to talk about the matters.
3、There are many such arbitrary little limitations on our language.
There are many such random restrictions impod on our language.
4、But we cannot ask him how many brothers and sisters he has without getting
precily the irrelevant subanswers and then totalling them.
Without having such uncalled-for answers and then add them. We lack a world that means totality of brothers and sisters as the word “Children”.
狗肉好吃吗5、This word is mainly confined to technical health-authority usage.
This word is only ud by officials in public-health department, not everyday expression.
6、We are very largely the helpless prisoners of the language in general u around
us.
We are mostly confined to the limitations of language in general u around us and unable to break through them.
7、V ery few communications in the world em to have ttled the means whereby
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remedies can be agreed upon and adopted.
V ery few communications in the world em to have found the curing ways in which people share and adopt.
等待的成语8、Can we not begin to imagine how near to despair the people must come who
can almost never find the word they are hunting for?
We certainly can begin to imagine how despairing the people must be when they can almost never find the right word they are arching for.
9、prisoners of the language: persons confined by the limitations of the language.
Lesson Five: What Body Language Can Tell Y ou That Words Cannot
1、The best salesmen, the best teachers, the best business managers have an intuitive
ability to read body language and put it to profitable u.
征兵政审The best salesmen, the best teachers, the best business managers have an instinctive ability to understand body language and make a profitable u of it. 2、Who can look at a jury and a judge and pick up little cues that tip off what people
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