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1压码心念听力学习法1-3压码注音学习法《压码注音》学习体会

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2009-02-10注音体会6.8LESSON 8    HAD TO WORK TWO JOBS.
            现在英文打字也可以盲打不太出错了。这样干扰的因素又少了一个。只有所有的干扰因素都去除后, 记忆才能容易实现。

6.8   

LESSON 8    HAD TO WORK TWO JOBS.    

SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN    

                JEFF: That smells good.     tsmlsgd
MRS. BENNETT: I hope so.     ihps
                           How are you?     hay
                JEFF: I'm fine.     imfn
                           I rehearsed today.     irhsdtd
MRS. BENNETT: How was the rehearsal?     hwstrhsl
                JEFF: I had to work very hard.     ihdtwkvrhd
MRS. BENNETT: Dinner should be ready in a few minutes.     dnsldbrdnfmnts
                           I have to make special dinners for your father now.     ihvrmkspcldnsfyftn
                         He's on a diet.     hsndt
                         Oh, I have to give him his medicine.     o,ihvtgvhmhsmdcn
                JEFF: You look tired.     ylktd
                           What did you do today?     wtddydtd
MRS. BENNETT: I had to do a lot of errands.     ihdtdltfernds
                           First I had to go to the grocery store and buy things for dinner.     fstihdtgttgrcrsandbtsfdn
                         Then I had to buy some medicine for your father.     tnihdtbsmdcnfyft
                         Then I had to return some books to the library.     tnihdtrtnsmbksttlbrr
                JEFF: What a busy day!. . .     wtbsd
                           Can I go see Dad now ?     cnigsddn
MRS. BENNETT: Sure. He's awake.     s,hswk
                JEFF: Is the nurse with him?     istnswthm
MRS. BENNETT: No. I sent her home an hour ago.     nisnthmnog

SCENE TWO: THE BEDROOM    

              JEFF: Can I come in?     cncmn
MR. BENNETT: Come in, Jeff.     cmjf

              JEFF: What's that?     wtstt
MR. BENNETT: These are old pictures and scrapbooks.     tsaikdoctsandscrobks
                         I was thinking about the Bennett family.     iwstnkbtbntfml
              JEFF: Ah, the old Bennetts.     a,toldbnts
MR. BENNETT: They were a tough bunch. . .    twtgbnc
                         Look, here's my great-great-grandfather Patrick.     lkhsmgrtgrtgrndftptrc
              JEFF: Didn't he have to leave Ireland when he was only sixteen?     ddnhhvtlvirlndwnhwsonlsxtn
MR. BENNETT: Yes, he had to leave the country quickly.     yshhdtlvtcntrqcl
                         I never knew why.     invnw
                       He never saw his mother and father again.     hnvshsmtandftagn
JEFF: You said he had to work very hard.     hsdhhdtwkvrhd
MR. BENNETT: Right. He built bridges and worked on the old steamships.     rthbltbrdsandwkdontoldstmsps
                        He was a real character.     hwsrlcact
              JEFF: Who's that?     wstt
MR. BENNETT: That's Sarah Bennett,     ttssrbnt
                       my great-grandmother.     mgrtgrndmt
              JEFF: What did she do?     wtddsd
MR. BENNETT: She came to this country,     scmttscntr
                         and she started a laundry business from nothing.     andssttdlndrbsnsfrmnt
                         She had five children.     shdfvcldrn
              JEFF: Didn't her brother move west?     ddnthbrtmvwst
MR. BENNETT: Yes. He owned his own ranch.     yshondhsonrnc
              JEFF: Did he have to fight outlaws?     ddhhvtftotls
MR. BENNETT: Yes, he did.     yshdd
                         He had to defend the land.     hhdtdfndtlnd
              JEFF: That's Grandpa Al.     ttsgrndpal
MR. BENNETT: Right. What a man he was!     rtwtmnhws
              JEFF: He had to support you and Grandma through the Depression.     hhdtsptyandgrndmtrtdprsn
MR. BENNETT: He had to work two jobs.     hhdtwktjbs
                         He put three children through school.     hpttrcldrntrscl
              JEFF: You had to work too.     yhdtwkt
                       You had to work during the day and go to school at night.     yhdtwkdrtdandgtscltnt
                       These Bennetts were tougher than I am.     tsbntswttnim
                       I didn't have to leave the country or fight outlaws.     idnthvtlvtcntroftotls
                       I didn't have to start a business.     iddnthvtsttbsns
                       I didn't have to work two jobs.     idnthvtwktjbs
                       I didn't even have to work weekends.     iddntevnhvtwkwknds
MR. BENNETT: No. You didn't have to do any of those things.     n,yddnthvtdamftsts
                       But you're doing what you want to do.     btyrdiwtywntd
                       And you do it well. . .     andydtwl
                       I think the other Bennetts would admire you.     itnktotbntswldndy
              JEFF: This doesn't sound like you, Dad.     tsdsntsndlkydd
MR. BENNETT: I have more time to think these days, Jeff. . .     ihvmtmttnktsdsjf
                         I'm proud of you.     imprdfy
MR. BENNETT: What's that?     wtstt
              JEFF: I brought you something,     ibrtysmt
                         I hid it here last night.     ihdthlstnt
MR. BENNETT: What is it?     wtst
              JEFF: A present.     aprsnt
MR. BENNETT: You didn't have to get me a present.     yddnthvtgtmprsnt
              JEFF: I didn't have to,     iddnthvt
                         but I wanted to.     btiwntdt
                         But you have to promise me something before you open it.     btyhvtprmsmsmtbfyopnt
MR. BENNETT: What?     wt
              JEFF: You have to wait until I talk to the doctor before you use this.     yhvtwtuntltlkttdctbfyusts
MR. BENNETT: OK.     ok
              JEFF: And you have to promise me something else.     anyhvtprmsmsmtels
MR. BENNETT: What?     wt
              JEFF: You have to promise me    yhvtprmsm
                         that we can go out to the golf course together.     ttwcngotttglfcstgt
MR. BENNETT: It's a deal.     itsdl
                       Now can I open my present?    ncmopmprsnt
                       What is it?     wtst
                       A baseball bat?    absblbt
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2009-02-11压码注音体会6.9LESSON 9 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STICK YOUR NOSE INTO POLICE BUSINESS.
            按照孙老师的要求,一篇课文听清,应该是在只是听音不看文本时,磁带还没有到,就可以想出那句话的声音和文本。想想平时还是没有严格要求自己,经常是注音一遍放在网上,后面有事情要做,一天再也没有做其他功课,这篇课文就学习完成了。明天就又是新的一课。在这种状态下进行了一年多的时间,现在的进步还是明显的。简单的句子一遍就可以记住。开始入门。对于学习十几年没有效果,这样的学习方法还是很有效的。每天抽出一点时间,两年我想就可以达到很高的水平。开始时的主要工作就是:克服急躁,放稳心态。

6.9   
   
LESSON 9 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STICK YOUR NOSE INTO POLICE BUSINESS.    
TEXT    
SCENE ONE: DIANA'S LIVING ROOM    
   
  DIANA: Detective Stone,     dtctvstn
            we solved the murder.     wslvdtmd
STONE: You what?     ywt
  DIANA: We solved my uncle's murder.     wslvdmunclsmd
STONE: That's police work.     ttsplcwk
             Why did you do that?     wddydtt
  DIANA: We were trying to help.     wwtrthlp
STONE: You didn't have to stick your nose into police business.     yddnthvtstcynsintplcbsns
  DIANA: Somebody had to work on it.     smbdhdtwkont
             You weren't doing it.     ywntdiit
STONE: I was working on other cases.     iwswkonotcss
             I had to finish those first.     ihdtfnstsfst
DIANA: Detective Stone,     dtctvstn
            we found a new clue.     wfndnclu
           We think it's important.     wtnkitsimptnt
STONE: What is it?     wtist
  DIANA: We can show it to you at the museum.    wcnsttyatmsm
             Can you meet us there?     cnymtst
STONE: Now? . . . I have to go to court.     nihtgtct
              I'll meet you at the museum in an hour.     ilmtyatmsminno
  DIANA: All right.     alrt
              I'll see you then.     ilsytn
  TONY: Will he meet us?     wlhmtus
  DIANA: Uh-huh. At the museum.     uhatmsm
               He had to go to court first.    hhdtgtctfst
               He makes me mad.     hmksmmd
    TONY: Look, Diana.     lkdan
               He didn't have to talk to us tonight.     hddnthvttlktustnt
               He didn't have to agree to meet us.     hddnthvtgrtmts
               I think he's doing all he can.     itnkhsdialhcn
  DIANA: Maybe. Let's go.     mbltsg
   
SCENE TWO: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    
   
  TONY: This is a photo of the real treaty.     tssptoftrltrt
             Look at this mark.     lkttsnmk
  TONY: Now look at the mark on this.     nlktmknts
STONE: They're different.     trdfrnt
  TONY: Exactly. This is a fake.     exctltssfk
              Someone stole the real treaty.     smonstltrltrt
  DIANA: The man who stole the treaty is the same man who killed my uncle.      tmnwstlttrtstsmnwklmuncl
             And I know who it is.     andnwts
STONE: You mean, you think you know who it is.     ymnytnkymwts
  DIANA: Detective Stone,     dtctvstn
               I know who the killer is. . .     inwtklrs
             It's Victor Chapman.     itsvctcpmn
STONE: Victor Chapman?     wctcpmn
             The famous art dealer?     tfmstdl
             I can't arrest him.     icntarsthm
  TONY: Why not?     wnt
STONE: I don't have any evidence.     idnthvamevdnc
             Was Victor ever seem with the treaty?     wsvctevsmwttrt
  DIANA: No, he wasn't.     nhwsnt
STONE: Then you don't know that he stole it.     tnydntntthstlt
              And you shouldn't interfere with police work.     andysldntintfwtplcwk
DIANA: We were just looking for clues.     wwjstlkfcls
  TONY: We were hoping to help.     wwhpthlp
             I guess we were wrong.     igswwr
  DIANA: We know you weren't working on the murder last week.     wmywntwkontndlstwk
STONE: I wasn't sleeping on the job.     iwsntslpotjb
             I had to work on a robbery case.     ihdtwkarbrcs
             I had to go to court.     ihdtgtct
            And right now I have to get some sleep. . .     andrtnihvtgtsmslp
             Look, I'll start to work on your uncle's murder in the morning.     ilsttwkonyunclsmdintmn
             All right? Good night.     alrtgnt
  DIANA: Good night, Detective.     gntdtctv
  TONY: It's up to us .     itsupts
  DIANA: We'll find the killer. . .     wlfdtkl
             And I know where to look.    andnwtlk
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2009-02-11压码听清体会6.10LESSON 10  WE'LL HAVE TO SOLVE THE MURDER OURSELVES.
        几天来看孙老师的文章,收获大大。每天的学习动力增加,学习时间延长。下午很累时,就唱歌休息。发现唱歌水平也见长。语言和唱歌有共通的地方。言归正传。听清练习之前,按孙老师文章中要求,先抄写一遍的要求,把第六册第十课先打字一遍。在听后增了一个跟读。体会有五。
        一是注音时只写的都是辅音字母,现在打字出现漏元音字母的情况,练习一会儿就好多了,看来每天还是要打一篇课文练习。
        二是利用软件校对:Draft Comparator(普特听力论坛专用听写稿校对器)可以对打字的正确否进行校对,方便实用。
        三是注音是用20%的速度进行。但听清练习时应该提高速度。否则在听其他的语音时会跟不上,反应跟不上。就不能听懂。但用多少速度为合适。如果听第一遍用40%,第二遍用80%,第三遍用120%。是否可行。
        四是用软件跟读:Adobe Audition3.0(绿色版无需安装)可以很方便的录音比较。但不能变速。Transcribe! (绿色版无需安装)可以变速,但变速后声音有一点点失真,主要是声波线快速左移,让人眼睛很累。而前者是声波线不动。
         五是跟读在什么时候切入的问题。跟读一开始就进入,可能很长时间都读不准。因为还没有真正听清。再一个就是朗读什么时候切入的问题。如果每天都朗读,可能会不好听的发音,一直保持不能改掉。

看到新闻的一个很久以前的帖:
其实总结里面所说的,学外语的四步,
听、说、读、写,是应该有一定的顺序才行。
以零基础开始,学习应该是:

先听,一直听,听到能够读为止;(这里的读是跟读还是朗读?)
再读,一直读,读到能够背为止;
多背,一直背,背到能够说为止;
抄写,一直抄,抄到能够听写为止。
听、说、读、写,
大 功 告 成。


2009-02-14孙裕亭老师关于新闻上面内容的回帖:

这个不符合压码法的基本原理和练习方法。
这样英语零基础肯定无法成功,可能是新闻的一个练习体会,新闻也不是这样参加辅导学习和练习成功的。
压码零基础成功简单概括:
听到的听清,
听清的抄写出来,
抄写的读出来,
读出来的读懂、看懂、听懂,
理解的压码记住音、形、义,
就可以听说读写,英语就成功了。
对应的每一步骤都有相应的方法来实现,既有循序渐进连贯动作顺序的方法,又有跳跃的方法,是一个具有完整学习的体系。
所以压码法绝对不是传统的“听说读背写”的方法。这一点一定要理解和领会到。

谢谢孙老师。看到这篇回帖,清楚了。
6.10   
    
LESSON 10  WE'LL HAVE TO SOLVE THE MURDER OURSELVES.   

SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    
DIANA: Detective Stone will be here in a few minutes. He's fooling himself if he thinks Victor Chapman is innocent.     dtctvstnwlbhrnfnmts.hsflhmslffhtnksvctcpmnsincnt
TONY: The police are too slow. We'll have to solve the murder ourselves.     tplcatslwlhvtslvtmdoslvs
DIANA: Then we have to find more evidence.     tnwhvtfndmecdnc
TONY: Maybe Victor Chapman didn't make the fake treaty himself. Maybe somebody made it for him.     mbvctcpmnddnmktfktrthmslf.mbsmbdmdtfhm
DIANA: Philip Tate! Of course! He could do it.     hlpttofcshcldt
TONY: Does Victor Chapman know Tate?     dsvctcppmnntt
DIANA: Oh, yes. They're old friends.     o,ystroldfrnds
TONY: I think Victor Chapman and Mr. Tate are partners.     itnkvctcpmnandmstttaptns
DIANA: Partners in crime? Why didn't I think of that?     ptnsncrmwddntitnkftt
TONY: Give yourself a break, Diana. They were very careful.     gvyslfbrkdantwvrcfl
DIANA: There must be one thing they forgot to hide.     tmstbonttfgthd
DIANA: Tony, look. Maybe the fake treaty was made with these. Someone practiced Indian marks with this pen and ink.     tn,lkmbtfktrtwsmdwttssmonprctcdindnmkswttspnandink
TONY: And he used the wrong mark. But how do we prove it?     anhusdtrmkbthdwprvt
PHILIP: Oh, I didn't expect to find anyone here. I'll come back later.     o,iddntexpctfndamonhilcmbclt
TONY: Wait a minute. We want to talk to you.     wtmntwwnttlkty
PHILIP: Yes?     ys
DIANA: This treaty is a fake.     tstrtsfk
PHILIP: Well, I don't know what you're talking about.     wlidntnwtyrtlkbt
TONY: Then I'll show you.     tnilsy
TONY: This is how you made the fake treaty.     tsshymdtfktrt
DIANA: I remember. You had black ink on your hand.     irmmbyhdblcinkonyhnd
PHILIP: No! She's kidding herself. That wasn't ink, I cut myself. It was a bandage.     n,sskdhslfttwsntinkictmslfiwsbndg
TONY: There was no bandage. I know. I took these photos myself. They will prove you spilled ink on yourself. You did it, Tate.     twsnbndginitktsptsmslftwlprvyspldinknyslfyddttt
PHILIP: They can't put me in jail for having ink on my hand.     tcntptminjlfhvinkonmhnd
DIANA: But they can put you in jail for having blood on your hands!     btcnptyinjlfhvbldnyhnds
PHILIP: No!     n
TONY: Ben Morris discovered the fake treaty. And you killed him because of it!Your fingerprints will be all over the evidence.     bnmrsdscvdtfktrtandykldhmbcsftyfgprntswlbalovtevdnc
PHILIP: No. I didn't kill anyone! I only made the fake treaty.     niddntklanonionlmdtfktrt
TONY: Did you make it yourself?     ddymktyslf
PHILIP: Yes. I made it myself. I needed the money.     ys,imdtmslfindtmn
DIANA: What about the murder?     wtbttmd
PHILIP: That wasn't my idea.     ttwstmd
DIANA: So you had a partner ?     syhdptn
PHILIP: Victor Chapman. He killed your uncle.     vctcpmnhkldyuncl
DETECTIVE STONE: But you were there. You're both guilty.     btywtyrbtglt
DIANA: They killed Uncle Ben and then kept his treaty for themselves. Do you believe us now, Detective Stone?     tkldunclbnandtnkpthstrtftmslvsdyblvusn,dtctvstn
DETECTIVE STONE: Yes. I checked on Victor Chapman. He has a criminal record as long as my arm. Where's Victor?     ysiccdonvctcpmnhhscrmnlrcdslsmamwrsvct
PHILIP: He left my office five minutes ago. He was going to the post office to send the treaty to a rich collector.     hlftmofcfvmntsghwsgittpstofctsndttrttrcclct
TONY: Where's he sending it?     wrshsndt
PHILIP: South America.     stamrc
DIANA: South America! Detective Stone, you have to stop him. . . or we'll never see the Stamford Treaty again!     stamrcdtctvstnyhvtstphmowlnvststmfdtrtgn
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只看该作者 153 发表于: 2009-02-12
2009-02-12压码注音体会LESSON 11  DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF THIS PACKAGE?
        今天想到不能翻译的问题。那么在不听语音,单纯阅读文本时,就存在着一个翻译的过程。如果跟读的话就不会翻译。这让我想到是否是不要默看文本,看文本时最好是跟读。但是跟读是有声音相伴的。不是什么时候都有条件听着语音。但朗读的话,我想是水平达到一定的标准,才能朗读。否则读得怪腔怪调。
        翻译一直都没有引起高度重视。因为总想着,有一个拐杖帮助是必须的,因为不会走路嘛。今天发现能理解了文本,但要想记住,用翻译这个拐杖就不灵了。因为英文翻译成中文记住,中文翻译成英文说出,就会大大影响到英语思维,或者说没有英语的思维了。那么怎样可以隔断翻译这个工序,让大脑没有翻译的时间?那就是看文本时出声音,这里的声音不是一定让别人听到的声音,而是自己想出来的声音。就是想办法不让自己有翻译的时间。别人会有疑问,不翻译怎么会懂呢?不管懂不懂就只是看着文本跟读(或默读)着。
        是不是开始翻译是个过渡阶段,进入到一定的时期,就自然不去翻译的呢?我不清楚。虽然从第一天学习英语时就知道不要翻译,但总是没有把它当成事,去特别注意如何不翻译。就像我教别人学习五笔时,就不让翻译,但一般人做不到,所以学习进度不理想,我也没有想出好的办法来。其实我们在学习任何知识时,都存在着介入的问题。再次看文章:《实修中见功夫》。旁观者清。就像听音乐,没有歌词,听得很放松很愉悦。听英语也应该达到这样的状态。人生下来就喜欢听音乐。如果把英语配上自己喜欢的音乐来听,将会如何?
       上午看《鲁豫有约催眠秀》,格兰与戴文的催眠引导词是和调整呼吸有关联。而我们在听清练习时,是要求调整呼吸,我认为是使自己处于一种状态,完全放松,不去介入,只是听的状态。就像被催眠的状态,语音说什么,就听什么。你在公车上,突然醒来,知道自己到站了,这之前发生什么事情都不记得了。这就是一种催眠,你并没有睡觉,眼睛是睁着的。我们能否把自己放在这样的状态里,让听清的语音成为一个指导师的说话,成为一种催眠下的听清。
        调整呼吸是一项重要的训练。但如何能很快去掌握,还是要找到简捷的入门。《鲁豫有约催眠秀》中有一个测试从中选择易被催眠的人群的引导词,其中有一句话印象很深,选择一个让你可以放松的地方,我想来想去也没有找到自己可以放松的地方,我感到在什么时候,都是在想着将应该做些什么事情,从来也没有给自己找一个地方或一个片刻,让自己全身心的放松一下。睡觉做梦也是在做什么工作。这可能是我的英语学习不能达到很好效果的原因吧。太过于紧张了。

6.11   

LESSON 11  DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF THIS PACKAGE?   

SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    

NARRATOR: Last time on "Murder at Midnight". . .     lsttmon mdtmdnt
STEON: Where's Victor?     wsvct
PHILIP: He left my office five minutes ago.     hlftmofcfvmntsg
              He was going to the post office to send the treaty to a rich collector.     hwsgittpstofctsndttrttrcclt
  TONY: Where's he sending it?     wshsndt
PHILIP: South America.     stamrc
DIANA: South America!     stamrc
              Detective Stone,    dtctvstn
              you have to stop him. . .     yhvtstphm
              or we'll never see the Stamford Treaty again!     owlnvststmfdtrtgn


SCENE TWO: THE POST OFFICE    

VICTOR: I want to send this airmail.     iwnttsndtsaml
CLERK: Well, put it down.     wlpttdn
               I have to weigh it first.     ihvtwtfst
VICTOR: How much?     hmc
CLERK: To Brazil? I have to look it up. . .     tbrxlihvtlktp
              Fourteen dollars.     futndls
VICTOR: And I need to insure it.     andindtinsrt
              Can you add that on?     cnyadtton
CLERK: Now hold your horses.     hhldyhss
              First, you have to fill out this customs form.     fstyhvtflottscstmsfm
              Look it over,     lkitov
              fill it in,     fltn
              and sign it on the bottom.     ansntontbtm
VICTOR: What about the insurance?     wtbttinsrnc
CLERK: Turn it over.     tntov
              There are instructions on the other side. . .     tainstrctsontotsd
              Do you know the value of this package?     dyntvluftspcg
VICTOR: Believe me,     blvm
               I know the value of this package.     imtvlftspcg
CLERK: Write it down.     rttdn
VICTOR: OK, I'm done.     ok,imdn
  I can hand it over to you now.     icnhcdtovtyn
DIANA: There he is!     trhs

STONE: I'm  Stone of the Stamford Police.     imdtctvstnftstmfdplc
             We have some questions for you.     whvsmqstsfy
VICTOR: Of course, Detective.     ofcsdtctv
              I have nothing to hide.     ihvntithd
  DIANA: Where's the treaty?     wrsttrt
   TONY: Did you mail it?     ddymlt
VICTOR: I have no idea what you're talking about.     ihvnidwtyrtlkbt
CLERK: Hey, Mister, you can't send this!     hmstycntsndts
              You didn't sign the customs form!     hyddntsgntcstmsfm
  DIANA: Let's see if the treaty is inside.     ltssifttrtisinsd
   TONY: Be careful. . .     bcfl
              Tear it open at the end.     trtopnttend
              Then you can pull it out.     tnycnplitot
   TONY: Now pull these apart.     npltspt
  DIANA: The Stamford Treaty!     tstmfdtrt
STONE: You're under arrest!     yrundarst
VICTOR: I had no idea what was in there.     ihdnidwtwsnt
              Tate asked me to mail it.     ttaskdmtmlt
   TONY: It's no use, Chapman.     itnuscpmn
              Tate confessed.     ttcnfsd
VICTOR: If I get my hands on Tate,     ifigtmhndsontt
               I'll kill him too!     ilklhmt
STONE: You killed Ben Morris.     ykldbnmrs
              And you're going to jail for it.     anyrgitjlft
   TONY: Detective Stone,     dtctvstn
              we owe you an apology.     woyanaplg
              We didn't believe you were working on the case.     wddntblvywwkotcs
              We know better now.     wnbtn
STONE: I learned something too.     ilndsmtit
              People like you can give me a lot of help. Thanks.     ppllkycgvmltfhlptnks
DIANA: Yes. I'm proud of you, Tony.     ysimprdfytn
  TONY: Thanks, Diana.     tnksdan
             We make a good team, don't we?     wmkgdtmdntw
DIANA: Yes.     ys
  TONY: What'll happen to the museum now?     wlhpnttnsmn
DIANA: I'm going to run the museum myself.     imgitrntmsmmslf
             Do you think I can do it?     dytnkcndt
  TONY: I think you can do just about anything.     itnkycndjstbtanti
             Come on. Let's celebrate.    cmonltsclbrt
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研读《西岭筇杖文章》及体会
实修中见功夫

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      只是注意而不干涉,这种心态是禅修的关键。这里有两大部分,第一部分是“只是注意”,修行者要有敏锐觉察事物的能力,对内在的感受或心念需要有觉察力;第二个部分是对觉察到的事物不干涉,完全经平等心视之。以禅修的术语来说,第一部分是正念,第二部分是平等心。

      觉察事物的能力训练,可以通过观呼吸加以提升。这是最简便的方法,当你注意一呼一吸,进进出出的气息可以提起你的注意,你可以从留意它们来训练自己的正念。同时,注意日常的动作也是一个训练的途径,当抬手时注意抬手,当行走时注意行走。日常生活中,身体的动作是不间断的,只要你留意,这会提升你的注意力,使你的觉察能力得到煅练。

      只是观察而不介入,这种心境需要训练才能获得。这就是说,修行者要投入时间进行训练;只是理解,这部分的内容并不多,但要真正地理解这一部分,修行者必须注重实际,进行练习,这是掌握这部分能力的不二法门,练习是修习的基础,只有亲自练习,掌握才有可能,所以我们说,练习是进入修行的门径。

      我们以“只是倾听”为例,不论心念或感受如何变幻,你能否随它变幻而不干涉,如果你尝试一下,你会发现很难做到。你必须要介入,你似乎在没有思想的一瞬间,你已经介入其中了。你会发现,没有扎实的训练,即使禅修的第一步都很难迈出。

      人们已经养成了介入的习惯,这是与生俱来的,人们似乎没有能力只是站在外面观察。对感受的执着,对好的贪爱,对不舒适的排斥,人们全心全意地在做这些工作。这里需要练习,只是看,而不介入。关于这部分,可以采用单项练习——在这一点上训练数月是很有必要的。

      心念是无休无止的,身体上的感受也是此起彼伏,你只对它看而不要介入。佛陀在《大念住经》中说:他观察生起的感受,他观察灭去的感受,他观察不断生起、灭去的感受。在实际禅修中要落实佛陀的这个教导,修行者必须要有觉察力和平等心,这二个条件具备了,他才能观察到生起的感受,灭去的感受,以及生起的念头和灭去的念头。

      未经训练的人观察不到生起灭去的念头和感受,其原因是,他受到喜爱和排斥的影响太重。当感受或念头生起,他无法注意到生起,他只是对这一事物表示喜爱或反感,这导致观察不能进行。

      所以禅修的基本能力是这二条:觉察和平等心。能力是训练出来的,没有训练是无法具有的,虽然人们通过阅读知道要观察生起与消失的感受和念头,但现实中他可能无法注意到这些,这是训练不够。

      当感受一生起,你要即刻警觉,知道感受生起了。如果你以感受为观察的对象,你要紧盯感受,不能让它从你的觉察中滑过去而你并不知道。精进的修行人,如果有感受他没有觉察到,他视这为他的辱,他就是以这种精神来训练自己的觉察力。

      觉知感受或念头,只是知道它们而不陷入。它们在运作,而你只是知道,心在构想工作,在构想一些生活中的杂事,而你觉知到这些,你看着它,就象你看着小孩子在玩耍一样,你让它玩耍,你知道它在玩耍。如果你陷入,这就不是禅修了。修行成熟的人,带着这觉知的心,他可以做任何事,工作、思考、运动,只要在戒律和道德的范围内的事,他都可以去做,但他有一颗留意它们的心,他知道这是念头,这是感受,而他能够观察而不介入。

      如果禅修者在这基础上修习,如此反复地进行观察练习,他的觉察能力就很敏捷,心非常清晰,同时,他也能对所观察到的事物保持平等心。其实,当你能观察到外在的一切事情只是内在的一个认识,到了那个时候,平等心就更加容易保持,那是毫不费力的。

      练习第一部分的觉察力,修行者必须要勤奋。这部分的内容很单纯,只是觉察一切就可以了,觉察的对象可以是任何事物,例如呼吸、动作、心态、感受等,这部分没有太多要讲的道理,唯一需要的是练习者的勤劳素质,他能不怕苦,不怕烦,能够精进地保持练习。

      第二部分的平等心,这部分的练习要在觉察力的基础上进行。当你觉察到感受,例如是舒适的感受,你只要知道它是舒适就可以了,保持你的觉察,不要让心扑过去,贪恋它;如果觉察力强的话,贪恋的习气会少一些。例如疼痛的感觉,觉察到只是疼痛,不要排斥它,如果排斥,会加重疼痛;如果你的平等心保持的好,你会感觉到疼痛与以往不同,它其实并不是一种痛苦。

      平等心就是全盘接受,对自己感知的,统统加以接受,不反感,也不贪恋,让它们都保持在觉知的基础上,这需要在实际当中加以练习——它是一种能力。当感受出现时,直面这些感受,不排斥,不执着,只是保持纯粹的感知。感知它的真面目,体味它,品尝它。这要培育出敏锐的感知力,然后你才可以切近它们,你越是对其有切近感,你越有了解它们的可能。你越是有平等心,你对它们的觉察就越接近本来的真相。

      对于禅修者来说,灭除痛苦是最重要的,人们把它视为最重要的目标。要实现这目标,你必须要不懈地努力,全身心地投入。只要拥有这种动力,止息内在痛苦的目标在今生完全可以达到。只要努力,一切皆有可能。实修必须要有这种内在的动力,你要亲自进行观察,亲自接触身心实相,亲自探索真理——这就是实修——修行的功夫完全要体现在这里。

如是  2009-2-3

2009-02-12:昨天晚上,为一件事情生气。马上警觉,放下,只是几钞种,转出,平静。今天依然。以前总为这事那事生气着急上火。现在看来一场空。
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2009-02-12压码注音体会6.12LESSON 12  HERE'S TO WEFL!
        我把《般若波罗密多心经》和课文同时播放。以往太想知道每一句话是在说什么。越想知道越搞得心焦,最简单的句子,昨天会的,今天又不会了。“照见五蕴皆空,渡一切苦厄"。"心无挂碍,心无恐怖,远离颠倒梦想,究竟涅槃"。什么都不想,自己是一个局外人,在看着他们在说话。

般若波罗密多心经
http://www.songtaste.com/song/102931/
  观自在菩萨,行深般若波罗蜜多时,照见五蕴皆空,渡一切苦厄。舍利子,色不异空,空不异色,色即是空,空即是色,受想行识,亦复如是,舍利子,是诸法空相,不生不灭,不垢不净,不增不减,是故空中无色,无受想行识,无眼耳鼻舌身意,无色声香味触法,无眼界,乃至无意识界,无无明,亦无无明尽,乃至无老死,亦无老死尽,无苦集灭道,无智亦无得,以无所得故,菩提萨陀,依般若波罗蜜多故,心无挂碍,无挂碍故,无有恐怖,远离颠倒梦想,究竟涅磐。三世诸佛,依般若波罗蜜多故,得阿褥多罗三藐三菩提。故知般若波罗蜜多,是大神咒,是大明咒,是无上咒,是无等等咒,能除一切苦,真实不虚,故说般若波罗蜜多咒,即说咒曰:
  揭缔,揭缔,波罗揭缔,波罗僧揭缔,菩提萨婆呵。
6.12   

LESSON 12  HERE'S TO WEFL!   

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO    

STEVEN: Leave it on.     lvtn
               I want to see the credits.     iwntstcrdts
    MIKE: No. I want to talk.     niwnttlk
               We've seen enough credits.     wvsnnfcrdts
      RITA: Why don't we turn on the picture and turn off the sound?     wdntwtnontpctantnftsnd
                You can watch the credits,     ycnwtctcrdts
               and we can talk.     andwcntlk
               How does this work?     hdstswk
    MIKE: Turn it to the left.     tnttlft
      RITA: It went off.     iwntf
    MIKE: Oh. Pull it out first.     o,pltotfst
               That turns on the picture.     ttnsntpct
               Then turn it to the left.     tntnttlft
               That turns down the sound.     ttndntsnd
  LINDA: Why didn't Mary Beth come?     wddntmrbtcm
    MIKE: I offered to pick her up in my car,     iofdtpckhrpinmc
               but she didn't want to watch the show here.     btsddntwntwttsh
STEVEN: I understand how she feels.    iundstndhsfls
               It's embarrassing to watch yourself with a crowd.     itembrsitwtyslfwtcrd
      RITA: Oh, speak for yourself.     o,spkfyslf
                I don't think she was embarrassed to see herself.     idntnkswsembrsdtshslf
               I think she wanted to watch it with her husband and children.     itnkswntdtwtctwthhsbndancldrn
  LINDA: Excuse me.     excusm
               I have to step out for a minute.     ihvtstpotfmnt
    JEFF: I can't believe that was the last show of the season.     icntblvttwstlstsoftssn
    MIKE: Steven, congratulations to you.     stvncngrtulatnsty
STEVEN: Thanks, Mike,     tnksmk
               but I didn't do it myself.     btiddnt6dtmslf
               We should all pat ourselves on the back for a great job.     wsldaptoslvsontbcfgrtjb
    RITA: Yeah. I looked at myself in the mirror this morning and I said,     y,ilkdtmslfintmrrtsmnandsd
             "Rita, you deserve to pat yourself on the back. "    rt,ydsvtptyslfontbc
               And do you know what I said to myself?     andynwtsdtmslf
    JEFF: What?     wt
    RITA: Forget the pat on the back.    fgtptontbc
             Treat yourself.     trtyslf
             Go shopping.     gsp
STEVEN: You're going shopping now?     yrgispn
      RITA: Why? Do you have a better idea?     wdyhbtid
STEVEN: Yes. Let's all go out and celebrate.     ysltslgotandclbrt
    JEFF: Oh, no! I made other plans.     o,n,imdotplns
      RITA: With Amy?     wtam
    JEFF: Yes.     ys
    MIKE: Why don't you bring her along?     wdntybrhal
    JEFF: Well, we wanted to go out by ourselves.     wlwwntdtgotboslvs
STEVEN: Come on.    cmn
               Join us for a little while.     jnusfltwl
    JEFF: OK. We will. . .     ok,wwl
               Hey, where's Linda?     h,wslnd
STEVEN: Why isn't she here?     wisntsh
    RITA: She probably got lost.     sprbblgtlst
    MIKE: Rita, be nice.     rtbnc
  LINDA: Hi, everybody.    hverbd
             I just got some great news.     ijstgtsmgrtns
             We're going to do twenty-six shows next year!     wrgitdtntsxssnsty
    MIKE: That's fantastic!     ttsfntstc
STEVEN: It's wonderful!     itwndfl
               I can't believe it!     icntblvt
    JEFF: We really have to celebrate. . .     wrlhvtclbrt
               And I guess I've really found my home.     andgsivrlfndmhm
               Here's to WEFL!    hrstwefl

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2009-02-14
        昨天一早和朋友出门,很晚才回来,玩了一天。作业只是复习了第十二课。这几天感觉有一个进步,就是专心致志去听清练习。中间分神不去管它了。过去很多时候会被“拖走”。不介入,平等心,很受教育。原来是一来杂念,就说自己多不用功,为什么又让思想开小差,其实出现状况,正说明自己专注在某件事上。只要不介入和平等心,问题就会迎刃而解。这是我感觉近日最大的收获。过去遇分神时,只是负面的报怨自己无能。现在看好应对。
        默读课八课到二点。今天早晨起来,看到孙老师关于摘新闻很老旧帖的回复。看来一步一动,并不是第一阶段只做听清,下一个阶段只做抄写,再一个阶段只做跟读。有一种学习英语的做法是分五个阶段,一个阶段只做一件事情。可能深受其影响。下面是孙老师的话,我理解是学习时是一次只学一个方法,但应用时每天各种方法都得操练一遍。三部曲,都要做,一步不能省。这三步是:
        不能说我听清了,但不能听写,这说明没有听清。形的掌握,压码听清练习。
        不能说我听清了,但不能跟读,这说明没有听清。音的掌握,压码抄写练习。
        不能说我听清了,但不能理解,这说明没有听清。义的掌握,压码听懂练习。

        各项基础训练准备时间问题。我体会如下:
        刚开始时就打字抄写,因为 打字水平不够,就干扰了听清。根本压不住码,只是在想这个字母在什么地方,用哪个指头操作等和指法有关的问题。虽然用20%的速度跟打,语音走了老远,字还没有写出几个来。要想跟上,错误惊人。要有一个阶段,来练习打字过关,才能把注意力放在听清抄写上。这个我用了二个月左右的时间。如果用手抄写可能适应的快一点。但我想电脑打字,是一个必做的功课,早晚都需要做。必须花费一些时间来完成。这不是压码学习的时间,而主要是打字练习的阶段。
        刚开始时就听清跟读,因为发音的模仿,有一个负影响存在,这就干扰了听清。因为过去有英语学习的经历。所以在发音上的毛病太多,跟读很容易就回到错误的发音上。所以磨耳朵,让它知道真实的音是什么,着实很费周折。当时是今天这样试,明天那样试,我想孙老师可能想,这个学生如此不专注,今天喜欢这个方法,明天喜欢那个方法。究竟想学什么。其实就有一个想法,把语音拉上正轨。这比起打字,可是项费九牛二虎之力的重头戏训练。因为只关注读音,开始时觉得每个句子的发音,都是前所未有的发音。相同的句子每一遍也是不相 同。不知如何下嘴,课文的文本上满篇的汉字标注,注意力全部用在看字读音上。所以听清的练习,是停顿、停顿、停顿,根本不能压码听清一气呵成。汉字成了“风景”,总是得停下来“端详"。只有练习过关了,才能把注意力放在听清跟读上。这个我花费了半年多的时间。
        刚开始时就听清听懂, 根本读不懂,根本听不懂,根本看不懂。怎样做就是不懂。一个单词不认识,这句话就不懂了。一句话单词没有一个不认识的,还是不懂。让人上火。学英语为什么,不就是要会用,什么不懂还学什么。孙老师说,有一天会突然全部懂了,”压码听懂“的概念,是可以理解并能把课文呼呼地说个不停。哪一天啊?真是急死个人。一学习英语,就跟自己生气较劲,脑子不是说想英语,而是念叨报怨:自己为什么那么笨?自己为什么那么笨?自己为什么那么笨?语音一点没听到。这篇课文我该突然全部懂了?没有!下篇课文我该突然全部懂了?没有!一年都过去了,还是一篇也不懂。真不知如何是好。这几天突然开悟,问题在这里啊,课文也就能够看懂了。可能快达到呼呼的冒,我的美好期望。由此观想:
        对于英语基础好的你,跟着孙老师很快修行成功。
        对于英语零基础的他,跟着孙老师立马上路操练。
        对于英语负基础的我,摆正心态,先纠正自己的毛病,补好课。花费上一年半载时间。
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只看该作者 157 发表于: 2009-02-14
2009-02-14压码注音体会7.1LESSON 1 IT SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT STORY.
2009-02-14孙裕亭老师说:
这个不符合压码法的基本原理和练习方法。这样英语零基础肯定无法成功。
可能是新闻的一个练习体会,新闻也不是这样参加辅导学习和练习成功的。
压码零基础成功简单概括:
听到的听清,
听清的抄写出来,
抄写的读出来,
读出来的读懂、看懂、听懂,
理解的压码记住音、形、义,
就可以听说读写,英语就成功了。
对应的每一步骤都有相应的方法来实现。
既有循序渐进连贯动作顺序的方法,又有跳跃的方法,是一个具有完整学习的体系。
所以压码法绝对不是传统的“听说读背写”的方法。
这一点一定要理解和领会到。

7.1    
    
LESSON 1 IT SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT STORY.    
    
     Jake: In business news,     inbsnsns
              stock prices are up.     stck prcsarp
              International Computer Key Company is up two dollars,     intnatnl cmptkcmpnsptdls
              but no one knows why.     btnonnsw
              WEFL is investigating International Computer.    wefl isnvstgtint intntnlcmpt
              We will report on the company in tomorrow's "Business Update".    wwlreptntcmpnyntmrsbsnsupdt
              Thanks for being with us for WEFL's morning "Business Update".     tnksfbiwtusfweflsnnbsnsupdt
              I'm Jake Seltzer.     imjksltz
             Goodbye for now.     gdbfn
Steven: Good job, Jake.     gdjbjk
             Here are some of your stories for tomorrow.     hrsmfystrsftmr
   Jake: Now wait, Steven.    nwtstvn
            I need a minute of your time.     indmntfytm
Steven: Jake, I'm off to the doctor right now.     imfttdctrtn
            Can it wait?     cntwt
   Jake: I know you're busy and hate to bother you, Steven,     inyrbsanhtbtystvn
            but this is important.     bttssimptnt
Steven: It's not as important as my doctor's appointment. . .     itntsimptntsmdcts
            OK. One minute.     ok,onmnt
    Jake: Why is Abbott Larkin in Stamford now ?     wisabtlakninstmfdn
Steven: The president of International Computer?     tprsdntfintntnl
            What's he doing here?     wtshdih
    Jake: He's staying at the Stamford Hotel.     hstyttstmfdhtl
Steven: So what?     swt
             What's so important?     wtsomptnt
    Jake: He's meeting with James Brady right now.     hsmtwtjmsbrdrtn
Steven: What?     wt
   Jake: Larkin's talking to James Brady,     lknstkjtjnsbrd
            the president of NIT.    torsdntfnut
Steven: I don't understand.     idntundstn
            What does that mean?     wtdsttmn
    Jake: James Brady and Abbott Larkin are meeting in secret.     jmsbrdandbtlknamtnscrt
            They're making a deal,     trmkdl
            and I think it's an important story.     anditnkitsamomptntstr
            I want an interview with Larkin.     iwntantvwtlkn
Steven: Why?     w
    Jake: Larkin's company is losing money now.    lknscmpnyslsmnn
             Larkin needs more customers.     lknndsmcstms
             I think he's selling his company to James Brady.    itnkhsslhscmpntjmsbrd
            That's why he's here now.     ttswhshn
Steven: NIT is buying Larkin's company?     nitisbylknscmpn
             I like that story.    ilkttstr
    Jake: Do you realize it's one of the biggest mergers in history?     dyrlzitsonftbgstmgsnhstr
Steven: I love it!     ilvt
    Jake: What's Mike doing now?     wtsmkdin
Steven: He's busy.     hsbs
             He's lighting the new set now.     hslttnstn
             He needs more time to finish.     hnsdmtmtfns
    Jake: This is more important, Steven.     tssmimptntstvn
Steven: OK. I want you to go to the hotel right now.     ok,iwntytgtthtlrt
             Find Larkin.     fndlkn
             I'll send Mike with a camera.     Ilsndmkwtcmr
            Mike, I need you.     mk,indy
    Mike: What's up?     wtsp
Steven: Jake's going to the Stamford Hotel.     jsgittstmfdhtl
             I want you to follow him with a camera. Hurry.     iwntytflhmwtcmrhr
    Mike: I hate to leave now, Steven.    ihtlvnstvn
             I'm lighting the new set.     imlttnst
Steven: I realize that, Mike.     irlzttmk
            Believe me.     blvm
            It's important.     itsimptnt
   Mike: I'm on my way.     imnmw
    
Steven: Oh, no. I have to run.     o,n.ihvtrn
Steven: Maria, I have to run.     mr,ihvtrn
  Maria: You look busy.     ylkbs
Steven: I am. Can you help Jake?     imcnyhlpjk
            He's at the Stamford Hotel.    hsttstmfdhtl
            He's looking for Abbott Larkin,     hslkfabtlkn
            President of International Computer.     prsdntfintntnlcmpt
Maria: Abbott Larkin?     abtlkn
            In Stamford?     imstmf
           That seems odd.     ttsmsod
Steven: It does seem odd.     itdsmod
            He's talking about a merger with NIT.    hstlkbtmgwtnit
  Maria: It sounds like a good story.     itsndslkgdstr
Steven: It sounds like a great story.     itsndslkgrtstr
            And I'm late for a doctor's appointment.     animltfdctspintmnt
            Anne and I have to see the doctor about the baby.     annandhvtstdctbttbb
  Maria: That's right, Anne's pregnant.     ttrt,annsprgnnt
             How does she feel?     hdssfl
Steven: Not good.     ntgd
             She feels sick.     sflsc
             You know.     yn
  Maria: How do you feel?     hdyfl
Steven: I'm afraid.    imfrd
            Babies scare me.     bbsscm
            Does that seem silly?     dsttsmsl
  Maria: No, it doesn't seem silly, Steven.    nitdsntsmslstvn
             I think it's normal.     itnkitsnml
            Take care of Anne. I'll help Jake.     tkcfanilhlpjk
Steven: Thanks.    tnks
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理解的正确:
实际上我们辅导学员从压码直通车的起因,就是解决你的这些问题的,辅导压码听清,听清很容易做到只要听到的可以回想出来磁带的语音并压码一个句子就过关了,但是辅导学员并不满足于这个基本要求,而是变速、调整呼吸、深度听清的五个方法到听懂的合成,我可以辅导学员保证压码一个句子,深度听清只要一遍3分钟就学会一个方法,那时候辅导学员可以说达到了同频共振,就是一个学员比一个学员厉害。
看看过去的辅导学员效果日记你会看到遇到基础低、领悟性差的就将一个方法进行分解,分解成一个系列方法,特别典型的是枫叶的压码抄写辅导的分解几乎分解到了一个极限,没有一个学员一天学不会一个方法的,对于基础高的,我们辅导就一直往下冲击,你听清了我要检验,我要你跟读、我注音,学员自己跟读的自己记不住了,但是我注音了你的读音,一个课文3分钟以后,学员每个句子是怎样读的,磁带每个句子是怎样读的我忘不了,我可以逐个句子讲解到精细程度,精细到什么程度,大概一个句子错20处的毛病纠正过来,听清达到我这样程度的英语老师我想不会有第二人可以做到。
别看辅导学员是一次学会一个方法,下次辅导新课新方法,我仍然将压码听清、压码抄写、压码模仿、压码跟读、压码朗读,对上次学员学会的方法进行检验,发现学员问题,当即纠正,再通过新的方法进行检验和纠正进行巩固、提高,各个方法就是,1,12,123,1234,12345这样的顺序进行,课后我并不需要学员学习新课,就是一篇课文几个方法都是它,学员每次都进步巨大,总能检验出学员大量问题纠正到没有问题,下次辅导又能检查出来大量的问题纠正,得到巨大的提高,经过6天辅导前面6个方法就合成了一个方法的六个层面精细的语音、音质,第七天开始就可以压码朗读拓展训练连续说5个小时英语口语了,有的学员就在这个时候就突然成功了,还没有学完全部课程。后面的4次辅导就是在成功的基础上的不同侧面的提高,一次说口语,一次读懂字典,一次看懂电影,一次看懂电视,一次听懂磁带,一次看懂报纸实际上运用的是一个方法的不同表现形式而已。压码法到这里才是真正地一个完整的学习体系。
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只看该作者 159 发表于: 2009-02-15
研读《孙裕亭老师文章》及体会
孙裕亭老师说:
        我仍然将压码听清、压码抄写、压码模仿、压码跟读、压码朗读,对上次学员学会的方法进行检验,发现学员问题,当即纠正,再通过新的方法进行检验和纠正进行巩固、提高,各个方法就是,1,12,123,1234,12345这样的顺序进行,课后我并不需要学员学习新课,就是一篇课文几个方法都是它,学员每次都进步巨大,总能检验出学员大量问题纠正到没有问题,下次辅导又能检查出来大量的问题纠正,得到巨大的提高,经过6天辅导前面6个方法就合成了一个方法的六个层面精细的语音、音质。第七天开始就可以压码朗读拓展训练连续说5个小时英语口语了,有的学员就在这个时候就突然成功了,还没有学完全部课程。

2009-02-15体会:
       每次都用相同的一篇课文,我现在是每天一篇新课文,都没有吃透。
       不是不会方法,而是不知道如何结合的问题。看到这篇文章就清楚了。
       对一篇相同的课文,五个方法依顺序练习一遍。不漏掉每一个环节。
       基础好的学员,六天就可以开口讲话,并且说纯正的英语。

        “各个方法就是,1,12,123,1234,12345这样的顺序进行,课后我并不需要学员学习新课,就是一篇课文几个方法都是它”。
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