另類"Pudding"!

左邊是apple pudding
右邊是potato pudding

(上圖點一下放大)
那個apple pudding是甜的,樣子(和口感)很像apple pancake(IHOP或是類似的早餐店有賣,說是apple pancake,樣子卻又像是pie)。那個potato pudding吃起來有些像我們的蘿蔔糕,只是吃起來口感和樣子沒那麼細密就是了。

這是我室友到別人家作客後帶回來的,我問他這是哪一國/族群的食物,他說這是"European"。他接著說那個apple pudding是他朋友不知從哪拿到的recepie,所以市面上應該沒有。potato pudding在某些地方買的到,但是一般的超市恐怕沒賣就是了。

non-errors; their income/incomes?; (to?) which ... objected

non-errors page:
http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/nonerrors.html


"The richest pay more in tax with their income/incomes"?
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.usage.english/browse_thread/thread/591f3bf97c541abe#

 (to?) which everyone objected
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.usage.english/browse_thread/thread/706bbc0369a4cc83#

英國各地口音; Harry Potter/Hermione; The forming of modern BrE

英國各地口音聲音檔:
British Library:
Sounds familiar?

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Harry Potter movie thought
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.usage.english/browse_thread/thread/82564699a8f77b65#
(Hermione的多種發音)

4
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
[quote]
Hermione was now teaching Krum to say her name properly; he kept calling her “Hermy-own.”
“Her-my-oh-nee,” she said slowly and clearly.
“Herm-own-ninny.”
“Close enough,” she said, catching Harry’s eye and grinning.
[end quote]


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The forming of modern BrE
Big Brother BrE(D.P.)
by P.D.(BrE)

[轉貼]關於Reading的一些建議

在PTT上讀到的一篇,我覺得不錯所以轉貼到ECT的討論區:
關於Reading的一些建議(http://www.english.com.tw/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&topic_id=5925&forum=14)

(轉貼自PTT)(Note: 原貼文不在了)

作者: muzfan (muzfan) 看板: Eng-Class
標題: [分享]關於Reading的一些建議
時間: Sat Aug 11 16:52:18 2007

以下是我的英文老師寫給我的一些關於Reading的建議,分享給大家:

Reading: In general my advice is to read longer pieces of writing - not just newspaper articles. Short stories or novels are best. There are a number of reasons for this:

* Articles are only one type of English writing and you need to learn all types.

* The best English is always found in novels.

* Reading short pieces seems easier but it really means you must start again each time - by reading a longer piece of writing you get to know the writing style so that by the time you are part-way through you know all the characters, themes and main vocabulary and can read much easier.

Having said all this, the golden rules for reading are:

1. Only read what you enjoy reading - if you are bored you will learn nothing. More effort does not necessarily mean more result when it comes to reading.

2. Read at your level - this means you should understand most words and be able to guess the few words you do not know from context. If you need to use a dictionary more than occasionally then the level is too hard. Read something else!

3. Read lots and lots. For reading to really help, you should be doing a lot everyday - in this case quantity is more important than quality. But start easy - with what you can do and gradually read more. Don't start with fancy promises and then give up because it is too hard.

If you follow these rules your reading will be productive.


以上希望大家參考看看囉