#字词#

1.show up--to arrive somewhere in order to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly (迟些时候或出其不意地)到达，露面

原文：While I was waiting for Rowley to show up,

仿写：He was rude and unhelpful and always showed up late to work.

2.pathetic--招人怜悯的，可怜的

原文：It was actually kind of pathetic.

仿写：The refugees were a pathetic sight-starving, frightened and cold.

3.tear sth up--to tear something into a lot of small pieces 撕碎

原文：Dad was already mad at me for tearing up the sod, so I knew I was in for it.

仿写：He tore the letter up and threw it away.

4.tick sb off--to speak severely to and criticize someone who has done something wrong责备，责骂某人

原文：And what kind of ticks me off is that Chris smokes at least a pack of cigarettes a day.

仿写：It really ticks me off when she doesn't keep her promises.

5.partner up--to act as someone's partner in a sport, game, dance, or activity

原文：I don't really want to be partnered up with a kid who doesn't draw noses, anyway.

仿写：They partner up and throw weighted medicine ball at each other.

#句段#

1.I told Rowley maybe we should come up with some new idea, but he just wanted to keep writing "Zoo-Wee Mamas."

*想出，提出（主意或计划）

仿写：She's come up with some amazing scheme to double her income.

2.I really couldn't help doing what I did next.

*禁不住，不得不…

仿写：I cannot help doing so under these circumstances.

#日记#

        This morning I got up earlier than usual and went to the market to buy some vegetables. The market was very crowed and busy with nearly all kinds of goods on display. Some sellers were shouting at the top of their voice to attract the attention of the people. Housewives were picking out vegetables and bargaining with the sellers. After a while, I picked two fish, some fresh vegetables and fruit at different stalls. After paying the money, I went home.