WORDS
the first one 第一個(gè)，第一位
Rowley was the first one down the hill, and I was the thrower.
例句：I love all her books, but this was the first one I read and I have to say, it is by far my favorite.
I have to say 不得不說(shuō)；it is by far my favorite 迄今為止我最喜歡的慎陵。
造句：She is the first one my real friend in that school.
switch 交換瘦穆，轉(zhuǎn)換棚点，開(kāi)關(guān)冲甘。switch places 交換位置
Rowley kept asking to switch places and have me be the one who rides the Big Wheel,...and it didn't have any brakes.
【區(qū)分】switch在表示開(kāi)和關(guān)的時(shí)候可以和turn互換。turn 更適合用在那種可以調(diào)節(jié)大小的開(kāi)關(guān)叁鉴，例如音量土涝，那種可以擰的。switch多用于電器開(kāi)或關(guān)的這兩種狀態(tài)下幌墓。switch on, switch off但壮。
brake剎車，制動(dòng)
例句：So, are we going to switch places now? = Do you want to have a turn now?
造句：You and that boy should switch places.
crank out 表示粗制濫造常侣，大機(jī)器批量制作
I thought I could just crank out my thank-you cards in a half hour,...my mind went blank.
blank 空白的蜡饵，茫然的，空虛的 with nothing written
例句：The writer must have cranked it out in his lunch-hour.
造句：I have to crank out my homework and go out play basketball.
cheer sb. up使某人開(kāi)心胳施；crack sb. up 吹捧某人验残，文中指給Rowley帶來(lái)樂(lè)子
I tried to cheer him up, but all the jokes that usually crack him up weren't working.
例句：She told stories that cracked me up and I swore to write them down so you could enjoy them too.
造句：We all just cracked up laughing.
claim to fame 成名的原因 the thing that makes a person or place famous or interesting
Ricky's big claim to fame is that he'll pick the gum off the bottom of a desk and chew it if you pay him fifty cents.
例句：His only claim to fame is that he once met Stalin .
造句：His main claim to fame was that he studies at Harvard Business School, but he did not graduate.
SENTENCES
I finally knocked Rowley off the Big Wheel today, but it didn't happen the way I expected.
句式：it didn't happen the way I expected 跟我預(yù)想的不一樣。
仿寫：Finally he just told me not make it again,well, it didn't happen the way I expected.
What really ticked me off that is that Rowley is right-handed, and it's his LEFT hand that's broken.
句式：What really ticked me off that 真正使我生氣的是...
這段很有意思巾乳，Rowley 傷的是左手，明明是右撇子（可以右手吃飯）鸟召，卻欣然接受女同學(xué)們的喂食胆绊。由此可見(jiàn)果然老外大多都是左手吃飯左手寫字的啊
仿寫：What really ticked me off that he not only lied to me, but also took all of my money.
JOURNAL
Today's reading let me thought some of my childhood things, that memory cracked me up and I want to tell you some jokes like that.
When I was a little girl, as this book's protagonist age. Everytime I made other children cry, I‘m so much scared. Usually Mom were chew me out and said, if I make big troble, she had to bring eggs to apologize to child's parents.This is lose her face.? But my Dad’s reaction is totally different. He told me, when I make big troble, It's just bring some eggs to apologize to that child's parents, but! you can't be hurt, It means someone hit me, I must to hit them double.
Well, I never knew what to do in fact, and now I also don't know how to tell my child to face this situation. I just knew it clearly, my Mom and Dad love me so much, always.
TIPS
encyclopeadia [?n?sa?kl??pidi?] n. 百科全書
...but it totally backfired. （backfire適得其反的惡果）
...Rowley's injury thing is a pretty good racket.（injury thing受傷的事；racket騙局）
assigned [?'sa?nd] 指定的欧募；指派
