My Terrible Day
Today is a terrible day,for not only it was rainy all day, but also I had to deal with my CET6, which is an important eaxm as an essental reference for future jobs. Generally, I hate to get up before noon. But today, I had to compel myself to get up , prepare for the exam and drog my body the the specific test sites. Oh, I forget to mention that during the week before my exam, I always put off my preparation to the other day, so in other words ,I put myself onto battlefields with no weapons. So you can see how teerible I feel when I get my test paper. I had to spend more than two hours reading those unfamiliar words, analyze those long and complex sentences, make choices between those confusing options, and hesitate to move to the next question or go back to confirm my farmer answers.
Eventually, I survive from the exam. I even can't remember how I get through that hell time. On my way back to dormitory, one of my friends said that no wonder people from English-speaking countries can make sure they can pass theCET6 easily. Haha, how interesting it is.
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My Terrible Day
Today has been a terrible day, for not only was it rainy all day, but I also had to deal with my CET6, which is an important exam as an essential reference for future jobs. Generally, I hate to get up before noon. But today, I had to compel myself to do so, prepare for the exam and drag myself to the specific test sites. Oh, I forgot to mention that during the week before my exam, I always put off my preparation for the other day (or just "for later"), so in other words, I put myself on the battlefields with no weapons. So you can see how terrible I felt when I got my test paper. I had to spend more than two hours reading those unfamiliar words, analyze those long and complex sentences, make choices between those confusing options, and I'd hesitate whether to move to the next question, or go back to confirm my former (former=前者, farmer=农民) answers.Eventually, I survive from got through the exam. I even can't even remember how I got through that hellish time. On my way back to the dormitory, one of my friends said that it's no wonder people from English-speaking countries can be sure they can pass the CET6 easily. Haha, how interesting it is (or even just "interesting".
//I'm not a native speaker, but I studied English for about a decade now, and English philology is also my current major, so I hope I you won't mind.
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So sorry but I don't even know what CET6 is.poor me :(
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