Yes 'You are mad' can mean 'You are angry' There are four ways that I know of that mad can be used 1. Mad can describe someone who has a mental illness 2. You can describe someone as mad if they act in a silly way, for example. He was mad to go out in the rain without a raincoat. 3. Someone who is mad is angry for example Sue was mad at Jane for breaking her favourite vase. 4. You can be mad about someone or something , for example John was mad about golf meaning he liked golf very much or Jane is mad about John meaning she liked him very much

A little summary of recent study

My new english study shedule began in the end of March,I bought a words book called "new oriental".I recited the words 2 leafs per day,and <strike>had  </strike>have  insisted for more than one month.The words are often easy ones we knew them in middle school.But this book tells me many this kind of words'  significant,unknown meanings,it does good for me.


This word you want here is persisted which means you keep trying even though you may find it difficult.

insisted means you demand something a little forcefully

A little summary of recent study

My new english study shedule began at  the end of March.I bought a <strike>words</strike><strike> </strike>vocabulary book called "New Oriental".I recited the words two pages per day,and had insisted for more than one month.The words are often easy ones which we learnt <strike>knew</strike> <strike>them in </strike>middle school.<strike>But </strike><strike>T</strike>his book tells me many this kind of words'  significant,unknown meanings,it does good for me.

Sugesstion for this sententence, not quite sure what you are trying to say

 In this book there are words like significant and meanings of words that I did not know. I find this book helpful.

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In this book along with the words that I learnt in midddle school are new ones that I did not know before. I find this book helpful.

徐琳涵lucy's notebook entry: Apr 24, 2010

On these days I feel very tired . I have an  important test  coming up.Maybe I am not ready for it and my mom is ill .I am  worried about her . I love my mother very much. These days I am losing weight, I'm too fat


Not sure what you want to say
A possible suggestion might be
" I'm too fat and I need to lose weight.' or 'I am losing weight but I still feel too fat' or I have lost weight but am still too fat'

Ella's notebook entry: Apr 24, 2010

Dear friends
   How are you, can I be best friends with you?  I am now studying oral English.    I want to improve my English quickly. Please help me and keep communicating with me. Of course, my Chinese is very good. Do you want to study Chinese?
I look forward to receiving  communications  with you.

A travel experience

       About one year ago, I took a visit to  Qiao's Grand Courtyard. Admiring Shanxi merchants'spirit, I visited some manors  which were built by Shanxi merchants, such as Chang's manor ,and  Qiao's Grand Coutyard. I found them  beautiful, especially the carvings in the wall.They were incredible and I couldn't help myself but to admire them a lot. When it came to noon, I found myself all of a sudden a little bit hungry , so I decided to have noodles.Did  you know, cooked wheaten food is famous all over the world. I went into a Noodle Asia nearby. I payed  a man but I didn't know whether he was the owner or not. Then I wandered there for a while, when I walked down a nearbyaisle, a woman asked me to stop and said that I didn't pay for the lunch. At that time, I didn't know what happened but I really did pay for my lunch. Then a kind old lady came up to me, she said,"Hi,  young fellow, don't you worry about it, you know we Shanxi merchants have good faith, so I totally believe that you payed for your lunch. Nothing will happen to you, just have fun!" I was very grateful for her help.
     To be a human being , we all should be in good faith no matter what happened!

Relative and related are used in two different ways If someone is a relative they are in your family like a brother, sister, cousin, aunt, uncle If you are related to someone then you have a family connection to them, for example your brother is related to your sister, your aunt is related to your cousin. You can also use relative as an adjective in which you use it to compare other things or people of the same kind or when comparing the size or quality of two things, for example ' relative to the other school's exam results, Sam did well. or ' the relative strengths of the chemical mixtures. If something is related with something else it is connected or connercerned with it, for example , the rainfall statistics relate only to China' I am not an English teacher but a native english speaker so I hope this helps

I am not an English teacher but a native english speaker and here is how I would use those words. 'Besides going to the beach I am not going out today' meaning that other than or except going to the beach you will not be leaving home that day. Besides that can be used in response to a statement or question. For example someone may ask 'Are you going to the beach' and you could reply ' Yes but besides that I am not going out today' so you use 'besides that to refer to the earlier question. Hope this helps