If you speak word by word， as many people who learned English do， you'll end up sounding mechanical and foreign（你的發(fā)音聽起來會機械、奇怪）。 You may have noticed the same thing happens in your own language； when someone reads a speech， even a native speaker， it sounds stiff（生硬的）and stilted（虛飾的）， quite different from a normal conversational tone（正常說話時的語調(diào)）。
1、stiff：生硬的、拘謹?shù)?、不靈活的
經(jīng)典例句：After two months of working， Ann was not as stiff as she used to be. 經(jīng)過兩個月的工作，安再也不像以前那樣拘謹了。
2、You may have noticed the same thing happens in your family. 你可能已注意到你的家庭也有類似的事情發(fā)生。
1、stiff：生硬的、拘謹?shù)?、不靈活的
經(jīng)典例句：After two months of working， Ann was not as stiff as she used to be. 經(jīng)過兩個月的工作，安再也不像以前那樣拘謹了。
2、You may have noticed the same thing happens in your family. 你可能已注意到你的家庭也有類似的事情發(fā)生。