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College A Main content Oral Practice Difference between Subtitle 1 Subtitle 2 Listening practice1 Listening practice2 Introductory questions1 Introductory questions2 outline Passage_a_1 I’m away On one’s own Have off A sense of Handling my Pa_1_2 Open an account I had no clue Now that P_1_3 Marvmount I was a bit Be supposed to P_1_4 Even now Because there P_1_5 finally Cope with In a row Sleep in Summary of text a Useful phrase 1 Useful phrases 2 Exe 9_1 Exe9_2 Exe9_3 Exe13-1 Exe13_2 5/5 Finally – to add to my likes of college – I love having Fridays off; I wouldn’t be able to cope with five days of classes in a row. Also, I love to sleep in. One Thursday night, my roommates and I and people across the hall went to Georgetown. We got in rather early the next morning, and my roommate (Juanita) and I decided to sleep in, something I couldn’t do in high school. I do like things about college -- being on my own, talking with friendly people, having Fridays off, but this doesn’t mean I don’t think about things at home. Although I like college, I can still get homesick: New York is a pretty good place, too. Close Finally – to add to my likes of college – I love having Fridays off… — The last reason why I like college life is that there is no class on Fridays at college. Because I don’t like going to class on Friday, this makes me more like college life… add to: to put (one thing together with another); make a feeling or quality stronger and more noticeable The bridge has added greatly to the beauty of the city. This president’s plan simply adds to our problems. Finally – to add to my likes of college – I love having Fridays off; I wouldn’t be able to cope with five days of classes in a row. Also, I love to sleep in. One Thursday night, my roommates and I and people across the hall went to Georgetown. We got in rather early the next morning, and my roommate (Juanita) and I decided to sleep in, something I couldn’t do in high