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/lesson/szdw/list_2.htmlChapter1：Just do itIf you put off things for too long, they can easily become uncontrollable. The longer you wait to tackle a problem, the more difficult it becomes. Don’t waste time thinking about?how difficult something is. Just take the advice in this passage. Many people put up until tomorrow what they can do today. They always look for excuses to pose upon doing something. In the end, it never gets done. If we leave things undone, we will eventually worried. This will cause unnecessary stress. Therefore, if you have this bad habit, it’s best to get rid of it and do things as soon as possible.Chapter2：Just askIf you don’t understand, don’t hesitate to ask. Some Chinese seem to feel that it is impolite to ask questions even when they don’t quite understand. However, it’s much better to say that you don’t understand than to pretend you understand and answer very vaguely. When you don’t understand, or haven’t caught what was said, you may ask by saying any of the following:I beg your pardon? I am not clear on what you said.I am afraid I don’t understand you. Would you mind saying it again?I am sorry I don’t follow you.Could you repeat that?I didn’t get it.You’ll improve your understanding and the speaker will be happy to make his point again.Chapter 3: Speak outExpressing opinions is one example of culture difference between east and west. Westerner express their opinions freely. They feel that it is natural for people to have different ideas and don’t mind hearing views that differ from their own. You may express frankly what you think?or feel. Of course, you shouldn’t be rude in your manner or speech. Statements such as “You are wrong”, “You are mistaken”, “You don’t know”, etc aren’t exactly bad. But it is preferable to soften your tone. You might say, “I don’t think you are right”, “I am afraid you are mistaken”, or “You don’t seem to understand”.Chapter 4: Time fliesMany people value their time more than anything else in the world. Once