张宇墨同学的课程学习报告

以下是按课堂已讲方向整理的课后复习改进版，内容来自本节课实际练习过的购物、拍照、分享、道歉、建议和餐馆服务话题。

Part 1 - Shopping

Q: Do you like shopping? A: Yes, I like shopping because shopping can make me happy. I think it is also relaxing to shop sometimes. Q: How often do you go shopping? A: I usually go shopping once a month. Q: Do you prefer shopping online or in stores? A: I prefer shopping online because it is convenient. Q: What was the last thing you bought? A: The last thing I bought was a shirt. Q: Do you ever buy things you don't need? A: No, I don't usually buy things I don't need because I don't like to waste money.

Part 1 - Taking Photos

Q: Do you like taking photos? A: Yes, I like taking photos because it can make me feel happy. Q: What do you usually take photos of? A: I usually take photos of beautiful landscapes and historical sites. I think they are interesting and meaningful. Q: Do you prefer taking photos with your phone or with a camera? A: I prefer taking photos with my phone because it is more convenient, and I can share the pictures with my family members quickly. Q: Do you like looking at old photos? A: Yes, I like looking at old photos because they keep a lot of old memories. I think it is interesting. Q: Have you ever taken a photography course? A: No, I have never taken a photography course because I am an amateur photographer. I just do it for fun, and it is only my hobby.

Part 1 - Sharing

Q: Do you like sharing things with others? A: Yes, I like sharing things with others because sharing can make me feel happy. Q: What kinds of things do you like to share? A: There are many kinds of things I like to share with my friends, such as food, books, and class notes. I especially like sharing lunch with my friends because we can taste different food. Q: Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child? A: Yes, my parents taught me to share when I was a child. They told me that sharing is a good traditional virtue. Q: Do you think children should learn to share? A: Yes, I think children should learn how to share because it can help them grow, and it is also a traditional virtue.

Part 2 - A Time When I Broke Something and Apologized

Today I would like to talk about a time when I broke my friend's pencil box. This happened when I was fourteen years old, when I had just entered high school. My best friend Tony had a pencil box, and it was his favorite thing because it was a birthday present. One day, I was running around in the classroom. I didn't pay attention, and I knocked the pencil box off the table. It fell on the ground and broke into pieces. Tony was really sad and angry with me. So I sincerely apologized to him, and I decided to fix it for him. After class, I bought the tools I needed and watched some online videos to learn how to fix it. It took me about one hour to fix it. The next day, I gave the pencil box back to him. He felt very happy, and I also felt happy because I took responsibility for my behavior. From this experience, I learned that when I make a mistake, I should apologize and try to fix the problem.

Part 2 - A Time When I Gave Advice to Someone

Today I would like to talk about a time when I gave advice to one of my basketball teammates. This happened when I was fourteen years old, after I entered high school. We were on the same basketball team. Once, we lost a very important match, so he was very sad and didn't want to play basketball anymore. I invited him to go to the gym, and I advised him to improve his strength and physical fitness. I also told him to keep practicing the basic skills. For example, he could do some strength training and weightlifting, and he could also practice exercises like lunges and burpees. He liked my advice and kept trying. In the next match, he played much better. I felt really happy because my advice helped him, and this experience also made our friendship better. I think it was meaningful for me.

Part 2 - A Time When I Received Good Service

Today I would like to talk about a time when I received good service at a restaurant. The restaurant was close to where I lived, and I went there with my family for dinner. The waiter had a friendly attitude and was very dedicated. When we received the food, one dish was too salty, so it didn't taste good. I called the waiter and told him there was too much salt in the dish. He apologized to us right away and said he would tell the chef about the problem. First of all, he told us the dish would be free of charge, and they wouldn't charge us for it. He also gave us a new dish. On top of that, the chef turned the salty dish into a soup, and it actually tasted pretty good. From this experience, I learned that it doesn't matter if people make a mistake sometimes, as long as their attitude is good and they are willing to accept feedback and make changes. I think customers will want to return to this kind of restaurant again.

Part 3 - Apology

Q: Why is it important to apologize when you make a mistake? A: I think apologizing is important because it shows that your attitude is good. It is also a kind of politeness and a traditional virtue. If we make a mistake, we should apologize and try to make up for it. Q: Why do some people find it difficult to apologize? A: Sometimes people don't realize that they have made a mistake. Some people also think apologizing will make them look weak. Other people may feel ashamed or shy, so they don't want to apologize. Q: Should children be taught to apologize from an early age? A: Yes, I think children should be taught to apologize from an early age. If they don't apologize when they make mistakes, other people may be angry with them, and it can be bad for their relationships. Q: Are apologies more sincere in person or through text messages? A: I think text messages can be more sincere in some situations because there is a record of the apology. It is also more formal, and people can take time to write the message carefully.

Part 3 - Advice

Q: Why do people like to ask others for advice? A: I think people like to ask others for advice because different people have different perspectives on the same problem. Advice from others can help us solve problems better. Q: Who do people usually go to for advice? A: Sometimes people go to professionals for advice, like doctors and lawyers. Sometimes they go to older people because older people have more life experience. Q: Is it better to get advice from friends or professionals? A: It really depends on the situation. Friends' advice can be sincere because they want us to be better. However, professionals can give more useful and professional suggestions. So I think it is a case by case situation. Q: Do young people today rely too much on the internet for advice? A: Yes, I think some young people rely too much on the internet for advice because it is convenient. However, face to face communication is still very important. If young people always use the internet, they may lose the ability to communicate with others in real life.