English Diary Futile Daydream

• 2007/11/29 Passed
• 2007/11/08 Passing status
• 2007/09/11 ∫：Integral
• 2007/09/08 Studying
• 2007/07/12 "as the gray"

I decieded to try Eiken in September. It had a few days left before the deadline.

About 1 month later the first test came, and after that the second came .

Finally, Tuesday, i got a result on NET.

Surprisingly, the score of the reading was good. I wanted to always make my reading better, but did not think it to be -1 point.

The score of the Question and Answer was just what I thought. I understood every question, but it was difficult to answer in limited time.

I do not understand how the attitude is a perfect score. Because I am an adult, I cannot behave like a child. If a perfect score is not possible, I regard -1 point as my perfect score.

From this viewpoint, my attitude that is going to talk and reading are good, but English ability is not enough.

I was not able to pass the second grade with one point. It cannot be said that the mark of pre-second grade is good, but a pass is a pass. I am very glad.

I passed first-stage of pre-second examination of Eiken.. But my score of 2 grade had less one point than the passing mark.  In fact, I did not think that I could get such high score with my English ability.

At any rate, I thought that I might pass it on the next time if I could pass the second grade with one point more. I intend to take the second grade next test.

I took high score in vocabulary / a phrase / grammar / contents grasp when I saw allocation of points, and I was poor at blanks supplement / listening.

I particularly answered comprehension correctly with approximately 100% of the contents grasp. What I must take now are talking and listening.

By the way, my husband seems to buy some good thing for me if I pass a last test. I look forward to my hubby brings home a treasure.

There is a curve  y=f(x)

And there are the points (1,0),(0,-2) on it.

Tangent line of the curve in the point (x,y) is 
　　3x²- ax -1

Do arithmetic f (x).

This is a problem that there is to a textbook of the senior high school. A student asked me. Do the all of you solve?

It is the first time that I write a problem of the mathematics with English.
But it is OK to me whether all of you reading this can do it or not.
Because it is for fun, and for studying English.

I do not know whether such a way of writing is right.

 " One must have been cold to appreciate warmth, one must be tired to understand the luxury of repose, and herein is one of the rewards of country life, in a time when civilized people exert themselves to eliminate all such satisfying contrasts from the daily routine. The countryman is still lucky enough to be cold and tired at times, and so to know the glow of pleasure that follows."

When I was doing English workbook, found this sentence. I thought it was written by male.

My husband of a office worker must go for work every day, but he can spend all day long in the comfortable room if he goes to the company.

On the other hand, I who am in the house do housework, and get sweaty on a hot summer day. I use automatic dishwasher and automatic washing machine, but only a machine does not do everything.

I must work to prepare meals every day, and even if the outside is too hot, I must hung out to dry.

I live in a city, but know the convenience of the air-conditioner and the value of the restaurant enough.

When is " Coming of autumn"?  I'm waiting for autumn. I already enjoyed nature to the full enough.

"They were dreaming of golden beaches as the gray, cold spring of New York vanished behind them."

How?  How should I translate this English sentence?

Does "as the gray" modify "New York"?  Are there any person understanding this?  Teach it to me.......   tooooo difficult.....