常春藤解析英語 11月號/2019 第376期

詳細資訊

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WEBTOON: Getting Comics Online
線上漫畫王國 ―― LINE WEBTOON

克漏字
Taiwan's Endangered Black Bear
重振「熊」風 人人有責

閱讀測驗
The Great Google Easter Eggs
谷歌隱藏彩蛋大揭密！

【編者的話】
Transportation is such a large part of our everyday lives, but how often do you really think of your daily commute? In this month’s issue of Analytical English , we’re looking at the various ways people move around. No place is better for cyclists than “Amsterdam: The Bike Capital of the World.” If you are someone who walks everywhere, “Press the Button: Taking Control of Our Lives” will explain why you probably don’t need to hit that push-to-walk button. If you’re not much of a walker, perhaps you’ll be inspired by the “100-Day Challenge” to trade in your bus pass for some sneakers. However you get around, “Baby on Board and in Danger” touches on the risk of leaving a child alone in a car. If you think you’re a pro at navigating cities, then you should head to “Gambia: A Country without Street Names” and see how well you do there. Next time you’re on the subway, flip through November’s Analytical English for some inspiration on switching up your usual commute.

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