一. Vocabulary

1. creep sb out

(1) 原文：Mom says I should be "flattered", but to be honest with you, it totally creeping me out.

(2) 解释: to cause (someone) to have an uncomfortable feeling of nervousness or fear

(3) 造句：She shouted loudly behind me, it really crept me out.

2. march

(1) 原文：Then Mom marched me up to Rowley's house to hear what HE had to say.

(2) 解释: to cause or force (a person) to walk somewhere.

(3) 造句：I marched my son off to bed.

3. squeaky clean

(1) 原文：You know, now that I think about it, Mom isn't exactly squeaky clean when it comes to being honest HERSELF.

(2) 解释:If you say that someone is squeaky clean, you mean that they live a very moral life and have never done anything wrong.

(3) 造句：He must be very depressed, because his squeaky-clean image is badly tarnished.

二. Sentence

(1) 原文：I've been in a couple of situations already where I was a lot more honest than I would have been a week ago.

(2) 结构：I've been in a couple of situations already where I was......than I would have been......

(3)仿写：I've been in a couple of situations already where I was able to deal with problems more calmly than I would have been half year ago.

三. Article

  On a weekday, I usually get up around 6:30 a.m., but this morning I was so sleepy that I closed the snooze button to sleep another 10 minutes. When I woke up, It's already 7:05. Knowing that I overslept and I was going to late for work, I got up quickly, gave my face a quick wash, took a simple breakfast ,and rushed to bus station. When I finally got to the office, it's already 7:58, fortunately I was not late.