Day 15, Page 160-170
字词
1.Dad was already mad at me for tearing up the sod, so I knew I was in for it.
be in for//• have good reason to expect (typically something unpleasant)• 必定会遭到，免不了遭受（尤指坏事）
例句：It looks as if we're in for a storm. 我们看起来似乎要遭受一场暴风雨。
造句：When I was young, I knew I was in for it if I made a mistake. As a result, I often did some nice things try to get off.
2.I thought he might actually get a kick out of what happened.
kick//极度兴奋；极度刺激；极大的乐趣 If something gives you a kick, it makes you feel very excited or very happy for a short period of time.
例句：I got a kick out of seeing my name in print.当看到我的名字印成铅字时，我感到无比兴奋。
造句：Persistence is not an easy thing, especially when you almost can't see any progress. But, you really get a kick out of getting real achievement.
3.I guess he had his heart set on rolling that snowball down the hill, and he was really mad.
set one's heart (或 hopes) on//• have a strong desire for or to do• 渴望
例句：She had her heart set on going to university. 她渴望上大学。
造句：He has ever set his heart on studying abroad. However, when it comes to the expensive tuition fees, he determined to give up.
4.There's only one comic slot, and up until now this kid named Bryan Little has been hogging it all to himself.
hog//• (informal)keep or use all of (something) for oneself in an unfair or selfish way• (非正式)（不公平或自私地）全部占有（或使用）
例句：He never hogged the limelight. 他从不抢风头。
造句：One of my colleagues really likes to prove his presence by hogging the limelight.
5."Wacky Dawg" made Bryan Little a celebrity at our school, and I wanted to get in on some of that kind of fame.
get in on//• become involved in (a profitable or exciting activity)• 参与（有利或令人兴奋的活动
例句：Now baseball is trying to get in on the European market.现在，棒球正试图进入欧洲市场。
造句：People usually don't get in on those things that can not get instant benefits.
句式
1.I had a taste of what it's like to be famous at my school when I won honorable mention in this antismoking contest they had.
结构：I had a taste of what it's like to ...
造句：I had a taste of what it's like to be stage fright, which has numerous manifestation: dry mouth, sweaty hands, tremor and stuttering.
2.That way we wouldn't get bogged down with having to write actual jokes, and we could concentrate on the pictures.
结构：... we wouldn't get bogged down ..., and we could concentrate on ...
造句：Realizing what personal development means, I wouldn't get bogged down on looking forward to making progress in the short term.
日记
This morning, I felt very tired when I woke up. I really haven't had this feeling for a long time, such as heavy legs and having no energy. In consideration of the syndrome, I determined not to go running. Then, I did yoga stretches and finished a set of body core exercises. After doing this, I felt energy came back a little.
There was a thing that I shared with you. My sister has two children and she has always been busy doing her personal business. I don't remember when I recommended "iGet" to her. Later, she subscribed to a course on business. Today, she called me and talked about robot. I was surprised when she said she wanted to apply robots or smart devices into her business. Although the current conditions are not suitable for her ideas, I was really happy for her change. To be honest, I think people should have an nerve to try new things and make their lives become colorful.