Job Interview #123

This was the second consecutive lesson I have that relative to "Job Interview". Did it have something meaning ...?

This lesson had the rearrange practice, since I was a only student in the class, the tutor open the toolbox let me typing answers by myself.

While I finished it, the tutor said she was impressed me that I could use keyboard !

Even though she met many students they have high level English skill but they didn't know how to use a keyboard.

Now I consider that impressed me which many students didn't know how to use a keyboard.

這堂課有個語句重構的練習，因為只有我一人，所以顧問就讓我用 toolbox 自己打字了，完成後顧問很激動地跟我說她對我印象很深刻，因為她教過很多英文很好的學生，但還是不會用鍵盤..... 我覺得這才讓我印象深刻，竟然很多人不會用鍵盤？

• spick and span
  (especially of a place) very clean and tidy （尤指地方）整潔乾淨的，清清爽爽的
  My house never been spick and span.
• scruffy
  untidy and dirty
  My house never been spick and span, but that not means I'm a scruffy person.
• fidget  /ˈfɪdʒ.ɪt/
  坐不住、坐立不安的人（令人煩躁）
  My house never been spick and span, but that not means I'm a scruffy person. If you stare me I would fidget.
• chill out = also chill
  冷靜下來
  My house never been spick and span, but that not means I'm a scruffy person. I'm easy to got fidget If you stare me,  but now I know how to chill out.
• put one over on (sb)
  to trick someone
  I trying to put one over on you readers this is a correct sentence.
• fall for (sth)
  to be tricked into believing something that is not true.
  Many people fall for that mayor candidate.