Comparing and choosing
Compare degrees and distinguish opinions from quantities.
Listen, read, and retell
Pass 1: understand the situation. Pass 2: hide meanings and read. Pass 3: retell it in your own words.
Conversation
Attendance keeps growing and the room looks fuller than last week. Most classmates say this arrangement is good.
I think it is quite good too, but a minority dislike the time. Needs differ, so the majority's opinion is not the only consideration.
It is similar to last time, with most people attending and many newcomers. But too much content at once may be hard to remember.
Perhaps use less content and make it clearer. A smaller amount can still be very useful, especially when everyone speaks.
Extension reading
Many find the small tasks interesting. Seeing so many willing to retry, Xiao He admires their effort and growing confidence.
Anan does not call one event a complete success. She records majority praise and minority concerns for improvement next time.
Original AI-assisted draft · Awaiting teacher review · Exercise progress is not an exam score.