現在當家長的人，以前在學校都學過英文，但現在大多數人都成為英語文盲。現在的學生，在學校也都有學英文，但以後大多數人也都將成為英語文盲。
台灣英語教育有問題，這用膝蓋想也知道，這種英語教育方式充分確保台灣會一代人接著一代人，代代都是英語文盲。美國小學程度的英文，台灣大多數人可以學好幾十年還學不完。台灣人學中文為何不會成為中文文盲？因為小學程度的中文，我們不會學好幾十年還學不完。
Day 335 (可在facebook社團「英文超越站」下載全部完整內容)
preside [pr0}za0d] v. 主持；負責；掌管；管轄
He has presided over the company for 20 years.
The vice president presided at /over the meeting.
They asked if I would preside at the committee meeting.
the presiding judge /officer
pres.i.den.cy ['prGzDdDnsi] n. 1. 總統(主席、校長等) 的職位
The election for the presidency is held in November.
The young manager hoped someday to gain the presidency of the company.
2. 總統任期、職權等the office and duties of a president
She worked in the White House throughout the Clinton presidency.
pres.i.dent ['prGzDdDnt] n. 1. 總統
Trump was elected president in 2016.
President Kennedy was shot in 1963.
the President of the United States // He was the president of France.
President Obama is due to visit the country next month.
2. 總裁；董事長；大學校長；主席等
He was elected president of his company.
The president of the college spoke first. // the president of the club
She won the election for president of the student council. 學生會主席
presidential [`prGzD'dGNDl] adj. 總統的
The name of the presidential airplane is Air Force One.
a presidential campaign /candidate /election
smudge [smKdI] n. 污點；污跡
You have a smudge of paint on your cheek.
There was a smudge of lipstick on the cup.
v. 弄髒；把------擦模糊
My dirty hands smudged the white towel.
My pen’s eraser smudged the letter.
Oh no, I smudged my writing! // Your lipstick is smudged.
The edges of the pages were smudged and hard to read.
admiral [}$dmDrDl] n. 海軍上將
He is an admiral in the US Navy.
ver.sa.tile [}v"sDtl] adj. 1. 多才多藝的 97指
She is a versatile musician who can play many instruments.
Baldwin was a very versatile writer.
one of the cinema’s most versatile and sought-after actors
2. 多用途的
a versatile outfit /tool // This versatile summer jacket is a great buy.
versatility [`v"sD}t0lDti] n.
~ her incredible versatility as an actress
Velvet is not known for its versatility.
He is a designer of extraordinary versatility.
hor.ror [}hCrQ] n. 恐懼；恐怖 a feeling of fear or terror
There was a look of horror on her face.
We watched in horror as the fire spread.
Her eyes were wide with horror.
With a look of horror, he asked if the doctor thought he had cancer.
To her horror, she could feel herself starting to cry.
horror movie 恐怖(影)片 // a horror story恐怖故事
They stayed up watching a horror movie.
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