五個讓別人覺得你很傻的英語語句
Even if youre clever and educated, you could still be guilty of making these popular butannoying speaking mistakes.
即使你很聰明也受過教育，但是你仍然可能會因為犯一些常見但很煩人的口語錯誤而充滿罪惡感。
Theres a lot you can change about your presentation to make yourself seem smarter(and, hey, if you want to go for substance over style, plenty of ways to actually be smarter), but few have a bigger impact than eliminating bad speech habits.
關于演講，你可以做很多改變來讓你自己看起來更聰明(另外，嘿，如果你主張內容重于風格，那么有很多方法可以讓你實際上聽起來更聰明)，但是沒有什么能比改掉演講中的壞習慣更有效果。
Youre an educated person, however, who knows to stay away from aint, avoids the valley girl staple like, and steers clear of fillers like ummm. Does that mean your speech is as polished as it could be? Chances are that no matter how clever and careful you are, youre still making at least a few inadvertent
errors that lower others opinion of your intelligence.
你是一個受過教育的人，然而，誰知道要遠離aint(不是)，避免山里的女娃特愛說的like，以及繞開使用諸如ummm(嗯) 之類的填充詞呢。那是否意味著你的演講能和預期一樣達到精彩絕倫呢?可能的情況是：無論你多么聰明和細心，你仍然會犯一些會降低你在他人心中的聰明程度的無心的錯誤。
Thats the message of an interesting recent post from Sarah Winfrey on blog WiseBread. Rather than the usual suspects of poor speaking, Winfrey digs up some speech habits that are less often commented on but no less annoying and that even people who pay attention to their communication style are often guilty of. Here are five of the best:
這是Sarah Winfrey最近在WiseBread博客上寫的一篇有意思的文章所表達的觀點。不像通常那種口語差的主題，這篇文章中Winfrey發現有些演講習慣很少被人評論，但是容易讓人厭煩，并且當人們注意到自己的溝通風格中也會不經意用到時會充滿罪惡感。下面是用的最多的5個：
Even if youre clever and educated, you could still be guilty of making these popular butannoying speaking mistakes.
即使你很聰明也受過教育，但是你仍然可能會因為犯一些常見但很煩人的口語錯誤而充滿罪惡感。
Theres a lot you can change about your presentation to make yourself seem smarter(and, hey, if you want to go for substance over style, plenty of ways to actually be smarter), but few have a bigger impact than eliminating bad speech habits.
關于演講，你可以做很多改變來讓你自己看起來更聰明(另外，嘿，如果你主張內容重于風格，那么有很多方法可以讓你實際上聽起來更聰明)，但是沒有什么能比改掉演講中的壞習慣更有效果。
Youre an educated person, however, who knows to stay away from aint, avoids the valley girl staple like, and steers clear of fillers like ummm. Does that mean your speech is as polished as it could be? Chances are that no matter how clever and careful you are, youre still making at least a few inadvertent
errors that lower others opinion of your intelligence.
你是一個受過教育的人，然而，誰知道要遠離aint(不是)，避免山里的女娃特愛說的like，以及繞開使用諸如ummm(嗯) 之類的填充詞呢。那是否意味著你的演講能和預期一樣達到精彩絕倫呢?可能的情況是：無論你多么聰明和細心，你仍然會犯一些會降低你在他人心中的聰明程度的無心的錯誤。
Thats the message of an interesting recent post from Sarah Winfrey on blog WiseBread. Rather than the usual suspects of poor speaking, Winfrey digs up some speech habits that are less often commented on but no less annoying and that even people who pay attention to their communication style are often guilty of. Here are five of the best:
這是Sarah Winfrey最近在WiseBread博客上寫的一篇有意思的文章所表達的觀點。不像通常那種口語差的主題，這篇文章中Winfrey發現有些演講習慣很少被人評論，但是容易讓人厭煩，并且當人們注意到自己的溝通風格中也會不經意用到時會充滿罪惡感。下面是用的最多的5個：
