Our paper hooked up with CCTV last year and we can probably work with them to help students in rural areas.
我們報紙去年與央視建立了聯係，可以跟他們聯手幫助農村的學生。
④ These days， a lot of people are looking for ways to give back. 近來，很多人在尋找各種方式來回報社會。
give back： repay（回報社會）。例如：
Setting up a charity foundation is one of Bill Gates’ ways of giving back.
創立慈善基金會是比爾·蓋茨回報社會的一種方式。
⑤ There you go again！ 你又來了！
There you go again： used to express exasperation or dissatisfaction， same as “you did that again”（用以表示惱怒或不滿，等同於“you did that again”）。例如：
——Sis， you failed the driving test？ I’ve already said you would.
姐，你沒有通過駕考？我早就說過你過不了。
——There you go again！ Shut up！
你還說！閉嘴！
⑥ Even hard nuts like Anderson can have their soft spots. 嚴厲如安德森的人也有他們的軟肋。
a hard nut： sb. who is tough and not easily hurt（堅強的人，嚴厲的人）。例如：
Outsiders may view Mrs. Susie Stone as a hard nut， but she is a loving boss to us.
外人可能覺得蘇茜·斯通夫人很嚴厲，但對我們來說，她是一個很友善的上司。
have a soft spot： have a tender or sentimental feeling for sth./sb.（性格中易受打動之處）。例如：
Terry had a soft spot for Jenny， her youngest daughter.
泰莉的感情弱點是她最小的女兒簡妮。
⑦ When you work with kids whose background is different from yours， you can run into a lot of communication issues. 當你和一群生活背景跟自己完全不同的孩子一起互動，你會遇到很多溝通上的問題。
run into： unexpectedly begin to experience problems or difficulties（碰上難題）。例如：
The project has run into money problems.
項目遇上了資金問題。
⑧ After a week surrounded by elementary school students， putting up with co-workers is a piece of cake！ 跟小學生在一起一周後，再難忍受的同事也是小菜一碟！
put up with： tolerate or accept sth.， even though it is unpleasant or unsatisfactory（容忍，忍受）。例如：
It’s amazing that my mother has put up with my father’s snoring for three decades.
我媽已經忍了我爸的鼾聲三十年，太神奇了。
⑨ You bet！ 當然！
You bet： used to emphasize a positive or affirmative reply（用以強調肯定的答複）。例如：
——You sure the party is on Sunday night？
你肯定派對是在星期天晚上嗎？
——You bet.
當然。