地道美語聽力播客:Using Email發(fā)郵件
One of the first things I do each morning is to check my email. I open the email program on my computer and I check for new messages . It usually takes only a few seconds for my new messages to download from the server into my inbox unless there’s a large attachment . I can then click onto each new message to read it.
I reply to messages or forward them to someone else. The important messages I save by putting them into one of my mailboxes . The unimportant ones I just delete .
I really hate getting spam . Luckily, my email program allows me to set up filters so that spam messages are put into a separate mailbox automatically. I usually scan the messages to make sure real messages weren’t put into the mailbox by mistake and then I put them in thetrash .
I don’t know what I would do without email, but I’m constantly checking it for new messages. I’m not sure if it’s a blessing or a curse . I suppose it’s both.
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
I reply to messages or forward them to someone else. The important messages I save by putting them into one of my mailboxes . The unimportant ones I just delete .
I really hate getting spam . Luckily, my email program allows me to set up filters so that spam messages are put into a separate mailbox automatically. I usually scan the messages to make sure real messages weren’t put into the mailbox by mistake and then I put them in thetrash .
I don’t know what I would do without email, but I’m constantly checking it for new messages. I’m not sure if it’s a blessing or a curse . I suppose it’s both.
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
