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Summary of L17-L31

Not only was the young Albert passionately curious, he was also remarkably persistentand would net easily give up on a problem.

Albert?s development was also stimulatedby the company of intelligent adults such as an uncle who was an engineer and a medical student who was a friend of the family.

Einstein was inspiredto take up mathematics by Euclidean geometry.Language Points (L32-L46)

Convince £¨V.£©

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?I'd convinced myself (that) I was right.

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2). to persuade sbto do sth£¨Ëµ·þ£©?~ sbto do sth

?I've been trying to convince him to see a doctor.

Language Points (L32-L46)

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His speech failed to convince the votersHis speech failed to convince the voters that he was the right personHis electionspeech failed to convince the voters that he was the right personfor the Senate seat.Language Points (L32-L46)

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Insight £¨N.£©(the ability to have) a clear, deep understanding of a complicated problem or situation

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The Professor offered some interesting insights into the human society.