21.  We were from a small city, but they were from a capital city; we studied in a school where seldom had people been admitted to Peking University or Tsinghua University, but they would enter the most prestigious universities in the future; we had only learned English for a few years, but they had come to contact with English since born.

22.  If someone sits in the first row, it's quite likely that he is the most industrious student in the classroom.

23.  Most of us knew that "Cultivation of Ideological Morality" was a course of no importance even before we entered the university.

24.  For example, most of us would take it for granted that students from Xinjiang will have poor English since statistics of every year's English contest have actually proved it.

25.  My close friends from Nanjing once told me that in most of their eyes, Subei students are a group of studying machines, genius in maths, physics and chemistry, sitting behind a crowed of books.

26.  Apparently, most of the class was observing her beauty, including the professor.

27.  Most of people suppose that pretty girls always tend to spend more time in dressing up, shopping, and dating instead of learning.

28.  Entering university and working hard for a good job may have been most students' stereotype.

29.  In Suzhou, most students are nonresident, which means we are dismissed at 4: 30p.

30.  One is that everyone thinks what they learned is the most difficult subjects.