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广西桂林十八中2018-2019学年高二下学期英语开学考试试卷（音频暂未更新）
If you can't lay your hands on items you need because they're buried under piles of junk, if you're constantly moving items from one pile to a new temporary pile, if you find yourself thinking, “can't throw this away. ,” you're probably a clutter（杂七杂八的东西）victim. If you're ready to de-clutter, then we have a few simple tips.
⒈Choose a nice day and take the room contents outside. Psychologically it's easier to sort and let go if you're one step removed. It's also less likely that the clutter will make it back inside. . Classify them as dump（丢弃）, donate and keep. Be realistic: if the item in question hasn't been used for over a year it is unlikely you will ever use it. Deal with the dump and donate piles. Do this before anything comes back into the house. It's much harder to mess up your good work if the stuff is physically gone.
⒉. Make sure there is one temporary box to house items which really belong in another room.
As each room is sorted, those items can be replaced, and other misplaced items can be housed there while the de-cluttering process continues.
⒊Replace everything that remains. Keep small items in clear plastic boxes and store them in cupboards.
. It will make you think twice about acquiring something if you know something else must go.
⒋Once a week, take two bags and go through your home. . When you've finished, throw the rubbish away and replace the misplaced items.
Follow these small steps and you too can de-clutter your life.
A. Sometimes, it's good to let go
B. Sort everything into three piles
C. It might come in useful one day
D. Stick with that particular room until it's finished
E. Place the remaining items in clearly labeled boxes
F. One bag is for rubbish, the other for items in the wrong place
G. When you're done, stick to a “one thing in, one thing out” rule
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