zarina's shame time.
When i talk with foreigner,sometime i can't catch what they say ( or sometime they speak fastly,then i can't follow ),when that happen, i always say"Oh yes!/I think so" or just smile to them.
But the truth is i didn't know what he/she said:(
That just make me feel like an idiot,so i really want to improve my english!
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zarina's shame time.
When I talk with foreigners,_sometimes I can't [in formal writing: cannot / can not] catch what they say ( or sometimes they speak so fastBut the truth is that I didn't [in formal writing: did not] know what he/she said :(
That just makes me feel like an idiot,_so I really want to improve my English!
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N.B.
1) The subject pronoun "I" is always capitalized.
2) In English, name of languages needs to be capitalized on the first letter, e.g., English, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, etc.
3) A space is needed after each punctuation (except brackets or quotation marks), such as comma or full-stops.
P.S. It takes time to improve a language (as long as you study hard enough). Hence, you do not need to worry about it.
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Good day. / 祝 是日安好。
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Oh,it's not bad.i want tell you a joke,one day,my classmate and i went to the dinning hall,and then,a foreigner teacher came on and asked he:"hey boy,why you came here?what will you do?"and my classmate say:"yes.after he said,the teacher say:Ok,OMG,Chinese student.......
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I used to be so.. sometimes it might be the case now too.. Maybe we can stop him/her and confirm what he/she is saying. But I see that many people from HK are much better than us in English. Good luck for our study!!
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