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why is curious about something, not curious of something. Is 'curious of something' correct?
September 20, 2010
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Reflection Over the several years, I often found my reflection from others, which made me amazed and a little entertained. More often than not, it got me believe how awful I were. Then I became thankful for my friends who tolerated my behavior, and feel guilty for the person I hurt before. What I've suffered and experienced taught me how to keep silence. But also forfeited my passion and ability to communication. Now, I'm wondering who found their reflection from me.
August 12, 2010
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When were you last time being hugged intensely?  
May 14, 2010
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A lake's love A lake's love Living with violent storms, I am a lake in Land of The Lost. Up to the sky, my friend amuses me by piercing the sky, For I have been a mirror of the sun. Deep down my body, it's a world of silence. Closed to all colors, too dark to feel my own existence. But now a little gentle ripples sent from your fingers, reached my deepest,my heart, Which I thought I hadn't.
May 11, 2010
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Here is my poem. Come and share your views, please. A lake's love Living with violent storms, I am a lake in Land of The Lost. Up to the sky, my friend amuses me by piercing the sky, For I have been a mirror of the sun. Deep down my body, it's a world of silence. Closed to all colors, too dark to feel my own existence. But now a little gentle ripples sent from your fingers, reached my deepest,my heart, Which I thought I hadn't.Up to the sky, my friend amuses me by piercing the sky
May 11, 2010
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Please help with this question, thanks. It is pleasant sitting here. It is pleasant to sit here. which one is right? or they are grammatical but express different meaning. I found it pleasant sitting here or .....to sit here? And do you consider it good sending her abroad. or........to send her abroad? I consider it good sending her abroad or ................ sending her abroad? Thank you very much. Please help.
April 13, 2010
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Does 'of' has the meaning of 'because'? Does the 'of' in 'be sick of, be proud of, be ashamed of, be afraid of' means 'because or as', it sounds plausible. But what is the 'of' in 'accuse..of', 'hear of', 'learn of', 'know of'? Is there a rule can be follow to use it flexibly rather than having no choice but memorization. By the way, is 'of' in all the forms I mentioned a preposition? Thank you very much!Can I say 'be anxious of' instead of 'be anxious at', why?
March 23, 2010
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in 1900's or in the 1900's in 1900's or in the 1900's? in early 19th century or in the early 19th century? in early 1900 or in the early 1900? Please help me, thank you!
March 21, 2010
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What kind of dictionary is necessary? There are a variety of dictionaries which seem all useful. So what kind of dictionary is most necessary. Or at least, which one should I always keep by my side. Could you recommend me some? Thank you very much!
March 16, 2010
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A question from atlas. Please help. 'This is an example of a place located to the nearest second'. The place is city center, Boston 42° 21 ' 30 " N 7 1° 03 ' 37 " W. These sentents are from the section about the Latitude and longitude talking about degrees, minutes, seconds. I have no idea about the term 'to the nearest second'. Could you help you with this? Thank you very much.
March 5, 2010
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