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  • Answered
    It means 'Like I know I could'. In that sentence, it means 'I haven't appreciated you in my heart as much as I know I could'.
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    April 14, 2014
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  • Answered
    'Last month' is for use at the start of the sentence. For example: 'Last month, I ate bread' 'In the last month' is for the end of sentences. For example: 'I ate bread in the last month.' You can also use 'In the last month' at the start, if you want, but it does not sound as fluent. I hope I helped
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    March 19, 2014
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    理想职业 我今天采访了我的父母。我说他们，｀你的理想职业是什么？｀ 我妈妈说，｀英文老师，因为我喜欢教学生，对教咱们有兴趣。｀ 她不正在有一个工作，她工作在家。 我爸爸说，｀我的理想工作是科学家，因为生物学有趣｀ 我爸爸是一个｀辅助｀（Google Translate Paramedic），他喜欢他的职业。 我不知道我的理想职业。我喜欢中文和英文。我还喜欢数学和物理。对工作很难！
    March 19, 2014
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  • Posted
    What is the difference between '我们' and '咱们'?
    March 11, 2014
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  • Corrected

    A Rainy Day

    Today I went to one of my roommates' houses with two others and she cooked a delicious meal for us. Although it rained so heavily and I got a headache on the bus which led to my vomiting on the way, most of the time was pleasurable. I even tried to cook a dish which is my hometown's specialty. We all got stuffed before finishing all the dishes. Afterwards, we hung up around the suburb in Hangzhou and went shopping at the square.
    Now it's late in the evening and I am so tired that I must go to bed...

     

    ((A good entry with nearly perfect grammar. Try to use 'meals' instead of 'dishes', though, since a 'dish' is more often used to mean a 'plate'))

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    March 5, 2014
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  • Answered
    They could both mean the same thing, but the first could sometimes mean 'IF he saw you, he would love it'.
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    February 18, 2014
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  • Answered
    Yes, that is correct. I hope I helped!
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    February 17, 2014
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  • Answered
    'Cafeteria' is a more formal way of saying 'Café'.
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    February 17, 2014
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  • Answered
    I means getting faster. You can run at an ever-increasing pace, which means you are running faster over time. Hope this helps!
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    February 17, 2014
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  • Corrected

     

    Dear X company,
    We have changed our location to move closer to the factory ((I am not sure what you meant here)),
    so our new address is in the industrial zone.
    We hope to hear from you soon.


    With regards,

    (name)

     

    ((You were almost right, but I didn't quite understand what you meant in the 2nd line. Hope I helped anyway!))

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    February 17, 2014
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