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Hi everyone, I am currently studying French in Lyon, and I want to find someone here to learn languages together. I can't speak French fluently and might need to communicate with the person in English. So it will be helpful if you understand English as well. Look forward to receiving your message.
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    Le logement J'habite à Lyon où il est un quartier calme and tranquille. Il y a l'église en face du immeuble, donc j'écoute la cloche sonner toutes les 15 minutes de 7 heures à 22 heures. C'est un peu ennuyeux. D'ailleurs, il y a un parc près du immeuble, vous pouvez admirer la vue de Lyon. Dans l'appartement, il y a trois chambres, un salon, une cuisine, une terrasse, deux salle bains et un lavoir. Nous habitons au sixième étage donc nous montons par l'ascenseur. Ma chambre est petite avec un lit pour une personne, un bureau, une chaise, une commode et une armoire. Bien que la chambre est moins petite que ma chambre à Taïwan, elle est assez grande pour moi ici. Et le loyer n'est pas cher.
    December 17, 2017
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    July 1, 2014
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    Double Income Families-2 Another positive facet to growing up in a double income family is that children have opportunity to learn how to be independent and prevent them from parents’ overprotection as well. Some people might argue that growing up with parents help their psychological development. Regarding with this, I would like to retort that most of developed countries provide parental leave until children is 3 years old. Through this policy, parents still can keep current jobs and accompany with children until 3 years old which is the most important period toward one’s psychological development. In conclusion, I would like to restate that I personally believe that the benefits of double income families override its drawbacks. Furthermore, people’s concern with without parents’ company during children’s childhood can be solved through applying for parental leave.
    May 18, 2014
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    Double Income Families-1 Double income families are prevailing in modern society. Some people argue this family style make children grow up under parentless environment while some believe children obtain abundant resource if they live in affluent families. However, in this essay, I would like to contend that the advantages of living in double income family outweigh its disadvantages. Firstly, it is undeniable that double income families can provide more financial support compared with the normal household which merely one parent works. Double income families could invest more money on children’s education to gain quality resource. Furthermore, some families can’t afford all household expenditure if one of them is take care of children at home. As a result, I believe that double income families are necessary to exist for some households’ economic status.
    May 18, 2014
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    IELTS Task 1-1 Given are three bar charts comparing the average years of school, number of scientists and technicians and research &development expenditure among developing and industrialized countries in 1980 and 1990. In term of the number of average years of schooling received, in 1980, people in industrialized area gained approximately 8 years education in average while people in developing area merely received 2 years education in average. After 10 years, the gap had widened slightly with 11 years in industrialized countries and 3 years in developing countries. As for the number of scientists and technicians, there are similar trend as first graph has been seen. For industrialized countries, the number was around 42 scientists and technicians per 1,000 people in 1980, and then had increased to 70 people in 1990. However, developing area merely saw slight progress from 10 people per 1,000 people in 1980 to 18 people in 1990. Finally, regard with R&D investment, affluent countries, around 150 billion dollars in 1980 and 350 billion dollars in 1990 were been invested. Conversely, in less affluent countries, only 50 billion dollars in 1980 was spent and its investment even decreased half amount after 10 years. Overall we can see that industrialized countries implicated longer education period, fostered more scientists and technicians and invested more capital on R&D compared with developing countries.
    May 17, 2014
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    Nature or Nurture?-2 Furthermore, there are some research teams found out that gene will not be changed, but methylation of DNA will be influenced by diet habits and living environment which might cause different diseases such as cancers and melancholia. From this research consequence, one of identical twin has psychological disease, which tell us personality still can be have dramatic change as human getting older. Clearly, nurture factor is more important than natural gene toward personality development. In conclusion, I would like to restate that I believe that environment have greater affect people more than decided it by gene. Not only identical twins might have distinct characteristics, but also their psychological status might be changed due to later lifestyle.
    May 11, 2014
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    Nature or Nurture?-1 The issue of whether personality development is influenced by gene more compared with be affected by nurtured environment or not is contentious. Since personality traits and their cause are virtually impossible to quantify, it is difficult to analysis the relation between personality development and environment factor. In this essay, I would like to argue that environment factors have greater influence on ones characteristics. My point of views is as follows. According to some parents who have identical, there are have different views toward their twins’ personalities. Some said their identical twins have similar personality and preference while some observers that their twins have opposite characteristics with almost exact same look. As a result, we can figure even identical twins that have with the same genes might still be attributed distinct traits, not to mention that parents opinions or survey result of twins is objective or not. Therefore, I personal believe gene is not the main factor to affect human’s personality.
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    我在台湾第一次开车的时候(经验) (第2部分)

    那天晚上下班以后,我收集鼓起了我的勇气,慢慢地驶出停车库,开向晚上高峰时段的交通(开向晚上尖峰时段的路段)。我立刻被好像数以百计的摩托车曲折环绕我身边包围。我在往饭店的方向前进了,越希望不要撞倒到任何人,越试图融入车阵中交通。一段时间后,我觉得事情进展得相当好,正并试图放松时。这时候,我注意到,这条道路越走越窄。

    不久,没有空间上车的两侧(我车子的两侧的空间窄到无法开车门),在我面前只有摩托车,在我后面还有更多的摩托车。然后我意识回想到,我曾开到只有摩托车的道路!我想到象在那一天,一定有许多台湾人不知道觉得是哪个谁是疯狂的外国人驾驶他的汽车在到摩托车车道。最后,我终于返回到正常的道路,发现去回到前往我的饭店的路线。当我进入饭店房间时,我拿著车钥匙全身颤抖、面色苍白、但拿着车钥匙,但我的妻子和孩子们欢呼雀跃。我成功了!

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    哈哈 看你描述台湾的交通状况,觉得好有趣。连我自己都不敢在台湾开车上路...你真的很勇敢。XDD

    而且你开进机车道其实还好...还有机车骑士不小心骑进高速公路,那才是真的夸张...

     

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    Birth Rates in China and the USA A glance at the graph provided reveals the obvious similarity birth trend between China and the USA during the period from 1920 to 2000. It is evident that the fertility of both countries were fluctuated from 1920 to 1955, and then declined steadily in the latter 45 years. Increasing from approximately 10 percent in 1920, China’s birth rate then plunged to 5 percent in 1940s. The following 5 years saw a considerable raise to 20 percent in 1955, which had reached the peak in historical record of this figure. After 1950, there was a significant drop to around 9 percent in 1955, and then had kept steadily decreasing until in 2000. The US birth rate, meanwhile, fluctuated at somewhere between 10 percent and 15 percent during the period from 1920 to 1940. Likewise, the US birth rate had fallen to the lowest rate at 4 percent in 1945, and then went to highest record by 15 percent in 1950. During the latter half of this century, the US birth rate had declined gradually every year until at 7 percent in 2000. It is interesting to note that the fertilities of both countries were comparable before 1950. However, after 1950, the gap between two countries was widened with 5 percent difference.
    May 10, 2014
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