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hi, i'm Jasmine, from China. i major in English in college. Hope to improve my language skill and make some friends! and if you like reading, you can contact me! i can also help you with Chinese!
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    what does "that" refer to in this sentence? Hello, here's the sentence: And yet, such digging becomes easier if we start from the assumption that in every tool we create, an idea is embedded that goes beyond the function of the thing itself. what does "that" refer to here? Is it equal to "...an idea that is embedded goes beyond...."? thank you!
    July 22, 2017
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    BTW that's a GREAT song!
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    October 20, 2016
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    "to" or "by"? Hello, Richard Hawley wrote in his song The Ocean: You lead me down, to the ocean so lead me down, by the ocean Could you tell me what's the difference between "to" and "by" ? thank you very much!
    October 20, 2016
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    It's almost as if Hello, Here's a line from Friends when the chair stucked at the door: Rachel: What took you so long? Ross: It's almost as if this wasn't built for a quick getaway. What's the meaning or function of "It's almost as if"? Does that equals to "It seems like"? Thanks in advance:)
    October 4, 2015
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    one quick question Can "overcrowded" describe people rather than some places? I met with this sentence today "the prisoners are overcrowded". But i didn't find this usage in my dictionary. So is the sentence wrong or it's OK to say it in this way too? Wish someone can give me an answer. thank you in advance.
    September 14, 2015
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    what is "a mug/cup of Joe"?? Would you please tell me who is "Joe"?
    February 11, 2015
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    what's the difference between these two expressions? "It was now easier for her......" and "It was now being made easier for her......" Please tell me what's the difference. Thank you!
    January 21, 2015
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    please help me! The sentence "It was as much of a success as we had hoped" is correct. Why can't say "it was a success as much as we had hoped"?
    December 11, 2014
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    what does this sentence mean? His eyes were darting and furtive and you disbelieved him before he even opened hjs mouth. Does that mean you disbelieved him until he opened his mouth or you disbelieved him even though he opened his mouth? Can somebody explain this part for me? thank you very much!
    November 12, 2014
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    check out my first English poem In the alley of my mind I stare the warmness of your hand I throw the rotten food left in the kitchen Next Friday the agony will come to an end
    October 30, 2014
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