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    Which is correct? "on the back of the bus" or "in the back of the bus"? A grammar book says that we can use "in the front /in the back of a car" and "on a bus". What should I say if I want to combine "I was on a bus" and "I was sitting on the back seat" together? Can I say "I was sitting in the back of the bus"?
    November 20, 2014
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    What's the difference between "for -ing" and "to..."? I have one question. English grammer in Use says, '1.In these examples "to ..." tells us the purpose of something: why somebody does something, has something, need something etc., or why something exists' and '2.You can use "for -ing" or "to ..." to talk about general purpose of something'. But it also says '3.we do not use "for -ing" to say why somebody does something'. It seems a little conflict between rule1,2 and rule3. Or rule 3 just represents to us that 'why somebody does something' isn't one of 'general purpose of something'?
    November 13, 2014
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    By the way, both 妻子 and 太太 can be used to introduce your wife. 老婆 also has the same meaning.
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    November 8, 2014
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    "太太" also has Mrs. mean. For example, "陳太太" means Mrs. Chen.
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    November 8, 2014
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    what does "would hate" mean here? The following sentence is from a book I read. Poor David! I would hate to heve been in his position. What does "would hate" mean here?
    November 7, 2014
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  • Commented

    Gillian, thank you for your comment. I have just checked the word randy on the dictionary, and have found that its meaning is not so good too. I'll tell my colleague about this, and tell him the other names which you recommended.

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    November 5, 2014
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  • Commented

    Romy, it is Ren2 da2.

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    November 5, 2014
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    Sonia, I don't know why. I will talk with him about the question. Maybe he think Renda is not a common English name.

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    November 5, 2014
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    Mike, Thank you for your reply. I will tell him your opinion. He will determine if he choose Randy as his name.

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    November 5, 2014
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    English name My colleague wants to make an English name. The pronunciation of his Chinese name is like "ren da". Is there any suitable English name? The pronunciation is the closer the better. He also wants the name has a good meaning in English.
    November 5, 2014
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