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    Employment system

    -Which is a bigger priority, work or family?

    In my case, my biggest priority is family. I have two younger brothers. We are very close, because my mother often told us, "Siblings are nice to each other and work altogether." We grew up to following those words. My mother passed away about 10 years ago. We had sad and hard experiences but overcame hardship in life each other together.


    -What are the advantages and disadvantages of the lifetime employment system?

    I think the advantage is secure security and the disadvantage is boring boredom in the life.
    There is a climate culture of the lifetime employment system in Japan but that is fraduatelly gradually change changing the enployment system these days.
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    April 15, 2017
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    The word "grip" is commonly used to refer to the traction, or friction, that a car's tires have on the road.
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    August 30, 2016
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    What I have to do in university life

    Two years in my university life have already passed.
    I did not expect that time passed to pass so fast when I enrolled in my university.
    I learned about not only studying but many things.

    At first, I would like to talk about aspect of the studying aspect. (no grammatical error here, just easier to understand this way)
    Economics sometimes seems to be a difficult topic, but I feel like it is one of the most interesting subjects and very important for our lives because it is connected to our lives deeply.
    For example, buying and selling something things are basic economic activities. I want to talk about economics but there is not enough time tonight, so I refrain from talking about it.
    I just want to keep studying about economics as far as possible in university.
    This is my first conclusion.

    Next, I want to be like a native English speaker.
    I want to speak in English clearly and logically, and I want to talk to people who have different backgrounds and cultures all over the world because I can know a lot of ways of thinking.
    I am struggling to study English and I know that it takes for a long time to be fluent, but I do not want to give up until I will be said asked "Are you from America?" by native speakers in the future.


    Really impressed by this entry. Looks like your efforts are not at all in vain.

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    February 15, 2016
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    12/18/2015

    I was pushed out of the helicopter. It was a freefall; my body plummeted toward the ground. “Ah…!” my heart was in my mouth.
    “Boom!” suddenly a force on my back jerked me and I was slowed dramatically slow down. The parachute on my back was open! Now, there was rushing wind and I was in the blue of the sky. Slowly, I swiveled slowly, and my eyes got focus on the greens and tiny houses on the ground.

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    December 19, 2015
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    When the words "taken to" are followed by a gerund, such as "wearing", it means that they have started to do that thing with regularity, like a new habit.

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    December 18, 2015
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    Whether to use "we" or "us" depends on whether we are the subject or object of the sentence. Use "we" if it's the subject and "us" if it's the object. Example: "Not only did we go to the museum, but we went to the park too." "It was not only us in the restaurant."
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    December 18, 2015
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    I'm not sure at all. Like I said, I just read it somewhere and I can't even remember where. I've also heard older people say that the term wasn't around before. But, I could be completely wrong. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that period works don't usually use entirely authentic language of the period they portray.
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    August 3, 2015
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