My home town Chengdu---A City When You Come You Will Never Leave

A few years ago the goverment of Chengdu invited a very famous director to make a short film to popularize this city with long history .In the last sight of this film,there were some words very marked printing on the scream (did you mean: "In the end of the film you can see a coulourful sign saying"?): Chengdu---A City When You Come You Will Never Leave.Why? What's so special thing about this city?- somebody may ask. Yes! This city have has it’s personality?/ special charm individual characteristic. You can find age-old Chinese life style,you can see Panda, which is the cutest animal in the world,you can eat the most delicate delicious(?) Chinese food such as the famous dishes “Gong bao Chicken” and hotpot. Certainly, the people in this city is are very friendly,they like to drink tea in the park to chat about the intersting things happenning aroud the world. There are a lot of historical sites from 5000 years ago to 100years ago in this city. You can find a huge change everwhere. In some areas of the city you can see very moden building and very fashionable people like in the most developed city in the world. In this city,you can find old Chinese mysteries,also you can feel moden Chinese high speed developing. The people who live leave in the city say they are the most happiest people in the world,if you come here you will never leave.

 

Sounds like a lovely city!

Take care

Book fair 2015

INTRODUCTION

The book fair is the most important place, (defining relative clause- no comma) where you can find a variety of publishers and buy books which are cheaper than in books shops. The fair is situated in Palermo, in La Rural and it is 41 years old. The book fair begins from the 23rd April to 12nd May. (begins on... ends, lasts 2 weeks from ... to, takes place from to)

During the first days, the fair is not open to public, because the owner of the publishing houses and people, who work there, are meeting for business and they explain what their employers (employees, maybe? - people who work for them) have to do in the fair. Then, people can go to visit the fair. This place is well worth visiting because students, teachers and people who want to enjoy reading or they can do different activities, for instance, attend stands and lectures. (In the second part there should be one or two verbs? students etc do what?)

On the seventh of May we met there searching for useful material for us to develop our classes. The first place we visited was the information stand. There we received the map of the place, a newspaper that contained the most suitable information and some brochures related to the fair schedule. It was divided in different sections which were called streets. Each street had a colour and a number that indicated the place where you wanted to visit. There, we went to the English publishers´stand to check in the material they were offering this year. Among them we could find Richmond Editorial, Macmillan, Ediba, Pearson and Kel Ediciones, it was the crowdest busiest place, where we found some interesting teachers´magazines and two of ower(?)teachers. Unfortunately, we were not very welcomed, the personal were very busy trying to sell their products to the people, so we could not interrupt them very much with our questions.
After that, we decided to go to the other section and we had to pass through a tunnel. In these sections, we could find the most important activities like lectures, the stands of different editorials. The most important radios had their transmissions with their journalists in the on air.

Apart from that, there were some stands which offered to us some courses. So, we completed a paper with our details and then they explained why it was important to us to do the course. Later, the promoters gave us some presents.

 

Sounds like a fun event!

Take care

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I left my job

I quit my job yesterday. From my/the interview to now, it has been/ has passed past a more than a half of a month. Until ( did it happen before yesterday or only yesterday? in the latter case you can just say "Yetserday at midday manager..") midday of yesterday, the manager told me that being one of their employees I must pay them tuition fee for  training , the fee was 6000 yuan, which was about 1000 dollars. Oh my god! My major is human resourse management, it is responsible for providing employees with staff training in to my knowledge, isn't it? Didn't i have a class of major seriously when in uni?

During the conversation between the manager and me, she talked all the time, I just responded "eh, ok" and nodded my head. And the manager wanted me to fill in a/the labour contract today. After leaving the work place yesterday, I kept thinking why manager did that unitl (again not clear which tthime period do you mean?) now. Because is the organization napa store rahter than direct store so that tey main point is to make money not only those families with toddlers but also employees? (can you rephrase this sentence? it's a bit unclear) 
Anyway, I decided to quit this job. by night yesterday, I sent an email to her to inform her that I was not suited for this job.

I spent several days with adorable children, it is pity for me to leave them. But I don't like this management way which is selfish. Now, I would like to be a volunteer teacher in Thailand. However, I am not sure. I think I need to make a detailed plan.

 

Good luck in your future endevours!

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