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    difference between change in and change of Hi there, Here are two sentences below, could you pls tell me the why should I use 'in' rather than 'of' after the change? and why it uses 'on' but not 'about'. any difference? thank you. The sentence in my textbook is.. The table compares and contrasts data on the changes in the amount of income per quarter. For me, I would write.. The table compares and contrasts data ABOUT the changes OF the amount of income per quarter.
    August 18, 2015
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    Why people say Hip Hip Hooray after birthday song? Hi there, Could you please tell me why people say' Hip Hip Hooray' after birthday song? Is there a story or meaning behind it? Thanks
    July 23, 2015
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    help with oversight and monitor Hi Everyone, Could you please tell me what's the difference between oversight and monitor?? Thank you
    May 1, 2015
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    bother vs interrupt vs disturb what's the difference among bother, interrupt and disturb? Thank you.
    April 28, 2015
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    help with phrase of head Hi everyone, why do 'head up' and 'head down' mean 'go north' and 'go south'. Is there any difference between these 'head' phrase and 'go' phrase? Additionally, head over means go over , head inside means go inside, and head back means go back. Which ones are more common in your daily life? And how do you use 'head off' and 'head for'? Thanks
    April 25, 2015
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    Hi AL, For the 'name' and ' brother' questions,actually, there is no grammatical reason why native speakers drop them off...maybe just cuz we are lazy, when say 我哥哥，I know it means 我的哥哥. e.g. English speakers usually say barbecue as 'barbe' or comfortable as 'comfor'..people just drop a part off to make expression simpler. For 'time' question, it really depends on the context. Sometimes we must use 时候，sometimes only 时，and sometime both are ok. For the sentence, It's also a bit hard for me to understand though I'm a Chinese. Hope it helps
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    April 25, 2015
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    I think...say Registration Day as 注册日 is more common for me. 登记日 is Ok. It can be understood, but kind of weird for me.
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    April 25, 2015
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    Looking for English-Chinese language exchange partner Hello guys, I am looking for an English native speaker to do a language exchange. I'm a Chinese and I'm living in Australia now. I can do basic conversation but I am not fluent enough, so I'd like to find a partner to improve my speaking. I can help your Chinese in return.
    April 23, 2015
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    what's the difference between awkward and embarrassed? what's the difference between awkward and embarrassed? Thanks
    April 23, 2015
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    What's the "impressive" meaning in these sentences? Hey guys, Could you please tell me what's the meaning of impressive in the following context? 1. Your English is impressive 2. Your are preparing GMAT? Clever girl! I'm impressive. Thanks
    April 19, 2015
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