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大家好啊, 我叫李若君,我的Skype账号就是我的中文名发音li ruojun,我来自中国天津市,明年要去美国读书啦~\(≧▽≦)/~, 假如有小伙伴想要一个耐心地语言伙伴,可以联系我,希望你会英语。 我对于国外的诗词比较感兴趣,因为中国的诗词更注重韵律和格式,而国外的诗歌对这些方面要求往往不那么苛刻,这种差别很吸引我。 我还很喜欢看英剧和英国短剧与电影,假如你喜欢神秘博士,神探夏洛克,或是精灵宝钻,那就联系我吧。
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    Thank you, Richard:) Your example is very easy to understand. 

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    Thank you, for all of the anwsers. taking all your answers into consideration, the tense whatever the perfect or the present denpends on the context, but not only a simple word. So, I will read more to clear the difference between these tenses. THX.  

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    As a native chinese speaker, to learn korean is difficult for me as well, even though there are some similar pronunciation.just like the chinese word ''男票'' which means boyfriend, and the pronunciation of "男票" in korean (a little bit difference exactly, in chinese is ''nanpiao'' in ''korean'' is ''lanpiao'') means husband or couple. When i learn how to speak french(I had given up already because of the female and the male word ),the similar pronunciation to the english confused me a lot. So maybe learning chinese as a single language will be helpful. In contrast to Korean, Japanese has the similar characters to the chinese which has a totally different pronunciation just like the word "写真". That's why chinese can read some japanese word, but can't understand what they say. And just like the shevelen said the grammer is different, it is a big problem. however, since you have learned korean well, you are able to learn chinese as well. Because there are so many chinese partner in italki. And I believe the chinese is much easier than korean.
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    October 4, 2015
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    Thank you, peachey, there is a question confusing me.

    Sorry, I (miss) the bus - I'm going to be late.

    I (miss) the bus and then I (miss) the aeroplane as well!.

    I need to use the proper tense of ''miss'' to fill in the blanks.

    But i do not notice the difference between these two sentences and there are no "since" or "for" in them as well.

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    October 4, 2015
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    if you say it to your girlfriend, and you means I am waiting for you. 我在等着你。 if you say it to you common friend, and you means, where are you. 我在找你,你在哪儿?
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    October 4, 2015
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    I don’t know whether the native english speaker make this question or not. But as a learner, I also always make the similar question to yours. 

    And as a native chinese speaker, when I speak chinese, I make this kind of mistakes as well. For example, two chinese word  "玉" and "珏" they looks very similar. But the pronunciation is totally different. In this case, we may be confusing about the pronunciation as well.

    Hope the native speaker answer the question.   

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    October 4, 2015
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    Grammar Question

    Today I do some grammar exercise on this website

    http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/grammar-exercises.html ;

    I think the past simple and the present perfect are similar. Because without the content it is difficult to define which tense should be used. My teacher once taught me  in a sentence with a ''since'' or ''for'' , the present perfect or the past perfect is better than the simple tense.  Is that right?

    However, in the website's exercise, the pefect and the simple tense can not be told apart only by this clue. Whatever, is there any specific word to help me differentiate them?

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