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I grew up in Wisconsin, USA, but I've lived in a couple other states as well. I love Jesus and am so glad He is my Savior. I am a receptionist at a Chiropractic office and a Bible School student. I am learning Chinese because I love learning languages and I think it is fascinating. I am looking for Mandarin speakers to practice conversation with and I am happy to help those who are learning English.
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Jenny Chen
Chinese (Mandarin)
Nov 21, 2015
Thank you for your high comment, Christi. You have a good Chinese foundation and your pronunciation is good as well, just need to put them into use by speaking and using them as much as possible.
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    April 27, 2016
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    April 27, 2016
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    我的天 （不是真的） 5：15上午起床。起床以后我先洗澡。 然后穿衣服。 然后洗脸。 然后刷牙。 然后梳头发。 然后我跟我的弟弟一起吃早饭。 然后我开车去学校。 要上五节课： 数学， 英语， 中文， 音乐， 和科学。 我最喜欢中文课。 我最不喜欢英语课因为我已经知道英语， 所以我觉得英语课很无聊。3：30下午放学。 然后我开车回家。
    April 27, 2016
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    I'm not sure if I understand your question completely, but lots of verbs can have the "-ing" ending (maybe all, I can't think of any that aren't able to have that ending), and "to - verb" is the infinitive form. You can say, "I want to stop." "Or I am stopping." "I need to remember." "I am remembering a little." "I need to walk so I can lose weight." "I am walking right now." When you use, "to - verb" you need to put another verb before it such as "need" "able" or "want". When you use the "-ing" ending for verbs you need to use a "be" verb before it, such as: "is" "am" "was" "has been" "are"...etc. There may be some exceptions but I can't think of any right now. I hope this helps!
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    April 25, 2016
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    Hi! #1. "Ain't I?" is an alternative, however it is very informal and technically not proper grammar from my understanding (I am a native English speaker). I would say to only use it among close friends your age or younger. #2. Negatives questions tags in full form are more formal but not so formal that you couldn't to use them in informal situations.
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    April 25, 2016
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    December 7, 2015
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    我有比较多兄弟姐妹 我的家庭很大。我有两个哥哥，两个弟弟， 和三个妹妹。 我最老的哥哥工作跟电脑。他很聪明。 我的二十年岁哥哥是大学生， 他也上班工作一个天每周。现在我有一个妹妹是谁不住在我们的家。她学习希伯来语在一个希伯来语学校。但是在六个周她会回家。昨天一个我的弟弟和一个我的妹妹去辩论赛。他们赢了。 一个我的弟弟很喜欢数学。我最年轻的妹妹是七年岁。 English: My family is very big. I have 2 older brothers, 2 younger brothers, and 3 younger sisters. My oldest brother works with computers. He is very smart. My 20 year old brother is a college student, and he works one day a week. Right now, I have a younger sister who is not at home. She is learning Hebrew at a Hebrew school. But in six weeks she will return home. Yesterday, one of my brothers and one of my sisters went to a debate competition. They won (It was team policy debating for a class in school). One of my younger brothers enjoys math. My youngest sister is seven years old. P.S. I'm sure that the bad grammar in this post would probably sound like fingernails scraping on a blackboard to a native speaker - but please bear with me - I need to start somewhere.
    December 6, 2015
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    What does 凡被 mean in the phrase "凡被造的”?
    November 29, 2015
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    昨天下雪了 今天很冷在我的城市。 昨天下雪了。 今天有雪在地上。我觉得雪很漂亮。一些天有冰在路，也开车很难， 不过我很喜欢雪。我不介意穿外套和帽子， 我太喜欢雪。 你们喜欢雪吗？
    November 22, 2015
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    November 22, 2015
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