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- Personal Statement for Oral English Class and Application As we all know, the status of English in this world is irreplaceable, especially for those who are getting higher education than the regular like us and who desire to keep improving and not just settle for a couple of trophies in their countries like thousands of successful businessman. If you want to share your ideas, your thoughts and your achievements to the world in wide international stages, you’d better to do well in your English. I like English, and it’s not only because of its significance but also the convenience it brings to me. For example, when I’m watching American TV Series, English that I have learned to some extent releases my eyes since I cannot stare at the bottom of the screen all the time to watch translations. So not matter for academic needs or personal hobbies, I definitely need to learn English well. However, traditional English education in china always emphasize on reading and writing. From primary school to high school, even in college, there are little chances to learn and practice our oral English in class. Although many clubs in college have been formed to do things like these and I do participate in some of them, it’s kind of different feeling between talking with schoolmate in English and with a real English native speaker. Now, it’s the time, and all I have to do is garb it. Wilford once said, “That which you persist in doing becomes easier, not that the nature of the thing has changed, but that your ability to do it has increased.” As for this class, it told us that owning fluent oral English will be never easy for any learner, but the more you speak, the more you listen and the more you experience, the easer is English for you. I will treasure every class I have to practice my speaking English and keep practicing, and try to improve my English to another level. Could anyone correct it for me? Thanks a lot! :)March 11, 201610
什么是自私自利? 看专业词汇,我们能找到很多解释:私心,利己损人,无视社会和周围的利益。
我们每个人都有一点自私。我想回顾想起来俄国作家拉斯普京瓦伦丁的话,他说:“没有爱的邻居,我们谁都不要!”
以我所见,柳眉是个最很神秘而且有趣的人物。我觉得柳眉自私。这是最糟糕的人的素质之一,特别是机灵的智能加上则哲之明(不太理解你想说什么)。她不是愤怒的(愤怒是生气的意思,用在这里上下文不通顺啊),很可能是好的人很可能是个好人,但她不会珍视她的友谊只会使用利用。我觉得她玩人们就像玩玩具,随着凭借着她的智慧与美貌想要实现这个很简单。小说的 主人公索重阳描绘柳眉:“这个女人不仅有漂亮的外面表,还有优雅的气质,得体的谈吐,会体谅人,是那种可以作为红颜知已的女人。”谅想必她一定是个好的人类心理观察家(想必她一定十分擅长观察人的心理)。,人们变得无趣和不必要没什么用的时候,她就立刻忘记他们。小说的 主人公索重阳邀请柳眉吃饭的时候,她甚至不记得他的名字,但他却还认为自己是她的密友。
我认为柳眉没有真正的朋友。这是可以理解的,以为了友谊就要殉牺牲自己(的一些利益 ),但她不会。你的中文还是很流畅的,只是在一些细节上有些小错误需要完善一下,很棒,加油!
Ps.我很好奇你读的这是哪本小说啊?是中国的吗?
0 votedDecember 23, 20150@Mumtaz 17 years is a quite long time for me, haha:P. But this doesn't matter, and what really important is that it gives us an unique experience and a precious memory, which is the reason that it can be classic. I like it and almost all piano music 1900 played in it, and <Playing love> touchs me so much.
0 votedDecember 23, 20150- How to analyse this sentence's structure? I read it in the introduction of today. It's at the beginning of a paragraph and it talks about Sherlock. Here it is: A man for his time, then; for the detective himself was not above bludgeoning cadavers in dissecting rooms or attempting for no little time to transfix a dead pig with a harpoon in a butcher's shop, all in the pursuit of criminal knowledge. I even don't know whether I understand it correctly. How to analyse this sentence's structure? Thank you! :)November 29, 201520
Studying Chinese (confused about the past tense)
我全的生活(this sentence doesn't make sense,tell me what you want to say sothat I can help you),我对亚洲的文化有兴趣。当我还是孩子的时候,我听说过中国的文化和传说都特别神奇,所以我阅读了很多书关于中国很多关于中国的书并且看过很多中国的电影。我当时甚至开始练习武术,但是我现在忘记了。当我去过学校开始上学的时候,我就下决心开始学习一个门亚洲语言,所以我就有时学习了日语。但我终于实现了发现日语不是对我不对我的胃口,因为我觉得那个语言太复杂了。但是,我在去年再觉得我去年我觉得我还是应该学习一个门亚洲语言,所以我买了我的第一本中文书。依我看(我觉得 may be better here),甚至即使我的中文不好,但对我来说这个语言感觉很自然。我现在觉得学习中文是我最喜欢的爱好和我最重要的努力(I think ‘并且我会一直努力的’ is better here,but I'm not sure whether I got you)!
Hi, Jake! Your article is pretty good but you need pay attention to some details sothat you can make it more fluent. About the past tense, I think it's easier in Chinese than English. In Chinese tense is expressed by means of time expressions while in English it is expressed by the morphological changes of verbs, and you don't need to memorise all kinds of word changes. Use a past time adverbial appropriately, and then people will understand you. Hope it's helpful! :)
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