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Camille
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Jun 29, 2017
Liusu has a great understanding of the English language. Her biggest barrier is pronunciation which can be easily conquered with practice
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    July 7, 2019
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    Learning another language to different types of learners Whether waching movies helps when someone is learning a language depends on whether or not he or she learns something from the movie they watch. It can be anything from the culture of which the movie has shown to basic vocabulary that the actors frequently use. An example is when I watched The Vampire Diaries, I learned the words such as vampire, stick, immortal, original, hybrid and so on approximately 50 new words. Either that, the situation I was in, or you can finish the whole season and still don't know what 'vampire' means. That is not a joke, it's what my friend and many others have experienced. And rather than calling it a disability in learning languages, I'd say it's a lack of interest. You can see many other cases like this, some people always tend to learn many things including a bit of the language from foreign movies they watch, while the others only remember the plot. It's something I've noticed in the course of learning English and I will go on to study what is the best way to learn a language for different types of learners.
    June 29, 2019
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    How to translate this sentense? Can anyone translate this into Chinese or just help me understand it by using simple English or giving some explanations and instructions. (ps: which country is the author(translator) possibly from? Is this written by an English-speaking native?) :ABC can address a completely ERP centric lean planning and execution process without interfaces to external IT components and therefore without non value adding interfaces monitoring efforts. Supporting lean principles and using the streamlined integration towards all ERP capabilities in the controlling, financial, purchasing, inventory management and production execution area is unique for ERP offerings. Thanks a lot for your help:)Just giving your ideas will be nice. And many thanks for your trying to help!
    November 3, 2018
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    Can you choose the correct answer and explain why 1. Your husband doesn't believe that you are older than (I, me ) 2. Maybe we're not as rich as (they, them), but I bet we're a lot happier. 3. There's no sense (in, of ) carrying on that way. 4. In the early days of frontier history, horse thieves were( hanged, hung) 5. She is one of those gifted writers who( turns , turn ) out one best seller after another. 6. Was it (she , her) you were talking about? 7. "Is it I who (is , am) the only friend you've got," she told him pointedly.
    May 1, 2018
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    Thanks for the answers. Now I know what a phonetic respelling is and that "s" is not always hissed.
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    May 1, 2018
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    1、我每天做作业要两个小时。 2、昨天交通堵了差不多一个小时。 3、Don't understand this one 4、我可能下个月去旅游/我下个月可能要去旅游 5、今天去公园的大概/差不多有300人 6、我听到他的话后都(快)要哭了/我听到他的话差点哭了 7、如果你不想去的话,我们可以呆在家里 8、我有空的话就帮你收拾房间
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    April 25, 2018
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    Is the letter "s" always hissed? I was reading Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis. It says that the letter"s"(or"S") is always hissed in phpnetic respellings. I don't know what "phonetic respellings" mean, thus I don't know if it is always hissed or is sometimes pronounced"z"in some words like "words" "wins" "tons" "owns" etc.
    April 25, 2018
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    美式英语:dumb it down

    Dumb it down 常是关于修改的推荐。比如你写了一个文章,用很多专业术语,你的朋友可以说:你应该dumb it down. 虽然听起来难听,但意思是你的文章或者你的演讲不容易明白。你没有犯错误但是不见得很多人会了解理解。我觉得这是很有用的建议。你应该尽量简单地解释复杂的话题。以前的老板告诉我,你解释很难的话题的时候,假装你的同事是小孩子,只能说明得非常清楚。而且你准备的时候,你的了解会改进,更深刻。

    我希望这对你有帮助。



    写的很中国范哦,我都怀疑你是中国人了

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    April 8, 2018
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    Smartphones Smartphones are becoming more and more indispensable in the 21st century, not only to the millennials, but those who are in their 50s and 60s. We have to admit that smartphones have made our life really convenient to some extent. We can litterally do anything with our smartphone. We can order food, taxi, make reservations for rooms, entertainment events and even shop online. With our smartphone, we don't even need to read any book or look up a dictionary, because we can just google! And within a second, what you are searching for will be right in front of yout eyes. However, for those who indulge in their smartphones, it can be really dangerous to their physical and mental health. Spending too much time with your cellphone means less time doing other things. You may lack time to do physical activities, to travel, to exercise and to hang out with friends. Yet all thses things are beneficial to our health Learning how to use our smartphone properly is an important lesson for all of us!
    April 8, 2018
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    What does passing out feel like? Have you ever passed out? Thanks for correcting my entry and you're welcome to join my topic. I'm going to tell what happened the other day. I donated my blood. I may have the blood phobia judging from what has happened to me that day. I passed out! To tell the truth, passing out isn't as easy and fun as I thought it had been. For before I did, I felt disgust looking at the needles and blood packages and breathing in the air on the bus. Suddenly I lost my awareness and fell over onto someone's shoulder. Though unconscious, I could still feel the pain when the doctors and nurses pressed hard against my Philtrum and somewhere near my wrist. I wonder whether it was because of the pain and the pressure that I cried or because it was the first time I passed out and I thought I was going to die of it or something else. Anyway I couldn't breathe well, and voices calling me to wake up seemed be be ignored by my unawareness. A few seconds later, I came to and could open my eyes, seeing the nurse waving her hand in front of my eyes and asking me if I could hear or see now. I felt a sense of mixture and tears began falling from my eyes. At last I want to say that day was the day I began to realize traditional Chinese emergency measures are workable. So I started to wonder what would a westerner do when they encounter such situations when they have not the items as"Philtrum" and other acupuncture points.
    April 2, 2018
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