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Hi,everyone! I am Hurry Swift, a 19-year-old girl come from Hulun Buir, a splendid palce which is famous for the beautiful grassland,fresh air and other fantastic views.Last year,I graduated from senior high school,and became a member of Tongji University.Generally speaking,I am a hard-working student with a strong sense of responsibility.Especially when I do what I love.Just like English opera,Chinese poems and Maths.If u wanna learn Chinese,u can just leave me a message.(As a mainlander I've been learning Chinese for already more than 10 years now,hahaha) I really want more people to enjoy the charm of Chinese culture.Thank you for reading my profile :)
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    if u wanna mean turn back back and head back have no difference at all. However, back has more meanings.
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    May 2, 2017
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    This question is hard to answer. As you can see, a lot of people who can not reach 100 percent in writing and pronunciation in their native language. However, there're still some wonder smart people are highly proficient in many languages.

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    April 22, 2017
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    April 22, 2017
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    haha
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    June 17, 2016
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    Of course there is a lot of ways to practise your spoken English and even make it as frequent as native speakers without any accent. But at first, you have to know, if you wanna pratice with anybody, the most important is working harder than others. In my opinion, you can visit some professional websites to ask for help, such as "Language Exchange Community", youtube and so on. Besides, there are still some useful tips: 1. Change the system language of your laptop and mobile devices into English. 2. Stop reading all Chinese-language news. Stop using Renren, Weibo, WeChat, Zhihu…think of it as detox. 3. Don't listen to Chinese music. 4. Listen to podcasts. Don't watch movies or TV shows; shows without Chinese subtitles may be hard to find. And don't waste your time trying to find them, just ignore them and focus on what's easily available, like podcasts. 5. Remember: you don't understand Chinese. Chinese characters (hanzi) are just pictures to you. (I recommend this life-hacking strategy even if you're not planning to live or work abroad.)
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    June 17, 2016
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    “I graduated from senior high school three days ago.” is even much better. Because in English speaking countries, we do not usually use the present continuous tense to express something like that.
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    June 17, 2016
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    May 8, 2016
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    Diary of my life in Canada　May 8

    I went to my friend's house to watched "The newsroom".
    I realized that the native speakers often use idioms in this drama. Like "make sense", "turn out",  "get up with" and so on.

    We spent about an hour and a half to watch a episode.
    When we could't understand something, we stopped watching the drama and tried to figure out the story details.
    That's why we spent much more time than we had imagined.

    After we said goodbye, I went to the downtown and met up with other friends.
    we went to a pub and drunk. It took me a lot of time so I arrived home at around 1:00 AM.
    But I often go back home before 10:00.

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    May 8, 2016
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    If u wanna express"为什么你有钱，我却没有"in English, the correct form is "why do you have money,but I don't?" The subject in this sentence is YOU,u can not use DOES.
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    May 8, 2016
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    Hey!That's a cool question! u have to know,in China software developer is a tough job,so they always call themselves “程序猿” which translated in English is "code monkey".But if you want to know the official Chinese statement,u can just say"我是一名软件开发人员" or “我是一名软件工程师。” both of them is right.
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    May 7, 2016
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