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Hello,everyone who is reading this self-introduction. I am looking forward to make acquaintance with somebody from a far strange country. I am a Chinese girl from Qingdao Shandong, you can call me Carlie. I work in an electric company. In my spare time, I like reading novels, sometimes i tend to participate in outdoor sports, like climbing. I am interested in history, i am easily attracted by mysterious history stories.
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    How to read this date in British English: 20th April, 1987? I knew one way is "the twentieth of April, nineteen eighty-seven", any other read method?And in American English, it reads "April the Twentieth, nineteen eighty-seven". My another question is if people usually use "the" before twentieth in oral English(both American and England)?
    April 22, 2017
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    the difference between "in regard to", "in regards to" and "with regard to" 1. "in regard to "or "in regards to" ? which one is right ? 2. Is there any difference between the "in regard(or regards) to" and "with regard to"
    August 25, 2016
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    when learning English, how to distinguish difference of words with similar meaning For example, "carriage" and "wagon" both mean a kind of vehicle with four wheels, "stubborn " and "obstinate" can both used to describe someone who insist on his opinion. Can we use it at liberty ? if not, how to distinguish the difference? Because for some words, I really can't find any difference.
    August 8, 2016
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    Our company shuttle bus Do you agree with your company's value? Do you think the place where you work is good enough for work and life? Are you satisfied with your company's benefits? Today, I have to get it off my chest about my company’s shuttle bus. My company locates in the center of the city, while most of the employees live far from the downtown and near the suburb. In my city, traffic jam in commuter time is very serious, so the company runs shuttle bus for the employees, which is so kind. But as company’s expansion, more people are employed and move to live along the bus route, which causes we usually can’t get on the bus when it comes to our station since the latest one month. I have to go out to wait for the bus 30 minutes earlier in the morning, because we organized to queue up for the bus, and only the first 9 or 10 people can get on. Many times, I have been refused to get on the bus, and have to try to find another way to go to work and undoubtedly be late. We tried to feedback the problem to the administration staff of the company, and they promise to add a bus for us. But one month passes, the bus is still out of sight.
    June 29, 2016
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  • Answered
    Thank you, Susanne and Jmat, now I'm more sure about it.
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    June 28, 2016
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    about "long time no see" Is "long time no see" a chinglish sentence? I don't think it is. I hope to know if native English speaker use it?
    June 28, 2016
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  • Posted
    Where will science process take us to I didn't like watching science fiction film before, I don't know why, maybe because I think it too far from reality. Recently, I'm reading a book named《Sapiens: A brief history of humankind》, and today I read a report which states some opinions of the book’s author Yuval Harari about what science and biology development will bring with us in the 21th century. Suddenly I thought what is described in the fiction movie may come true one day. Maybe someday we can depend on robots to do all the physical works for us. But when that day comes, what will happen to human beings? Yuval Harari tells that when the science and biology technology is highly developed, people may change the natural rule that men must die. And human’s job like doctor and driver should be replaced by intelligent robot. Sound glorious future? No. The author thinks on that occasion, more contradiction will break out. Only the rich people can get the opportunity to extend their life, and with the intelligent robot taking people’s job, those who lose their jobs may become the useless ones, maybe abandoned by the country. What a big shock to me! I have always been taught that science progress will push the economy development, and improve people’s lives. Though we have to admit that the human history is full of invasion and conquer and inequity. People started a war for various reasons, religion, racism etc, but the essential purpose is for seizing resources, I believe. However, contemporary people are different, as we have more sense of humanism. We’re clear about what are we doing, we’re caring more about human’s right, we’re making laws to norm people’s behavior in many research field. Yuval Harari also said the purpose he made such a bad assumption was to arouse the attention of humanist about this problem.
    June 24, 2016
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  • Answered
    I found that there are many corrections for the Chinese article that are submitted, but to the English article, there are rare corrections commonly.
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    June 17, 2016
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    Practice for English Writing-3 Today, I feel more energetic since I slept early yesterday night. Sleep is so important to human beings. Nowadays in China many young people tend to work or play very late at night which I think is so harmful to health. But sometimes we have to do such things especially for work reason. We know, China is a developing country and the pace of economy development is fast, young people in the city have to struggle to earn a good life.
    June 17, 2016
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    how to call a foreigner's name,should we call the first name or the family name? I think there may be different convention to call a person's name for a friend or a person not so acquainted with in America or Britain. For example, Tom Cruise, will a friend call him Tom or Cruise, and what about a people we're not familiar with him? Also, when I first know an American or British friend, how should I call him or her, the first name or the family name?
    June 17, 2016
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