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I will be the representitive of my department in the college graduation day, so I truly appreciate someone who can correct my words. thank you.

It is amazing that all of us will graduate from here, we are all graduating from Fu Jen University, from  in the department of English language and literature. Unbelievable, right? For starters, I am grateful   I feel a lot of gratitude towards to my classmates.  Because of you, I loved studying in Fu Jen. As a transform sophomore transfer student, I was afraid that I would not make any friends. of having no friends, to a certain degree, when I was a sophomore, but actually no. Instead, I would like to say that I make I made a lot of friends here that I truly appreciate, and all of you have touched my life in some way or another.  Being with my colleagues has been is wonderful. -- absolutely wonderful!   I have special memories of  preparing Especially when prepared the graduation play last year, as well as and every time we needed to stay overnight together for to study studying literatures. In addition, I would want to represent all of the graduates in thanking  to thank all of our professors. Because of our professors you, we were able to gain more knowledge and study more things that were out outside of book learning as well. It is utterly rare that we could study in the same department and met each other here, so that’s why We must cherish our relationships, because sharing these specific experiences is a rare gift.  this relationship. Finally, I wish hope all of the graduates can find what you like and continue on the path strive to achieve your dreams, as our graduation from Fu Jen University is a special accomplishment.

He governed between 1998-99, but he continued with his fight for (insert what his goals/ideals were). "Madiba", his nick name, means courageous, self-confident, and hard-working. He was full of virtue. Because of these qualities he won the Nobel Peace prize. I admire him greatly.

you are correct!

it is a subtle difference -- displaced means put into a different space -- for example, when water overflows a cup, it is called "displacement". It suggests a different space than the one it was originally in/part of. This paragraph that you quoted is highly theoretical, by the way. It is "graduate school theory" -- people normally do not talk this way in normal conversation -- it is very "academic."

good questions, they are confusing. in #1: "I have the same problem as you have" is the complete idea. "My book is the same as yours" is because you are referring to an object: your book/my book I have the same book as your book. "My taste in music is the same as yours (your taste in music)!" -- Also means "We like the same music!" The only time you use "you" is if referring to the person: "I have the same ailment as you (have)"

road trip is more informal -- it suggests people getting together, somewhat unplanned but it could be planned, to drive to a destination. People listen to music, eat snacks, and generally relax during a road trip. Suzanne is right about the self-guided tour -- it is more structured with an audio guide.

I had my phone in my hand because I wanted to show everybody (demonstrate) that this item (PICOwatt) works to turn lights off or on. I was not certain that it could work!

Although opinions vary, is my firm conviction that university classes should be optional for students.