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- 1. Wow it sounds great! But unfortunately, this shop is far from my home. That is to say, uh...I don't come here often. So maybe, I don't need this. If I live nearby, I would definitely be a member. Thank you. 2. Wow it looks great. A brilliant product actually. Fabulous! I would definitely purchase it if my husband allow me to spend much bucks today. Anyway, thank you. Maybe I will come to buy it someday.0 votedJune 28, 20161
- How to enhance my English listening? I am a Chinese senior high student who intends to attend a university in America. And I am preparing for my TOEFL and ACT. But I have trouble in listening. Take my TOEFL test as an instance, I can get 29 or 30 points in reading section. Whereas for listening part, I tend to obtain a low mark, usually 20 points approximately. Without the improvement in listening, it is formidable to break through 100 points in TOEFL test, which does not allow me to go to Yale school(my target). And I tried watching American movies and utilized a multitude of other approaches,. My listening facility, however, has not been enhanced a lot. For instance, I can easily understand "state-of-the-art" if this phrase just appears in front of my eyes. But if I merely hear this, without seeing it, it is possible that I can barely distinguish it. To put it in a nutshell, I need some methods to strengthen my listening ability. Thanks a lot.June 28, 201611
- I want some native phrases in English
I am an English learner. And I want to know if there is any spoken-English phrases such as " you can say that again." and "your guess is as good as mine." But I don't mean some dialects. Just some phrases which can be comprehended by any native speaker.
As many as possible, thank you.
Please briefly explain the meaning of phrases. I would appreciate it if you give some eg.s about how to use these phrases.
June 28, 201620 Glad to know that you want to learn Chinese.
I am a native Chinese who is studying English. Of the 3 sentences, " 你是好人" is completely correct. And also, this sentence is used by native speakers often.
1、The other two sentences, however, are not correct. Because "很" is a Adverb, something like "significantly" or "very". If I translate "你是很好人" into English, that is " You are very a good man." Evidently, it is not correct.
And if you wanna express that " you are a really good person." You should add "个"& “的”. 你是个很好的人.
Though 你个是很好的人 is entirely right, we native speakers do not speak like this often in that it is too long. We tend to say 你很好. That is enough to express.
2、你很好人(You very good man) is not correct as well. We can easily find that this sentence lacks a verb. Even if we add 是, it is still not right. Chinese cannot completely correspond with English. Hence it is sophisticated to explain why. Just like, we say 不要（bú yào）rather than 不要（bù yào) . And meanwhile, we say 不符合（bù fǔ hé）instead of 不（bú）符合.
Finally, wish you success in Chinese learning. And I am gonna take TOEFL exam(an exam for English) in 5 days. Let's proceed on the road of language learning together.
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