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Hi,my name is Joy.I'm from China .I'm now studying in Adelaide,so I want to improve my English.I would like to find someone who can help me.I would also like to help you learn Chinese.Thank you!
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- Can you please check this article? Thank you! I have studied in Australia for about two months. Compare the way I am learning here in Australia with the way students learn in my country, I find some similarities and some differences. Firstly, students know lots of knowledge by memorizing in my country. Teachers consider memorization as a momentous part of learning. But in here, teachers more likely to make us find the truth by ourselves. They are encouraged us to consider things in different ways and think doing is the most important things in learning. Secondly, in china, teachers check my assignment every day. They afraid that I am not conscientiousness enough to do my homework. In Australia, teachers don’t like to check my homework because they think I respect to study and they trust I have strong belief to do my assignment every day. Thirdly, I study independently most of the time in China. Compare with China, we always do some cooperative work. They like us to work together and strong our cooperation.October 23, 201630
- HOW TO MAKE THIS ARTICLE MORE INTERESTING? The yellow-footed rock wallaby is regarded to be one of the most handsome marsupials. Its scientific classification is Petrogale Xanthopus and it is formerly known as the ring-tailed wallaby. It pelage is grey-brown with a yellow tail banded with dark rust colored stripes. It also has yellow forearms and yellow feet. Unfortunately, the beautiful markings also led to large numbers of wallabies being killed in the 1800s and early 1900s for their pelts. The skin on a yellow-footed rock wallaby’s feet is thick and rough so that it can grip onto sleep surfaces and not slip. This proves invaluable when it is hopping between boulders and crevices. Yellow-footed rock wallabies live in semi-arid areas in rocky outcrops and ranges. Due to the arid environment they live in, food choices are limited. These rock-wallabies feed on grasses and fallen leaves. As daytime temperatures often hit 40 Celsius, the wallaby is mainly nocturnal, sheltering in caves and overhangs during the day. They can go for long periods without water but when it’s hot will travel many kilometers to drink. Yellow-footed rock wallabies also have their really interesting and personality and their well-being a lot.August 14, 201600
- Journal On Tuesday, we went to the central market to have a tasks. This is my first time went to the Adelaide’s central market, It’s totally different from the central market in China. In China’s central market, there are many people shouting and talking there, all the people are very busy and have no time to talk with you. But in Adelaide’s central market, people are all very hospitable to you and would like to answer the question you asked. They are so friendly that when they saw our group’s boys , they said ‘Hi, PAC boys!’. So fun! When we went to the Italian shop, we found many pasta such as macaroni, ravioli, medium shells, rotini and spaghetti. We ask the stuff some questions. She said the shop has been on for about ten years and the shop normally opens at 7:00 a.m. and closes at 5:30 p.m. She also said she loved this job, I think it’s pretty good to work the job that you like. We also asked the customer some questions. She said she would like to buy some coffee bees and pasta source, her husband loved Italian food very much and she liked to cook it because it doesn’t need a lot of food materials. We tasted a lot of food when we walked in the market. We tasted goat cheese. It was too salt and looked stale, so I didn’t like it. We also tasted chai in a tea shop. I think it’s a type of red tea and smells very good. It tasted a little bit bitter, but after the bitter, you can taste the sweet of the tea. I think it’s really a funny and interesting journey!August 7, 201610
- impacts on my life(pie charts) There are many things that have influenced my life.as shown in my pie chart, my family have had the most important influence on me. I have learned never give up from them. When I meet failure, I will make up my determination to get over it. My friends also have an impact on my life. They are so patient to me, helping me and solving many problems for me. Some cooperation also make we become more united, more profound feelings. You can see that I’ve had 20 percent ‘experiences’ included in my chart. This is because some of the experiences made me know the true meaning of life. For example, when I took part in a charity activity, I can see some people living in hardship which makes me value my life and how hard I have to work to get there. I think media also have impacted my life. When I see some hot current affairs, I can know more about today’s life and won’t make me fall behind the trend of the times . All of this things have made me who I am today.August 6, 201610

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