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    With the deepening increasing development of China's market economy, non-profit organizations have sprung up, vitally aiding society. to the whole society into a vitality,but However, at the same time, some criminals take advantage of their positions within these non-profits use their duties for in order to advance their own personal interests, seriously damaginged its the organization's social credibility in the process.

    Whether in developed or developing countries or developing countries, the mechanism of supervision within non-profit organizations supervision mechanism is not perfect. For especially China's especially, where non-profit organizations are in its their infancy, and lack of supervision will cause problems, China Chinese regulators need to strengthen the supervision of these non-profit organizations and in order to allow let Nnon-profits organizations to get back on track and flourish and not lose track of their purpose.
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    May 1, 2017
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    The Internet

    Nowadays, the Internet is used by all sorts of people, because in my opinion, it is very user-friendly—even for older people. For example, in my case, I spend a lot of time browsing different types of websites such as ones about travel, music, news, etc. 

    Currently, I am studying for a degree, and the Internet is very useful because I can access my class online and I can see my clasifications (I'm not sure what you mean by "classifications" here) online too.

    On the other hand, we could talk about the dangers of the Internet and above all, the issues with online security. We must take care of our personal data because there are a lot of security threats within networks and a lot of people who want do illegal things.

    To sum up, the Internet is very useful but very dangerous too. We must access it without being afraid but also with great care.
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    April 30, 2017
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    Difference between "aber" and "doch" (and "sodern") This has probably been asked before, but I'm very shaky on the difference between "aber" and "doch." I understand that "doch" is used in cases when someone makes a false assumption in the negative and you want to correct them. (e.g. "Kommst also nicht zur Party?" "Doch.") But I've also seen "doch" used in other statements like, "Doch das ist nicht richtig." Can "aber" be used here? I think I understand the difference between "aber" and "sodern" (which I translate as "but rather") but not between "aber" and "doch." Are there some general rules I can use to determine when to use each?
    April 30, 2017
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    I would agree with this. "You should know" has a bit of an accusatory tone in it: in this case, the "should" suggests that the person you are speaking to has done something wrong. In most cases, "should" can be used as a friendly suggestion. For example: "You should ride a bike to work in order to save gas." But here, in this context of "you should know," when it comes to knowledge someone does or does not have, it can come off as "you OUGHT to know, why don't you??" For example, if I ask my boss what's the agenda for the next meeting, and she says she's not sure, I would never say, "you should know." I would probably say, "but you must know something about it." "You must know" does give the other person more credit, and lessens the accusative tone. I would say it is generally more polite, especially if you don't know the other person so well. I hope this helps. It is a tricky nuance.
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    April 30, 2017
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