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I`m learning English and Korean.Please help me if you can. And I`m glad to help anyone who are learning Chinese .Thank you!
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    @Kelso Yes, I got your idea (the missed word "the" and "everyone" as another way to express my sentence.) So, no problem now. Thank you. 

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    January 25, 2016
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  • Commented

    @Kelso:Thank you for your comment. Yes, I miss a "the" in the sentence. 

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    January 22, 2016
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    @Su.Ki.; Richard

    Thank you so much for your help. I got it from the two examples that Su.Ki gave me:'I've told you all that I know' or 'He did all that he could'. And I think Su.Ki. is a good teacher, so is Richard. Thank you!

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    January 21, 2016
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    Hi, Traip. Do you need English subtitle in the TV shows? I guess the purpose of your watching Chinese shows is to learn Chinese. I want to recommend 《家有儿女》to you. I'm so sorry that I don't know how to tell you about this TV shows in English. It is like the American comedy "Friends". I think it's good for you to learn Chiese. Hope my recommend can help you. 

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    January 20, 2016
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    @Alaa; Su.Ki.; Michael Chambers   Thanks for your comments. 

    And Su.Ki is right, I have missed "the" before "building". How careless I was. 

    But I still have a question: In the grammer book, it says if there is "all" before an antecedent, we can only use "that"as relative pronouns. But why we can use "who" in the sentence? Please help me. Thank you in advance!

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    January 20, 2016
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    Why can't it use "that" here?

    "The terrible shaking of building woke up all the people who were asleep." In this sentence, can we use "that" replace "who"?  Thank you!

    January 13, 2016
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    Ordinary people, I think. Maybe you can use "ordinary folk". The word "folk" means families, relatives and friends.
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    January 13, 2016
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  • Commented

    我觉得没有必要，除非是你自己兴趣所致。

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    August 4, 2012
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