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    Is the following expression ok? I leave my house early in the moring to catch a seat in the bus on my way to school.
    May 26, 2009
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    What does "it" refer to in such a sentence? Could anyone tell me what the article "it" in the second if-clause refers to? Does it refer to the "affidavit" or "disclosure"? And what's more, WOULD in the first if-clause is thought to be correct, how about WOULD in the second if-clause? Thank you in advance! SENTENCE:A prosecutor must ask a judge to seal an affidavit if disclosure would jeopardize confidential informants, if it would harm a continuing investigation or if it contained information from an unexpired court-ordered wiretap.
    May 22, 2009
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    bring and take I was discussing the sentences below (as it happens, with my English teacher) and I came across the following problem of meaning (person A is speaking to person B): "It's John's birthday tomorrow, I will take him a nice gift" "It's John's birthday tomorrow, I will bring him a nice gift" It seems to me that in the first case, the person speaking (person A) is giving the impression that he will go alone to see John, whereas in the second sentence, it is implied that person A will be going to see John along with person B..... I would be grateful if anyone can either confirm that they also interpret the sentences in this way, or else confirm that I have invented shades of meaning that do not actually exist ! Thanks very much. Reply With Quote
    May 19, 2009
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    coz they dont want so many internet friends who are not themself
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    May 18, 2009
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    agree with Jura Hisun,你可以翻译成‘穷忙族’ “穷忙族”是最近才冒出来的一个新词儿，如今，越来越多的网友在抱怨自己是“穷忙族”，其中不乏一些中等收入的工薪阶层，甚至是拿着每月近万元收入的办公室白领。“穷忙族”最显著的特点就是每天脚不离地的忙着，甚至超时工作，却不知忙些什么，为什么而忙，看不到效果，也看不到希望。甚至有些人迫于生计，或本身技术含量不高，身兼数职，每天疲于奔命，没有时间充实自己，不但脑力退化速度越来越快，职场竞争力也越来越弱，这样的恶性循环,到头来只能是一场忙碌一场空。 测试一下 你是"穷忙族"吗？ 　　1、一周工作超过54小时，但是看不到前途 　　2、一年内未曾加薪 　　3、三年内未曾升职 　　4、薪水很低，到月底总是很艰难 　　5、积蓄少，无力置产 　　6、工资不低，但花钱很大手笔 　　7、收入不低，但内心没有安全感 　　以上七项，如果你有两项或者两项以上，那么BINGO!恭喜你，你属于"穷忙族"了！
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    May 18, 2009
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    another English question thanks Jura answer my first question just now i am listening the Obama speech and i dont know the meaning of a sentence '...one for two as president...' sentence : ...So far, I am one for two as president.. what did he said in the sentence? thanks advance
    May 18, 2009
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    english question is it sentence correct?i heard this from an US movie 'How you going?' or maybe 'How is you going?'hi,Jura.thanks for answer my question but i am sure that i heard the movie said 'How you going'.there is not 'ARE' in the sentence.i know which you said is correct,but why the American dont use 'ARE'?just wander,lol
    May 18, 2009
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    What is the difference between the following three sentences? (1) I feel like doing something great. (2) I would like to do something great. (3) I want to do somgthing great. and tell me when and where i can use 'feel like...'\'would like to...'\'want to...' Thanks in advance!
    May 14, 2009
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    Why the optimism? 这句话的中意思可不可以翻译成 '为何如此乐观？' 或者你们有更好的翻译，麻烦大家贡献。谢谢
    April 27, 2009
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    How to say "I love you" in your language? chinese:我爱你
    April 16, 2009
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