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I'm a university student in my last year. I will of course know more than one language in my life and I've chosen Chinese to be my second language. I plan to move to China for at least one year after my undergraduate degree to learn the language, experience teaching, and save up money to travel.
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  • Commented
    That's relatively vague. What do you mean by cool tricks about a mobile phone?
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    September 11, 2017
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  • Answered
    To dance or have fun.
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    September 10, 2017
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  • Answered
    1. Where is Sue now? She might be watching TV. 2. Last night Sue couldn't come to the party because she might have been sick. 3. I might not have seen your father.
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    September 10, 2017
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  • Answered
    "What do we got?" is not correct English.
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    September 10, 2017
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  • Answered
    Your first sentence should read "I've got nothing to do." instead of "I got nothing to do." the difference between the sentence "I've got nothing to do."( "I have got nothing to do.") and "I have nothing to do." is that when you place "got" after "have" you are adding emphasis to the fact that you have nothing to do. It's a weird semantic. In my opinion one should always use "I have nothing to do." because that sounds a lot more literate and formal.
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    September 10, 2017
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  • Corrected

    If not now then when?

    It's my first attempt to write a diary in English. I do not claim a great aim. I suppose it would be good enough if I write something every day - maybe three or four sentences about my life, thoughts, feelings or trifles. Anyway, that's enough for the first time.

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    September 10, 2017
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  • Corrected

    "deal" practice

    It isn't a big deal.
    (=It isn't a big problem?) (Correct)



    My car engine has broken,but to go home,I have to deal with it.
    My car engine has broken, but to go home I have to deal with it.


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    September 10, 2017
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  • Corrected
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    September 10, 2017
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  • Posted
    我今天工作了 我今天工作了。我工作在餐厅，晚上七点去了工作。我工作的很快可是我在餐厅不想工作。我下年在中国教英文，觉得 那太好了。
    September 10, 2017
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    Are these sentences correct? 1. I think Chinese is interesting but I feel that Chinese grammar is a bit hard. 我思的中文有意思 但是我觉的中文语法一点儿难。 2. Last year on April 12th at 5:30pm she reviewed Chinese very fast. 她去年四点十二号五点半中文复习得很快。 3. How about you teach me to write characters? 你教我字，怎么样？ 4. You write Chinese way too slowly/You speak Chinese way too slowly. 你中文写得太慢。 你中文说得太慢。 5. How did you come here? 你来这儿怎么？
    September 7, 2017
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