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I am a native English speaker, in Ireland where English is our mother tongue. I am a qualified EFL/ESL teacher, with an MA in Communications. My background is in TV documentary production, and in teaching Media. I have travelled to various parts of the world - I've seen the Pacific from both sides-east and west- but I haven't crossed it. Yet. I am interested in world cultures and politics. I like listening to Jazz 大家好,我来自爱尔兰,英语是我的母语。 作为一个专业的EFL/ESL教师(英文作为第二语言或外语),我 取得过传媒硕士学位。 我从事过纪录片制作方面的工作,并从事过媒体方面的教学。我曾游历过世界上很多国家。也到过太平洋的东岸和西岸。当然还没有横渡过太平洋,哈哈。 我对世界文化和政治都很有兴趣。喜欢听爵士乐。
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    a cheap old red sports car - no commas
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    May 30, 2011
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    Not really. It depends on your slogan. "beautiful hair" might be better or maybe "hair beauty".
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    April 6, 2009
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    Both Lisa's suggestions are correct, but the first is too long-winded - I would argue
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    February 26, 2009
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    It is doesn't just sound "funny" - it is "funny" - except such sloppy use of language is not funny. "Accuracy" is an abstract noun, and should not be qualified by a numerical or quantative adjective. "A high level/measure/degree of accuracy" would be much better
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    February 26, 2009
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