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I am looking for some SERIOUS partners to improve my English and help my partner to imporve his/her Mandrin in return. We could practice 2 or 3 times a week or we could work out a time together. My Skype ID is lisa veil yi. please add me.
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- what is the difference between "purpose" and "goal"? what is the difference between "purpose" and "goal"? 1. when do we use “purpose“ and when “goal“? 2.if i need put an adj before them, shall i say "the ultimate/sole purpose", "the ultimate/sole goal”? 3.may i say “fulfil/meet the purpose“ and “achieve/fulfil the goal“? Thanks.April 6, 201850
- Telephone Dyads?On Line Bulletin Board?Diary? dear all, the words are from a global research report across 14 countries' labotary directors via PPT.(pictures are not allowed to post here,so, i could only descibe it) under the qualitative survey, it shows that there are three categories including 1)On Line Bulletin Board, 2)Diary and 3)Telephone Dyads. as for online bulletin board, i assue that they got the information from the online sites. Diary may refer to interview or notebook from those lab directors. but, does anyone know the meaning of "Dyads" in this telephone Dyads? ThanksMarch 28, 201810
- i am so-so, i am terrible hi, there are such examples in the textbook. A:how are you today? B:I am so-so. A:how are you today? B:i am terrible. They are grammatically correct, right? while, my question is: are they natural to you? or actually you would say "I feel terrible/I have a terrible day. or it is just so-so." Thanks.March 24, 201850
- in first grade? which? what? Hi, guys, what is your advice on the following. 1)as for first grade (means year one in school), i have seen two sentences before, "i am in first grade" and "I am in the first grade" which one is correct or natural. 2)as for which and what, i was told that "which" is used when you know all options and choose among them. "what" is used when you do not know what the options are yet. is that correct? while, the sentence "which bus are you waiting for?" "what subjects do you like most?" "what bus are you waiting for?" "which subjects do you like most?" they all seem fine to me.March 19, 201820
- the meaning of "wayfarer" hi, i just watched a US TV.The scene was shot in one of America's airport. while there are three signs "check-in","departure"and "wayfarer" . I know what the first two are referring to. I am not sure about the last one. Does any one know the meaning of wayfarer here? If it refers to ticket, the sign should be just"tickets", right?March 19, 201830
- how to understand the below setence? "After a couple months, Jen and Ken fall into a terrible dispute and both grow sick. Ken dies and leaves behind a mysterious letter for his lawyer who says to not open the letter until after JEN’s death. " The first sentence "Jen and Ken fall into a terrible dispute and both grow sick." does it mean that "Jen and Ken quarrelled fiercely and they both were ill physically after the quarrel?" "sick" can mean "be tired of" sometimes, but this meaning should be not applied here, right?March 14, 201810

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