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    What kind of characteristics do strong women have? Cultural difference. Hi all, I live in Asia and Chinese is my mother tongue. I found it interesting that some English songs mention of "strong women." e.g. Ed Sheeran-Perfect "I found a woman, stronger than anyone I know" e.g. Bruno Mars - When I Was Your Man "My pride, my ego, my needs, and my selfish ways Caused a good strong woman like you to walk out my life" I would consider it's a praise of mentally strong. However, I find "strong(堅強)" is used in a different way in our culture. When someone faces a low tide and overcomes the low tide, we will say he/she is strong. (I do not mean to be rude) We will say a woman is strong when she's divorced and being well, especially when she brings up children on her own. "Independent" people is often described as "strong". I have to make it clear in order not to misuse this word. What kind of characteristics do strong women have? In what circumstances will you describe a woman to be strong?
    June 1, 2018
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    Ezzat, I agrre with the native speaker who corrected your sentence. When something had already happened at a time in the past, we use "Past Perfect Tense" For example, Event 1: Jack finished his job at 14:45 Evernt 2: The boss came to the office at 15:00 ->Jack had finished his job when the boss came to office at 15:00. Let's see another example. Event 1: Jack left the car at 7:55 Event 2: Jack's car exploded at 8:00 -> Jack had left the car when his car exploded. We can know by "past perfect tense" that event 1 happened earlier than event 2. Your sentence: "I had noticed that the road became narrower" is semantically wrong, because you will never notice something that has not happened. In sum, "I noticed that the road became narrower." is correct.
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    May 31, 2018
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    Ed Sheeran whispered underneath his breath. Is there other way that people whisper? Quoted from "Ed Sheeran- Perfect" "Baby, I'm dancing in the dark with you between my arms Barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song When you said you looked a mess, I whispered underneath my breath But you heard it, darling, you look perfect tonight" I wonder how is a whisper underneath a breath. Does it mean Ed's voice of whisper is lower than his breath? Is there other way that people whisper? Please show me examples.
    May 25, 2018
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