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I AM INTERESTED IN LEARNING CHINESE BECAUSE OF A RECENT OPPORTUNITY WHERE I WILL TEACH ENGLISH IN CHINA. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO LEARN CHINESE BECAUSE I WISH TO GROW AND EXPAND MY OVERALL ABILITIES.
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    Brandon, I did NOT say it was a definitive answer. I said "in a way", meaning if at all, which would indeed refer to the tape. If you read my answer, I corrected the sentence; though it may be debatable, in the correction, "which" refers to "the tape", not the act of catching the "event" ON tape.
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    May 5, 2010
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    Glimpse is an antonym for Peek
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    No, "which" does NOT stand for "camera", it stands for the "tape" in a way. However, the sentence should read: Tourist from China, with a video camera, caught the incident on tape; which they turned over to the Secret Service.
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    May 5, 2010
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    On a hot afternoon
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    How do you spell hello in Chinese, I believe it's pronounced (Neehow)
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    How do I say? How much is this? and Where is the bathroom?
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