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A sunny and tronditional Chinese girl.I come from WuXi,JiangSu Province ,my hometown.I hope to practice my English and learn something more about the culture of other countries.My QQ number is 1021284427.MSN [email protected]
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    They have same pronounciation in Chinese, "shéi" or "shui". (谁） They are different when you use them. In Chinese, “谁" is sometimes used as a accusative word, it can be also used as a subject. For example, 那个男孩是谁？(accusative) Who is that boy? 谁给你的那本书？(subject) Who gave you the book? It may different in English. Another example, The answer depends on whom you ask. (答案取决于你所提问的对象。) Who are you talking to? （你在跟谁说话？）
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    August 19, 2010
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    3 "g", 3 "e", 1"r" & 1"n", with these letters, which word can be constituted? Is there a word made up of these 8 letters?
    August 19, 2010
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    June 3, 2010
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    The cities are all belonged to China.
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    May 30, 2010
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    Castle--a TV play series( Second Season) I watched this TV play series this week.I am a tronditional Chinese girl,I cannot stand the thrillers which are famous in Amercia.But this one is different .It attracts me.I am addicted in the story.I love the Backett and Castle.I like the criminal cases,which are full of suspence .But I am so sad because they missed each other.They loved ecah other......It's a pity.I hope in the Third Season,they can still work toghter and have a good ending.
    May 29, 2010
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