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I'm a college student from Shanghai. Actually my major is English. But I'm eager to improve my oral English via this site. And hope to make friends with you, if you want to learn more about Chinese culture and about Shanghai. BTW, you are welcomed to Shanghai 2010 World Expo. I'm a keen learner of Japanese, too~Level: Basic speaking.
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    Is there anyone who can tell the difference between "ascribe to " and "attribute to "? THX.
    August 26, 2010
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    I need correction and comments for my IELTS composition from you!(Aug. 24, 2010) Write about the following topic: Compare the advantages and disadvantages of three of the following as media for communicating information. State which you consider to be the most effective: Comics Books Radio Television Film Theatre Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples for your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words. With the wheeling of time, science and technology today with rapid development provides us an access to the information world, in which it is not only the information itself but also the way to acquire it that matters. Nowadays, there are various media for communication and information exchange, among which, television, in my opinion, is the most effective. Comics carry pictures and few words. it used to be attached most importance to in presidential champion, for those uneducated people which was a larger group at that time also had the right to vote. “I don’t care what these newspapers wrote about me, but my people can read these pictures!” Comics are direct and crisp. They can become a very strong attack to the reader’s nerves. Radio comprises sound but no pictures. Much easier for people to receive information via these sound waves, radio can spread knowledge and news as quickly as sound travels. However, though information can be widely scattered, it is unavoidable that the information carried by sound flips out of the other ear the moment it enters one ear. Fortunately, television has them all----images, words and sound. When a piece of news pops out, subtitled pictures with animation carve in people’s brain; meanwhile, a voice is repeating and verifying the information related. In this way, thus, the news can better be transferred to the mess. Above all, television, a cartoonist, DJ and writer, can be a most efficient and effective way to communicate information.
    August 24, 2010
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    Shi Tong's notebook entry- 漢語口語

    我週末到倫敦的中國城去。 那邊我常常去<strike>過</strike>但是還沒找到過了一家書商店。 我在那裡繞一下, 全部都是餐廳!

    我在想, 算了,有可能沒書店。 結果繞了多一點就出現了!

    我進去找課本, 買一本書叫做《漢語口語》這本好像很好。 <strike>原因是</strike>因为他們沒有<strike>寫</strike>拼音在旁邊,一直害我讀拼音, 不讀中文字, 而且這本是口語, 所以我看得懂!變成可以讀一張, 不用<strike>找</strike>查字典, 給我習慣一下看很多。(不明白你想表达什么)

    comments:
    你写得很不错哦~~有些搭配还是很地道的。
    (我觉得你最后一句想要表达的是:“我习惯后,我可以一下看很多”)

    congratulations!
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    August 23, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I have been learning English for about 10 years and my major is English now. However, because of the limitation of English education on Chinese students, our oral is quite poor, including me. So, I'm here. My pronounciation is OK, but hardly can I express myself clearly in English, probably because I still can not think in English, though I've learned a lot about British culture. I've been living in Shanghai since I was born, which results in my great knowledge of Chinese culture and the rapid development of Shanghai. Music is my favourite. Also I'm a keen Japanese learner. Hope to have a brilliant English-learning journey or say a lovely conversation with you. Hope it help us two^^
    August 23, 2010
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