i guess your problem here is to pronounce long vowel, uhm, how to explain it, try to pronounce "i:" sound with your lips stretched to both sides and root of your tongue is high enough to nearly touch the upper part of your mouth, after that, raise and curl your tongue for "l" sound. Hope that help

多谢多谢,但你英语怎么还这么差阿?这样怎么能管理你爹地的产业了？嘿嘿

uhm, "here is your ABC" is used when someone offer/give you something, for example: In a restaurant: - pass me some sugar, please! (小姐，可以给我一些糖吗？） - just a moment... here is your sugar (请您等一下。。。糖来了） And "this is your ABC" is used to talk about possession, for example: In class: - which one is my book? (哪本是我的书？） - this is your book, that is mine (这本是你的，那本是我的）

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yes, it's the same, but i prefer to say "raise your hand", or "hold your hand up"

哈哈，呵呵，嘻嘻，恩，这样的，。。。你们为什么总是那样聊天啊？哈哈

Yes, we do and we should skip the ed sound when we want to make it's easier to say, known as a kind of elision. For example: - seemed not to - looked back - asked paul to But as a non-native english speaker, you, a nd i too, need learn how to say the ed sound properly and fully first.