Hi Vicky, my name is Asia. I can help you with English if you want. My skype is minsoo.choi19. feel free to add me :) You can also contact me by email. Message me on here if you would like to connect on Skype and become language exchange partners! <img src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" alt="" />

Hi, my name is Asia. I can help you with English. I'm also learning Chinese. I will add you on skype.

hey, where are you from? I can definitely teach you English :) my skype is minsoo.choi19

I just finished watching TAKEN

I was scared by the skill of taking an enemy's life that the American agent possessed( or maybe not necessarily an American agent, it does not matter where they come from), which is so fast and critical!
you would be in <strike>a</strike> big trouble or be taken down if you were <strike>an opponent for them</strike> their opponent...
so~~ try to imagine... there is a unique idea that someone takes an opponent's life as soon as they can, without a magnificent action or cool name <strike>of it </strike>in those skills!
In all cases, I think KONG FU totally differs from the skills in that some unnecessary and useless actions, including shouting out the name of <strike>them</strike> the move they are using!
By the way I just finished watching TAKEN, then I came to think of those American action movies about agents I had seen before such as The Bourne Identity 1 2 3 many many `~~ aaha
I love them~~~
can you point out where I made mistakes? 3Q XD

Explanation
1. an opponent for them (their opponent): Even though an opponent for them technically is grammatically correct, their opponent sounds more natural.
2. many many: I don't know what you mean here. Do you mean you've seen the Bourne Identity many, many times before?

Comments:
I wanted to see this movie, haha :)

hey... omg everybody... I was distressed <strike>in</strike> and smashed...

hey.... I just came from the banquet our company held and my face is burning and so blushed now---- I am smashed seriously... because our colleagues fuddled me so much...
I was so so so stupid that unexpectedly I didnot see through the trickery that they put the Sprite into their cups earlier!
finally... I drunk more than half kilogram of liquor ,二锅头 whose consistency of alcohol is about 65 C..... omg.....
ahahahah
then, I got a experience that please don't cheer<strike>s</strike> with anybody until you are sure the liquid <strike>their</strike> they will drunk is tru<strike>e</strike>ly liquor.....
hahaha~~~


can you <strike>get</strike> understand me ~~~ and please correct my entry thanks~~~

"Let me know what the difference of these two sentences is..

I can make you satisfied.
I can satisfy you.

Does each sentence sound diffierent to you?"

The difference is the first sentence is using the passive voice and the second sentence is using the active voice.

(These examples are pulled from the Purdue Online Writing Lab)

Active voice is used for most non-scientific writing. Using active voice for the majority of your sentences makes your meaning clear for readers, and keeps the sentences from becoming too complicated or wordy. Even in scientific writing, too much use of passive voice can cloud the meaning of your sentences.

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Basically, passive voice is when the action is being performed on the subject of the sentence (indirect action) and active voice is when the subject of the sentence is performing the action (direct vs. indirect, active vs. passive)

I hope this helped you! ^_^

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

(The picture is of me <strike>the face</strike> when I was a little kid)

I have been learning English because it opens <strike>me</strike> many doors of opportunity for me.

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