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Hi, I am Reid from China. I am glad to be here to learn English with lots of great teachers. Meanwhile, I am a native speaker of Chinese as well as a writer in Chinese for some magazines and newspapers. If you like learning Chinese in speaking and writing, I am glad to help you. Actually, I am here looking for a language partner, if you live in SuZhou, Shanghai or a place not far, it will be great. I would like to be a guide here, meanwhile we could practice each other's language face to face. Recently, I am tring to write some essays about Chinese stories in English, but I am not sure if those articles sound native and are expressed correctly, so if you would like to help me review and revise those excercises, I would appreciate it. Moreover, my icon picture is stolen from my lovely daughter's album:). Thanks for reading and goold luck.
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    I wonder do these sentences below sound native. And anyone could explain a bit about why, I appreciate it. Thanks a lot in advance! 1.A manager who gets fresh with a secretary would find it hard to reprimand her later. 2.He said: “There is no need for you to defend against rumors that were started by insignificant people jumping to conclusions.” 3.All the students in our class are well-behaved, polite and respectful to their teachers. 4.I was annoyed at my little brother who hogged the TV to play video games during game time of playoff basketball. 5.A new immigrant’s child who finds the assigned grade level too tough should consider dropping back a grade.
    December 13, 2022
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    语句通顺，能正确传达意思，另外不要寄希望于完全达到native的水平，那是不现实的；在工作或者学习的过程中不停使用它，语言的应用水平就会越来越高。有些东西只有在相应的语言环境里，才能体会到如何说才更悦耳，比如最后一句 “在美国，这是一个很大的问题。”，个人倾向于“在美国，这已经成为一个很大的问题”。但是你这里的“是”也没有错，但是它没有随着时间变化的意思。 这句话是明显错误的：可是不因压力太大了，而是因为他们很懒。 => 可能并不是因为压力太大，而是太懒。
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    December 13, 2022
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    1. It was a clear and sunny weather. I wonder if the article is needed here. A native speaker told me this expression is very common in Canada. 2. It went to a corn field and saw the corns were big and plentiful. The word corn is not countable when it refers to the corn crop. I want to know if the sentence above is ok. Countable or uncountable nouns often sound very flexible. Anyone coluld help explain? Thanks in advance.
    December 12, 2022
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    Sure on it is a poem written in Chinese. The last sentence of the poem is "人唤百花王"，and in China "百花王" means poney just as the flower painted on this scroll. It was painted long ago in a year called "大正甲子"， which should be 1924. More details I can tell is it was painted by one with suname "史" and written by another one called "杜峰". This kind of painting in China is pretty popular and you almost can find one alike in every traditional art gallery here. That's all I can tell and hope it's helpful.
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    November 29, 2022
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    They ran across their yard and raced up the steps, tagging the front door. I wonder what tagging here means? Should it be tugging? Anyone could help figure it out? THX.
    November 29, 2022
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    "We can't just tell. We have to show you," said the pupils. Does just here mean this moment or completely？ Thank you all.
    November 28, 2022
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    Some balanced swords on their hands. What does balance here mean? Thanks in advance
    November 25, 2022
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    Here are two girls that one pretends to be a salesman and the other acts like a shopper. Shouldn't the subtitle be: being a customer and a salesman? Thanks in advance.
    October 15, 2020
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    Does anyone who speaks Enlgish have a plan to travel to Suzhou,China recently? Here are two spare rooms avaliable in one month and I would like you to stay for free. I am also like to be your tour guide and teach you some Chinese and I am sure my English is not skilled but good enough to introduce some interesting things to you here. I wish you a great journey in advance.
    October 8, 2020
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    They are called bulbils that sounds a bit of jargon.
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    October 6, 2020
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