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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am studying is English. I want be able to read books and speak fluently on is in English.

     

    p.s. You came to the right website to learn!  

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    October 15, 2011
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    Foot binding is unique to China's feudal society as a cruel custom. With regards to its origin, we generally believed that it began in the Five Dynasties and Ten States,(五代十国)over 1,000 years ago. It is said that one of Li Yu's(李煜, the last Emperor of Later Tang Dynasty)harems reshaped her foot so small in order to dance better to win his favor. Since then, almost all ancient Chinese women suffered through the painful alterations of their feetin an early age. This was not because they had to please the Emperors, but because the ancient Chinese men thought that women with bound feet had a better walking posture than those without. 

    Months after toppling the Qing Dynasty,
    which resulted in a republican government, China's founding father Sun Yat-sen soon ordered a ban on foot binding in March 11th, 1912. However, this cruel custom still existed in China many years after the ban. The book "Women of Chinese" stated that the last generation of foot-binding women were already nearly 100 years old. However, I do not agree with this statement.

    In the middle 1980s, when I was still a little boy, a girl in my village was forced to foot-binding by her parents and village folks. Days later, fearing the intense pain of foot-binding, a different girl from the village escaped when she learnt that her feet were to be bound as well. 

    I once asked my grandma how much pain there was. She said
    there is so much pain that girls had to be tightly held down by adults while it was going on. As far as I know, to make their feet grow in certain shape, girls' foot bones had to be broken by hand! 

     

    (Comments: Great Information! Well written with few grammatical errors J ) 

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    October 10, 2011
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    tell me I can

    I love English, but now that I have begun,  
    I feel It's too difficult for me. 
    I want to pass the TOEFL
    but everyone has said it is difficult to pass. 
    I am afraid I'll fail, 
    but I won't give up. 
    Since my English is not good
    I want to practice hard. 
    Please tell me I CAN!

     

    (You Can! I can see your skills already) 

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    October 8, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I love English, I want to learn how to speak, write and understand English very well. 

     

    Welcome! If you'd like any help learning English, you may contact me anytime. 

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    October 6, 2011
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  • Answered
    Although all are seen correct, in spoken English, an individual would never use "put yourself out" like from example 3 and 4. Instead we would say, "If its not too much trouble, yes, thank you." Putting yourself out there is normally a term to describe vulnerability. Allow yourself to experience situations where you may feel uncomfortable or unsure example. Going to a party where you don't know anyone.-- In this case "putting yourself out there" would be to go and speak to others at the party whom you do not know yet.
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    October 6, 2011
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    Rewritten. "No person has ever given me this before. It is the first time in my life." ---“任何人曾经给了我这个之前,这是我有生以来第一次。" I hope this helps. It is to say that whatever was done, That individual has never received the item from anyone before. You are the first to give them it, whatever "it" is.
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    October 6, 2011
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    First let's correct. You said: In the present it will be: "I cut her hair" or "I'm cutting her hair" Correction: In the present it will be: "I am cutting her hair." (shows an action taking place at that current point in time. You Said: And in the simple past I don't know the right way, I need help about it, would it be "I got cut her hair"? or "I cut her hair before"? Correction: To tell a time in the past in which you cut someone's hair you would say; "Yesterday, I cut her hair." If you wish to say that you have experiencing cutting her hair, you would say; "Yes, I have cut her hair before." Please feel free to e-mail me regarding any more questions! Hope this helped.
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    October 1, 2011
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    I want to learn English.

    I am learning English because I want to get both a better job and travel to America.

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    September 30, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I like Fashion, I'm a very sweet and friendly person, and I am a student.

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    September 30, 2011
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