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- Yo trataré de explicar. El significado es depende que musica genre. Pero generalmente, un breakdown es cuando unos instrumentos has parado jugando por unos tiempo. O cuando el ritmo de la canto su vuelve diferente (o ambos) Este es un buen ejemplo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h8zs898lr4&ob=av2n 1:04 - 1:35 y 2:06 - 3:00 Es usualmente utilizado así que el proxima parte de la canto suena muy "gordo" en comparación. Paul0 votedOctober 19, 20110
- Está noche, yo aprender está noche yo encuentro un señorita de ecuador en el taberna y estuve muy feliz a practica mi español con su. Porqué hay es no mucho personas donde yo vivo qué hablas español. Ella era muy feliz yo era aprendiendo el idioma, ella dijo mi Español era muy bueno excepto mi gramático es mal porqué yo pensar en inglés y justo traducir las palabras. ¡Qué es verdad! Pero estuve feliz porqué ella podia entiendo todos mi hablar en español. Ella dijo que yo sería uno dias justo "click" y yo sería entiendo el gramático de Español. ¡Espero!October 16, 201130
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I am a Chinese,i live in GUIYANG city now. I used to be an electric power engineer in a powerplant that is in the mountains far away from my home.For some reason I resigned a few years ago.
I want to practice my English to a very fluent level,then I can teach my son,maybe I will do some jobs related to English in the future.This was well written, you were only missing a few small particles and prepositions.
Note: When you say "for some reason I resigned a few years ago" this is grammatically correct but it makes it seem like you don't know or can't remember why you resigned. Maybe that's true! Generally though in English, if someone is someone is telling you they resigned without wanting to go into detail, they would say "for several reasons I resigned a few years ago".
"For some reason" is often used in English as a phrase that has a similar meaning to "I don't know why".
0 votedOctober 16, 20112- Era means a long period of time, for example it can be used to mean decades (10s of years) thousands (1000s) or millions (1000,000s) of years. It is usually used in a scientific context. Such as the Mesozoic Era (when dinosaurs lived). Age usually means how old something is. For example: 28 years is my age. What age is this wine? et cetera. But Age can also be used in the same way as Era. e.g "the bronze age", "the information age". In this context it also just means a long period of time.0 votedOctober 16, 20110
