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I've studied Chinese on-and-off for a number of years, but don't retain a lot because of the breaks. I've taken classes which I think has given me a basis for self-study. I'm using Remembering Traditional Hanzi Book 1, Rapid Chinese Literacy, New Practical Chinese Reader, and Byki.
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    A chart is a type of diagram, but all diagrams are not charts. Take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagram which illustrates the difference very well.
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    February 16, 2012
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    The first sentence below is correct. If you add "one" to the second, it would be correct as "My pencil is sharper than that ONE on the desk." Even without changing it, it might be considered correct. "My pencil is sharper than the one on the desk." "My pencil is sharper than that on the desk." These two sentences are both correct and are interchangeable. "My pencils are sharper than the ones on the desk." "My pencils are sharper than those on the desk."
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    February 16, 2012
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