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Do I need to match the tenses in a complex sentence? When I organize a complex sentence, should I always keep the main clause and the subordinate clause in the same tense? For example, when I am talking about some report that I read before, while the report is about some constant situation of China, which one is the correct expression? I. The report said that China was an Asian country. II. The report said that China is an Asian country. The former one seems accord with the grammar, but a little bit wired, for China is always an Asian country, when I use the past tense, it seems like I'm saying that China was an Asian in the past but no longer now.
12 giugno 2017
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My first little essay on italki This is my first essay on italki, and honestly speaking. I don't know what to write about. Maybe I should make some introduction about me and English learning? Just like most Chinese, I took English as a compulsory course since middle school, and continuously learned it for many years. For those years, I just found English necessary for my diploma but didn't get any fun through it. Also like most Chinese, I learned too much grammar, reading and listening, but seldom open up my mouth or do writing. Things have changed when I began to work, and met some situations that I must speak English in real world. That forced me to improve my English speaking skill, and by which I found the essence of learning a language is communication, and it's really interesting. That's why I re-start my English learning long after my graduation. I hope I can improve my speaking and writing on italki, and I would like to make friends here.
26 maggio 2017
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