A useful browser extension for long time texting For those who always concerned the text they typed will get lost in accident, I'd like to recommend an extension of Chrome browser(also adapt to any browser based on Chromium develop) called Typio Form Recovery. I've used it for years which is useful in long time texting work such as typing at this page. Notoriously a page for input won't have auto-save function generally, where is this extension come in handy. If the extension has been installed, a little light cyan button with clock alike icon will appeared at the right top corner of the typing box. By the time all the subtle revision of text will be stored automatically. It will list up several version recently use as long as you clicked on that tiny button. And, you just need to click any previous version you want to restore, everything will rollback easily. In fact, in most uses cases, especially after you've already typing a bunch of letters, it will really helpful when your browser goes to crash, blue screen on computer, or encounter the black out. Yes, its record will be preserved even you reboot your computer. Actually, it always be there, recording was saved to your local computer simultaneously when you‘re typing. This really helps me a lot saving me from the verge on danger in ages. I was really upset and not in the mood to retyping the text I lost until I met this. So, with this, no need to worry about any unexpectedly incident when texting something long on internet. Here's the link to its Chrome Web Store, I highly recommend it:) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/typio-form-recovery/djkbihbnjhkjahbhjaadbepppbpoedaa

Hi there, I'm new to this site. Hello everyone. You can call me Dennis. Today, I discovered this site which can learn English in such nicely way which makes me surprised and jubilant. So, here's my first essay as a greeting to all of you guys. I won't despondent if you doesn't read this entirely because I found that this article is quite bit long unexpectedly after I accomplished it. I've learned English for years, but still, I'm extremely not good at writing with appropriate grammar and utter fluently. All the exams of English courses I passed in school life were just exert with my sense of language. (Language Sense, which is a kind of prevalent wording in China, is sort of a feeling to language. For instance, you doesn't know why a sentence is grammatically incorrect, but you can just feel that it is definitely incorrect intuitionally. And I reasoned that this an implicit skill for most native speaker.) I can understand the people saying in English even he delivered with accent, wasn't a native English speaker, I still can understood the most parts of what they were saying. Indeed, I can have a little conversation with foreigners in English with some simple sentences. However, I can't speak them fluently. When I'm trying to speak in English, what first hit in my mind is my native language words, which is in Chinese, and then I need to translate Chinese to English which slows down my speed of speech. I'm not talking about something simple like 'I love you', such circumstance will happen in more sophisticated cases. Moreover, I need to single out one English word from a bunch of Chinese words to translate which makes me took more time to put. To summing up, I can communicate with English speakers but in some kind of zigzag way. On the other hand, so weird that I have no such process in my hearing. When I hear somebody say something in English, I can understand directly without translation in mind. So, I want practice my 'output' capability leads me here. Listening and reading are 'input' while speaking and 'writing are 'output'. There's no favorable environment to communicate with native speaker around me, but actually, language should be in used. I always practice my 'input' and lack of 'output', which result in a situation that I can hear or read English but have some drawbacks in writing and speaking. In fact, I still want to write something else, whereas it has word limit. Thank you for your reading such tedious long story with a number of mistake wording in it. Best wishes