do you meet any interesting people? I sit all day, but I meet some interesting people and go to lots of different places. Where do you play? I play in a team and the weekend is the most important time of the week in my job. what do you do after you wake up? I walk in the city at night and I take photos. Whom are the flowers for? The flowers are for Sophia. What another thing does Sophia need? Sophia needs another cup. What does James want to do? James wants to go shopping. Which part of your house are you in? I’m in my living room.

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It is because compared with other major languages, such as English, French, German, and Japanese, Chinese may not appear dependent so much upon function words. This phenomenon However does not mean that function words have fewer roles to play in Chinese; it may just indicate that function words have instead a more flexible but invisible role to play in Chinese not only through their presence but also through their absence or, often, through their indispensable but implied presence. flakes of snow several in the sky float chill comes with spring and there sits alone the old Pavilion scattered are only a few Jade-colored plum trees in the East Wind shivering With their elegant flowers yet to bloom And their delicate fragrance far off blown The Apprenticeship ‘learning and skills teacher’ relates to an occupation that, according to the institution for apprenticeships and Technical education: ‘is found in all parts of the further education and skills sector, usually in settings where students are aged 16 and above’.

Who’s he cooking dinner for? He’s cooking dinner for friends. Why is he having a shower? he’s having a shower because it’s hot. Who’s she texting? she’s texting her mother. where is he skiing? He’s skiing in France. What flavor of ice cream is she eating? She’s eating a strawberry ice cream. where are they playing football? They’re playing football in the rain. what time does he work? He works from 9.00 to 5.30. What does he often do in the evening? He reads to his children. Why is Brian calling? He’s calling about work.

Researchers Probe ''Hikikomoro'' I studied this news today.please check my pronunciation😄

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It was a beautiful sunny day today. We took MeeMaw and great-grandma to the biggest Spring Festival Flower Market. There, we strolled around for hours. The happy and celebratory vibe had a sacred, healing power, and MeeMaw seemed to be improving. Dad took a lot of pictures of us. I bought a windmill for her, which symbolizes a change in bad luck. She will have to tie it onto her balcony and let it spin on and on to shake off all the bad spirits.

Could you check my text please? Being obsessed with football. Today I watched Europian Champions league (UCL) football match “Machester City” vs. “PSG”. I occasionally let myself to watch games, especially high level UCL matches. Usually I watch them in the early morning before going to work instead of learning languages, what I typically do. And I really do love these mornings, typically I make myself a cup of coffee or cocao and enjoy the broadcast. Anyway nowadays I don’t spend much time watching football games, but I used to waste very much time on that and I regret about it to a certain extent. I wish I were less obsessed about it in the past. But probably it’s just who I am, a person who easily becomes obsessed with a thing that fascinates me. At the same time I know how many people spend even more time and a way more money for this hobby. Surely for many of them it’s not just a hobby, but something more. People go to stadiums, make fans perfomances, fans travel to away games, there are myriads of media, bloggers and Youtube channel related to football. Clubs earn decent money selling cloths and other club related stuff. Amazing how big this industry is. Thank you!

When I read this, I thought about a student who said that Chinese people don’t say “about” as often as in English