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What's the difference among "called" , "called as","named","named as"? How to use them? Thanks.
21 tháng 11 năm 2011
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Have you seen the film "Limitless"? I have seen a film recently. It is named Limitless.(named as? called as?) That's an amazing film. I recommend you to watch it. The story is like this: A young writer is not doing great currently. He married once and divorced. What is worse, his present girl friend is likely going to leave him now. That's all because he can't do well in both his work and his life. His girl friend helps him in money now and then, but gradually, she can't stand any longer! It is evident that he needs to improve his ability to change his life, but he is can't be helped... By very accident, he gets a drug which is called as NZT. He eats it. Then miracle happens: He become extremely energic,smart, capable and confident. He feels something which he cannot feel before, he can remenber many little things which happened ten years ago. He finish his book in 4 days and earns 30 times money from stock in several days. It seems that the man's world become full of sunny everywhere, he will be a godlike man in future! However, bad news come to him soon... I can't write any more about this film. But I can tell you that this film is full of amazing things and that the story has a good ending. (Look up the dictionary for several times for these words and expressions: recommend, what is worse, amaze,divorce,capable,miracle ) Thank you for correcting it for me.
17 tháng 11 năm 2011
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You have been watching TV for 3 hours?or You have kept watching TV for 3 hours? 'You have been watching TV for 3 hours' or ''You have kept watching TV for 3 hours' ? Which one is Right? Or which one is Better?
21 tháng 10 năm 2011
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Shopping Online Today, shopping online is seemed as a fasion in youngers. Actually, since its benifits, more and more people begin to accept this trade style, not only (by?)the youngers. Why does shopping online is so popular? I think it's because shopping online really brings us many benifits. Firstly, shopping online is much convincer than other tradition shopping ways. We can almostly buy all of the commoditis all over the world just at home! What we only need do is just to click your mouse and press your keyboard! Secondly, commoditis online are always much cheaper than that in real shops. However, shopping online has its shortages.Firstly, the quality of the commoditis online are not always ensurance. We don't know the true quality of the commodity, as we don't know whether its looking is the same as the picutue on the website. Secondly, which is more serious, the trade online are not really security enough. We hear illegal cases of online-trade every a period of time. My suggestion about shopping online is that shopping online is benifit for us, but we should know how to protect ourselves when we trade online.
19 tháng 6 năm 2011
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Spring has come Spring has come. However, the weather is still a little chilly. Leaves on trees are becoming green. Flowers are blooming. The sun seems to not like hiding in clouds anymore. People on streets are wearing all kinds of clothes. Some are coats, some are jackets, and some T-shirts. It is hard to judge what season it is from the clothes people wearing. Though this spring is much colder than before, warm days are coming to us.
26 tháng 3 năm 2011
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Who can tell me what's the difference between "officer" and "official"?
24 tháng 3 năm 2011
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How to write English titles? "Saving Your Eyes in Snow Season" - that’s a topic of a piece of news on The New York Times website. I suddenly got to know a rule of English title writing. When we write a title starting with a verb, we should plus ‘ing’ behind to convert it to a gerund. And I know, if the verb is used as passive voice, we should puls ‘ed’ to convert it to past participle. Am I right? Do you have any suggestions about English title writing?
16 tháng 1 năm 2011
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Can I use 'meanwhile' here? How ? The paper introduces the background of this research and then points out the main work of this paper. Can I say:' The paper introduces the background of this research, and meanwhile points out the main work of this paper. '? How to use the word 'meanwhile' here more natural?
23 tháng 10 năm 2010
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the use of "to" behind "and" The sentence:"President Obama called this week for a “national mission” to expand the use of clean energy and increase American energy independence." Shall we add "to" behind the word "and"? why?like: ...and to increase....
18 tháng 6 năm 2010
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On Sunday morning... We got there on Sunday morning. We got there this Sunday morning. We got there on Sunday. We got there this morning. We got there in the morning. Are these sentences all right? Do you have any suggestions about them?I want to know the use of "in, on" in front of the date in a sentence.
13 tháng 6 năm 2010
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