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Today,I met friends in Kannai. We talked in restaurant. It’s so fun!

a matt black surface or a shiny silver surface they are absorbers of radiation what temperature will they eventually reach exhort one another every day I'm a spiritual person they are phony it is an indisputable fact the evidence is indisputable they invariably turn to classical forms they invariably have an argument 所以聽話成為評價孩子好壞的最主要的一個標準。因此你怎麼可能有自我的價值感,怎麼可能有自我的資格感呢?你只是需要做一個聽話的人而已。所以總有人比你更重要,總有人比你更有資格去判斷這種價值,判斷對錯。但是那個人不是你。 so being obedient is a primary standard of judging if a child is good. so how can you have your sense of self- worth, how can you have your sense of qualification? what you need to do is being an obedient person. so there are always people who are more important than you, there are always people who are more qualified to judge this value, judge correct or wrong. but that person is not you. 北欧室内设计风格以其简约、淡雅、自然、科学、人性化的特点体现着北欧人对高品质生活的追求。 the style of interior design of Northern Europe showing that northern European people's pursuit of high quality of life with its simple but elegant, natural, scientific, personalized CHARACTERISTICS.

What is "कोच"? A. Captain B. Referee C. Coach D. Trainer

What is the meaning of "जीत"? A. Tie B. Win C. Lose D. Goal

Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!

1. If there is not any contexts of the simple clause "fool that I was" , what is the possible meaning of the clause? and how many kind of its meaning? 2a. The carrier was in high spirits, good fellow that/as/though he was. 2b. Good fellow though he was, the carrier was in high spirits. 2c. Though the carrier was a good fellow, he was then in low spirits. Question : Which is/are grammatically correct? Does number 2a have the same meaning as number 2b.?

As I mentioned before, one of my passions is cars. I love washing my beloved car. Personally, I will feel a bit disappointed if the tires are dirty even though the boy is super clean. I came across an online article "The Proper Washing Method of Tires And The Timing to Replace Them". I would like to summarize and share some of the interesting points here. The tires are easier to be noticed their dirt. The article said washing them too often by detergents can be damaged. The main components of tires are rubbers and they are very delicate. They starts aging and are damaged by ultraviolet rays. That's why they have components for aging prevention and the components coat their surface. However, washing tires too often by detergents might remove the protective film. So, how should we wash them? The answers are as follows, 1) Rinsing inside tire houses thoroughly with high pressure water. 2) Scrubbing tires and wheels with a brush and sponge. 3) Getting rid of small stones out of tire groove with a brush. 4) Wiping water out with a cloth. Getting rid of wafer on wheels so that wafer stain is not left I'll try to follow this instruction in the future when I wash tires.

You don’t speak English. You speak your beliefs. If deep down you believe your voice doesn’t matter… It will come through in your words, tone, and silence. Fixing grammar won’t fix self-perception. To speak with power, you have to believe: — I belong here — My ideas matter — I am allowed to be heard Let your voice rise from that truth. #Leadership #Communication #VoiceWithin

Hello native English speakers first of all to thank you very much in advance for upcoming solution to my current queries still in same meaning with different structures. 1. naked as I was, I braved the storm. 2. naked though I was, I braved the storm. 3. naked man as I was, I braved the storm. 4. Having nothing on, I braved the storm. 5. Though I was a naked man, I braved the storm. 6. Naked man that I was, I braved the storm. 7. Naked as I was not , I braved the storm. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning other than the last one (number 7) ?