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@NoAgenda
哇！你住在中和區？離我很進！
I agree with you though, but these traditions and values come from the Chinese Dynasties. Where taking a government exam ment the different between a like of luxury and a life of a poor man. I would really like to do a study on how the amount of cram school in a country effects test results in Toefl and Ielts scores. My prediction would be that a high concentration of cram/language school will have an inverse effect of scores. Ex: A country with more cram school will perform poorly compared to countries with less cram school.
@Mackenzie
I find your criticism very harsh, but understandable. When you talk of poor grammar usage, are you talking about teenagers or the population as a whole? The internet has really changed how the younger generations communicate with the world.
0 人已投票2013年10月20日0I can tell you as a ESL teacher in Taiwan, time is not the issue. I have students that literally spend 20 hours a week studying, cramming vocabulary for years.... but they still can't speak or write very well. The important thing is to have an interest or a motivation.
Right now, I'm learning German in a class full of Chinese students. My goal is to be able to pass A1 by the end of the semester. However, this teacher and students aren't motivated to learn. They are still "stuck" on the first few pages of the textbook. Meticulously memorizing each word and yet when I ask them "How are you?" They have to pause to think of the answer.
I ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS tell me students if you don't use it you loss it. So, if you learn a new word that you think is pointless don't waste your time memorizing how it works. Also, I believe accents are one of the most important things. If no one can understand you, why learn a FL to communicate with others?
0 人已投票2013年10月20日0- I think you mean right as a rivet not trivet :) This is a rivet by the way http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR3bl-5ZwrlqapgJCMiThIVaRugYQBnBR2g1wk7x0TCrIXqvyDO The meaning originally means it is right just as a rivet is straight. A rivet is always the same, and it never changes. So it does mean "quite" or "really" right whatever adverb you want :) Cheers!0 人已投票2013年10月18日1
- It means that her more is like another piece of her. Here's a different example: Learn new languages is a part of WHO I am. <- it has a similar meaning=> if I don't learn new languages I would feel NOT myself. So, she is saying her mom is a part of her life and without her mom she won't feel the same.0 人已投票2013年10月18日1
