I could be wrong, but I take it to suggest that the Chinese plan for growing its GDP has proven itself to be effective, and the world would do well to consider it as a way to the future. Those who think there's anything immoral about it (of

I would appreciate it, if anybody could help me with this. What does the last sentence mean? Especially the underlined part? Thanks a million. Basically, it indicates that we had major imbalances build beginning in the turn of the

I love to tell this TRUE story. An Australian once wrote to a British magazine to demand that it swiitch to American spellings. The shocked editor published the Australian's letter under this heading: WHAT A NERVE! (By the way, some of you may

But he gave me an F minus for the following essay, saying that it was "heresy", totally slating my work , as though it was written in Chinese instead of English. I don't understand the phrase in bold -- I suspect it's just

Hello! I am a university student from Russia. We have to write quite a lot of essays as part of our English course. However, every term we get a new teacher, this is just how the system works, and all teachers are quite different in how they

All the three sentences are from Halliday's 'An Introduction to Functional Grammar' for which he didn't provide any context. I'd check the first sentence again to make sure I haven't spoiled it by typing errors. Your

Made in China. "Made from china" would refer (if anything) to the material from which it is made.

sorry,esther...i tried,but i can't send you a e-mail .. and i should say thx to you ...i learnt st from you..^_^ my msn is (removed by mod)

wowww..chinese is really hard to learn. even for me .. if you want to learn it ,you should get ready for it

hi,friends. i can't publish my msn on the page:( but you can search "Euarne" in the skype ...it's not a usual name ...you can find me:) and if you don't have a skype...you can go to www.icq.com in the chinese