Thank you, sir. I've got it basically.

The bad thing I think is there are too many 'I's. It leads me to believe you're always thinking only from your point of view, which I think is not a good thing. Regards

I used to think it is possible, if you've got a lot of spare-time, but not now. Now I think it's almost impossible, because I've recently made a blunder at my job(even when I'm just planning to do a part-time job and have got no

She might at least have called to explain. There's gratitude for you. What does the latter mean here? Thanks in advance.

Is the sentence a flection of attitude? If it is, what's the attitude?(I guess it is negative.) Thanks in advance.

What's the difference between the two? Examples: One must be at work at 8, and can not leave before 12 at noon. The person in this position will get 1200 USD per month. Employees' health insurances are provided by the employer.

Thank you for your list, philip, and also the owner of the two replies above. I'v heard almost all the names you listed, but nevertheless they just don't mean much to me. I'd share what I read from the names. 'Cooper' looks

I don't usually take a list with me. I just enjoy seeing and buying, spending time out without fixed purposes is also a good thing. When I've bought more than I need, I'd just give them away to my sister when she visits me.

You have good reason in what you said. And I like civilization, it's great people live in hamony, guided by moral standards or restricted by law. Anyway, civilization is a great thing. The democracy I know is unavoidably a distorted one,

I believe in Civilization, which in my view has no limits. We (espectially the Western countries) have carried it to a fairly high level. But as far as democracy is concerned, it is unavoidably limited and lagging behind the degree and extent of