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tamtungtegieng
Jul 26, 2008, 12:27 PM
di13 te' vo thung` gao. roi, co' nhi. vi. cao thu? giup do. Co gang viet bai di nha, mot ngay gai dau 20 phut, 5 nam thi se het tri', hehehe (joking chut nha) Bai tho hua tang dau ta? I'm still waiting.:-B
di13
Jul 27, 2008, 05:14 AM
TamTungTeGieng,
I missunderstood because you typed vietnamese without sign :D Your nickname remind me of the lady that I had known from my hometown.
After she graduated from high school, she became abnormal. People in my town raised funds for her to see a psychologist since her parents could not afford it. The psychologist had not known the reason. All that the psychologist said was that she was healthy. Her parents thought that a ghost took her soul, where as some neighbors thought that she was love sick. Some kids teased her. I could not stop them because most of them were teenager boys. Plus, I was just a little girl. They were not any harm to her. Were they testing her to see how she reacted? She has not fallen into any well yet. The well that would have been the medicine to cure her.
My twenty minutes is up. I would like to reduce five years to three years, and I will increase twenty minutes up to forty minutes. :D By the way, what poem are you talking about? The poem about Tám Tững Té Giếng:D I am just teasing :D
Bear Lac Loi
Jul 28, 2008, 08:47 PM
Love and Money
Is she selfish since she loves nobody? It is normal because no one can force her to love someone even herself. If she needs money, then she can go to work. How to solve the problem if her income is change? If she cannot afford the mortgage, then she can either file foreclosure or short sale. What is the different between short sale and foreclosure? Foreclosure is that you want to give your home back to the lender. Short sale is that you list your house for sale less than what you owe the lender, and the lender accepts that amount. Some people bought the properties less than two years ago in Untied States, and most of them ended up either foreclosure or short sale. What if after you sold your house and you still cannot afford the credit cards and some other debts? You don’t have to worry. No anxious. All you can do is to bankruptcy and start over again. Life is so simple. There is always an appropriate solution out there for you to solve the problem. No need to suicide. What if no one loves you, all you can do is to love them first? What if, they are not love you back ? Right now, I don't know the answer, but I can do research.
Is she selfish since she loves nobody? It is normal because no one can force her to love someone even herself. (?) If she needs money, then she can go to work. How to solve the (a) (add: money) problem if her income is (delete: is) change (changes)? If she cannot afford the mortgage, then she can either file (add: for) foreclosure or short sale. What is the different between short sale and foreclosure? Foreclosure is (means) that you want to give your home back to the lender. Short sale is (means) that you list your house for sale (add: for) less than what you owe the lender, and (provided) the lender accepts that amount. Some people bought the properties (a property) less than two years ago in Untied (the United) States, and most (many) of them ended up (add: facing) either foreclosure or short sale. What if after you sold (sell) your house and you still cannot afford (add: paying for) the credit cards and some other debts? You don’t have to worry. No anxious (delete: no anxious). All you can (have to) do is to (add: file for) bankruptcy and start over again. Life is so simple. There is always an appropriate solution out there for you (your) to solve the (delete: to solve the) problem. (Add: There is) no need to suicide. What if no one loves you, (add: and) all you can do is to love them first? What if, they are (do) not love you back? Right now, I don't know the answer, but I can do (delete: do) research.
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di13
Jul 29, 2008, 07:48 AM
Bear Lac Loi, Thanks :) MonkeySeeMonkeyDo is nice nickname.
Is she selfish since she loves nobody? It is normal because no one can force her to love someone even herself ? If she needs money, then she can go to work. How to solve a money problem if her income changes ? If she cannot afford the mortgage, then she can either file for foreclosure or short sale. What is the different between short sale and foreclosure? Foreclosure means that you want to give your home back to the lender. Short sale means that you list your house for sale for less than what you owe the lender, and provided the lender accepts that amount. Some people bought a property less than two years ago in the Untied States, and many of them ended up facing either foreclosure or short sale. What if after you sell your house and you still cannot afford paying for the credit cards and some other debts? You don’t have to worry. All you have to do is to file for bankruptcy and start over again. Life is so simple. There is always an appropriate solution out there for your problem. There is no need to suicide. What if no one loves you, and all you can do is to love them first? What if, they do not love you back? Right now, I don't know the answer, but I can research.
Bear Lac Loi
Jul 29, 2008, 10:13 PM
My grandfather was a literature professor. He wrote a lot of love letters and poems about my grandmother, and he sent them to her. At that time he wasn't marry her yet. She was like a princess. Her parents were the richest in town. The bad thing is that she didn't know how to read. The first time she opened the love letter, and she saw a bunch of words in there. She said," What is this? Why this guy sent me this?" She threw it in the drawer. Day after day, a drawer was full of love letters...
I go to bed. I will reread it again whenever I have spare time.
My grandfather was a literature professor. He wrote a lot of love letters and poems about my grandmother (delete: about my grandmother), and he (delete: he) sent them to her (my grandmother). At (By) that time (add comma) he wasn't (hadn’t) marry (married) her yet. She was like a princess. Her parents were the richest in town. The bad (sad) thing is (was) that she didn't know how to read. The first time (add: when) she opened the love (delete: love) letter, (delete comma) and she (delete: she) saw a bunch of words in there. (use comma instead of period) she said, "What is this? Why (add: did) this guy sent (send) me this?" She threw it in the (a) drawer. Day after day, a (the) drawer was full of love letters...
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After the correction, the sentence “He wrote a lot of love letters and poems, and sent them to my grandmother” sounds good, but I would prefer to place “poems” before “love letters.” The sentence becomes: “He wrote a lot of poems and love letters, and sent them to my grandmother.” It sounds … easier to read, I think. Picky, huh? Sorry.
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di13
Jul 31, 2008, 09:39 PM
My grandfather was a literature professor. He wrote a lot of poems and love letters, and he sent them to my grandmother. By that time, he hadn’t married her yet. She was like a princess. Her parents were the richest in town. The sad thing was that she didn't know how to read. The first time when she opened the letter and saw a bunch of words in there, she said, "What is this? Why did this guy send me this?" She threw it in a drawer. Day after day, the drawer was full of love letters...
Thanks Bear Lac Loi
Bear Lac Loi
Jul 31, 2008, 10:57 PM
Rose broke her left leg, and she has been driven (driving) the car (add: with) the other leg. I told her that if in the future (suggest: delete “in the future”) I break (broke) my leg, then (delete then) I cannot (could not) drive the (a) car. (delete period) Since, (delete comma) I cannot drive a car (add: with) one leg. My habit is to drive a car with both legs (suggest, "I have a habit of driving a car with both legs" because you may have more than one habit. Either that or write, "One of my habits is to drive a car with both legs"). Rose said louder (loudly), "It is dangerous to drive a car with both feet." I replied, "I am comfortable to drive (suggest: driving) a car with both feet." Rose said, "My nephew is a policeman. I will tell my nephew (suggest: him) (add: to) come in (delete: in) here to let you know that how dangerous it is to drive a car with both feet" “Oh yeah!!!” I said, "It is not illegal to drive a car with both feet. If it is, why (add: did) I passed (pass) the driving test? If it is, (suggest: delete “If it is,”) why (add: did) they gave (give) me the driver license? It doesn't matter (add: if) your nephew is (add: either) a police (policeman) or a lawyer. I am not (don’t) really care. As long as it is not illegal, then I am fine."
Suggestion:
Look up Type II of IF clause to see why I wrote: “If I broke my leg, I could not drive a car.”
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di13
Aug 2, 2008, 08:11 AM
ý trời !!! sao sai nhiều quá !!!
Rose broke her left leg, and she has been driving the car with the other leg. I told her that if I broke my leg, I could not drive a car since I cannot drive a car with one leg. I have a habit of driving a car with both legs. Rose said loudly, " It is dangerous to drive a car with both feet." I replied, " I am comfortable driving a car with both feet." Rose said, " My nephew is a policeman. I will tell him to come here to let you know that how dangerous it is to drive a car with both feet." " Oh yeah !!! " I said, " It is not illegal to drive a car with both feet. If it is, why did I pass the driving test? Why did they give me the driver license? It doesn't matter if your nephew is either a policeman or a lawyer, I don't really care. As long as it is not illegal, then I am fine."
Bear Lac Loi
Aug 2, 2008, 08:30 PM
I asked, "Why do you want to know the law in the United States?" Tèo said, " Because, I want to marry native american girl. What should I say when I meet an american girl? Is there any chance blond girl fall in love with me? " I said, " Of course, I see a lot of asian guys marry american girls. Some of them are very easy to please. Plus, they're not demand too much from the guy. I mean the job you are doing. They don't ask for engineer, doctor degree something like that. Not like a few of asian girls have high school degree and ask a guy to have master degree. Whenever you meet american girl, you just say hi to her and ask her out for lunch. Good luck." By the way, if you speak english not fluent, she may leave before you finish a sentence.
purpose grammar only !!!! no judge !!!
I asked, "Why do you want to know (add: about) the law in the United States?" Tèo said, " Because, I want to marry (a) native american (Native American) girl (Note: A Native American is used to refer to an Indian. Do you really mean that?). What should I say when I meet an american (American) girl? Is there any chance (add: that) (add: a) blond girl (add: would) fall in love with me?" I said, "Of course, I see a lot of asian (Asian) guys (who) marry american (American) girls. Some of them (suggest: use "Some of the girls" instead since "them" may also be mistaken as "guys") are very easy to please. Plus, they're not (replace “they’re not” with “they do not”) demand too much from the (a) guy. I mean the job you are doing (suggest: I mean your job or who you are"). They don't ask for (add: an) engineer (engineering), (delete comma) (add: or) doctor (doctorage) degree (add comma) (add: or) something like that. Not like (unlike) a (delete: a) few of (delete: of) asian (Asian) girls (add: who only) have (add: a) high school degree and (suggest: use "but" instead of "and" to show the contrast) ask a guy to have (add: a) master degree. Whenever you meet (add: an) American girl, you just say hi to her and ask her out for lunch. Good luck." By the way, if you (add: don’t) speak english not (delete: not) fluent (fluently or well), she may leave before you finish a sentence.
purpose (Purpose) (add colon) (add: for) grammar (add: study) only !!!! no judge (judging) !!!
Note:
You may use "engineering degree" or "engineer's degree" but not "engineer degree." Similarly, use "doctorage degree" or "doctor's degree." In the US, a person who has a doctor's degree is also a person who has a PhD degree (tiến sĩ). Many Vietnamese assume that a doctor's degree is "bác sĩ." In this case, it should be a "medical doctor's degree" or an MD.
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Bear Lac Loi
Aug 2, 2008, 08:58 PM
A couple, husband and wife, argued and yelled each other, so the neighbor called the police. When the police came, a wife spoke broken in english language which the police didn't understand. She also looked at her husband and talked loudly in vietnamese language. Then, the police asked her husband, "what happened? What is going on?" The police saw a finger nail scratch on a husband's hand. His hand was bleed. A husband was quiet because he didn't speak english very well. He didn't know how to explain to the police. His wife kept talking too much and also raised her voice. Finally, the police took a wife and put her in jail for a few days. While a wife was in jail, a husband had to take care a baby. A baby cried. A baby needed milk. A baby wanted a mother. Plus, a husband could not afford for day care. How to solve this problem? A husband thought and he went to the police station paid $1000 to bail his wife out. If you want to know the law, here it is.
purpose grammar only !!!
A couple, husband and wife, argued and yelled (add: at) each other, so the neighbor called the police. When the police came, a wife spoke (add: in) broken in (delete: in)english (English) language (delete: language) (add: comma) which the police didn't understand. She also looked at her husband and talked loudly in vietnamese (Vietnamese) language (delete: language). Then, (delete comma) the police asked her husband, "what happened? What is going on?" The police saw a finger nail scratch on a (the) husband's hand. His hand was bleed (bleeding). A husband was quiet because he didn't speak english (English) very well. He didn't know how to explain to the police. His wife kept talking too much and also raised her voice. Finally, the police took a wife and put her in jail for a few days. While a (the) wife was in jail, a (the) husband had to take care (add: of) a (their) baby. A (the) baby cried. A (the) baby needed milk. A (the) baby wanted a (the) mother. Plus, a (the) husband could not afford for day care. How to solve this problem? A (the) husband thought and (delete and) (add period) (suggest: “How can I solve this problem,” the husband thought.”) he went to the police station (add: and) paid $1000 to bail his wife out. If you want to know the law, here it is.
purpose (add colon) (add: for) grammar (add: study) only !!!
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di13
Aug 3, 2008, 11:26 AM
I asked, "Why do you want to know about the law in the United States?" Teo said, "Because, I want to marry an American girl. What should I say when I meet an American girl? Is there any chance that a blond girl would fall in love with me?" I said, "Of course, I see a lot of Asian guys who marry American girls. Some of the girls are very easy to please. Plus, they do not demand too much from a guy. I mean your job or who you are. They don't ask for an engeering or doctorage degree, or something like that. Unlike few Asian girls who only have a high school degree, but ask a guy to have a master degree. Whenever you meet an American girl, just say hi to her and ask her out for lunch. By the way, if you don't speak English fluently, then she may leave before you finish the sentence.
Purpose: for grammar study only !!! no judging !!!
di13
Aug 3, 2008, 12:03 PM
A couple, husband and wife, argued and yelled at each other, so the neighbor called the police. When the police arrived, a wife spoke in broken English, which the police didn't understand. She also stared at her husband and talked loudly in Vietnamese. Then the police asked her husband, "What happened? What is going on?" The police saw a finger nail scratched on the husband's hand. His hand was bleeding. A husband was quiet because he didn't speak English very well. He didn't know how to explain to the police. His wife kept talking too much and also raised her voice. Finally, the police took a wife and put her in jail for a few days. While the wife was in jail, the husband had to take care of their baby. The baby cried. The baby needed milk. The baby wanted mother. Plus, the husband could not afford for day care. How to solve this problem? The husband thought. He went to the police station and paid $1000 to bail his wife out. If you want to know the law, here it is.
Purpose: for grammar study only !!!
Bear Lac Loi
Aug 4, 2008, 02:10 AM
Old Student versus Young Student
I heard someone say that some young students pick up thing faster than some old students when they learn second language. Is it true? Asking this question is like asking between an old guy 65 years old and 18 years old boy who is run faster. What if a little five years old girl says that my grandfather run faster. Why is she says that? Because, she loves her grandfather so much, and she wants him the winner. You do not surprised when you see some an old students 60 years old enroll in college. You do not supprised when you see a 20 years old students sit next to a 55 years old students in the class, in the United States. It doesn't matter how old you are. If you pass the examination, you can register for the classes. If I am a college principal in Vietnam, then I will change the rule. I will accept all the students, who wants to learn, the one that pass the test, and I will not consider their age. As long as they pay for a tuition, why do not accept them?
Purpose: for grammar study only!!! This is not for judging !!!
I heard someone say (said) that some (delete: some) young students pick up thing (things) faster than some (some) old students when they learn (add: a) second language (suggest: “it is easier for younger people to study a second language”). Is it true? Asking this question is like asking (add: that) between an (a)old guy (delete: old guy) 65 years old (add: man) and (add: an) 18 years old boy (add comma) who is (delete: is) run (runs) faster (add question mark). What if a little five years old girl says that my (her)grandfather run faster (add question mark). Why is (does) she says (say) that? Because, she loves her grandfather so much, and she wants him (add: to be) the winner. You do not surprised (surprise) when you see some an old students 60 years old (replace: “some an old students 60 years old” with “some 60 year old people) enroll in college. You do not supprised (surprise) when you see a 20 years (year) old students (student) sit (sitting) next to a 55 years old students (student) in the class, (delete comma) in the United States. It doesn't matter how old you are. If you pass the (add: required) examination, you can register for the classes. If I am a college principal in Vietnam, then I will change the rule. I will accept all the students, who wants to learn, the one that (replace “the one that” with “and who”) pass the test, and I will not consider their age (ages) (suggest: without worrying about their ages). As long as they pay for a (the) tuition, whydo (delete: do) not accept (accepting) them?
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di13
Aug 4, 2008, 03:34 AM
I heard someone said that young students pick up things faster than some old students when they learn a second language. Is it true? Asking this question is like asking that between a 65 year old man and an 18 years old boy, who runs faster? What if a little 5 year old girl says that her grandfather run faster? Why does she say that? Because, she loves her grandfather too much, and she wants him to be the winner. You do not surprise when you see some 60 year old people enroll in college. You do not surprise when you see a 20 year old student sitting next to a 55 year old student in the class in the United States. It doesn't matter how old you are. If you pass the required examination, you can register for the classes. If I am a college principal in Vietnam, then I will change the rule. I will accept all the students, who wants to learn, and who pass the test, and I will not consider their ages. As long as they pay for the tuition, why not accepting them?
di13
Aug 4, 2008, 03:35 AM
Exchange student is an honor students from Vietnam come in the United States to work for few months, and then they come back to Vietnam to finish their degree. Where do they live? What's the position do they apply for the job? Which company will hired them? In the United Stated, some agency aready arrange for them. They live in the apartment and share the bills. I mean they paid ahead of time through the agency before they come in the United Stated. Their position are salesperson. A company like Nikeeeeee have been hired them to sell shoes. While they are working, they can practice to speak english with the customers. They do have a few weeks off to travel if they want. Forty-seven out of fifty students go back home on the schedule. The other three students may have an excuse to miss the flight or illness. It doesn't matter what are their excuses. An agency may not trust them.
This information may not 100% correct. My purpose is practicing to type in English, so no judging.
gdpt-
Aug 4, 2008, 05:47 AM
I'm gonna use Handsome's proofreading method.
Exchange student is an honor students from Vietnam come in the United States to work for few months, and then they come back to Vietnam to finish their degree. Where do they live? What's the position do they apply for the job? Which company will hired them? In the United Stated, some agency aready arrange for them. They live in the apartment and share the bills. I mean they paid ahead of time through the agency before they come in the United Stated. Their position are salesperson. A company like Nikeeeeee have been hired them to sell shoes. While they are working, they can practice to speak english with the customers. They do have a few weeks off to travel if they want. Forty-seven out of fifty students go back home on the schedule. The other three students may have an excuse to miss the flight or illness. It doesn't matter what are their excuses. An agency may not trust them.
This information may not 100% correct. My purpose is practicing to type in English, so no judging.
Exchange student (students) is (are) an (delete: an) honor students from Vietnam (add: who)come in (to) the United States to work for few months, and (delete: and) then they come (go) back to Vietnam to finish their degree. Where do they live? What's (What) the (delete: the) position(positions) do they apply for (add: when applying for) the (a) job? Which company (companies) will hired (hire) them? In the United Stated (States), some agency (agencies) aready arrange for them (reword it so the reader can understand what you mean). They live in the apartment and share the bills (Prefer: They share an apartment and split the bills). I mean,(add: comma) they paid (would pay) ahead of time through the agency before they come in (to) the United Stated (States). Their position are (is a) salesperson (or: They hold positions as salespeople). A company like Nikeeeeee have (has) been hired (hiring) them to sell shoes (Prefer: Companies like Nikie hires them to sell shoes). While they are working, they can practice to (delete: to) speak (speaking) english (English) with the customers. They do (also) have a few weeks off to travel if they want. Forty-seven out of fifty students go back home on the (delete: the) schedule. The other three students may have an excuse to miss the flight or illness. It doesn't matter what are their excuses (or: their excuses are). An agency may not trust them.
This information may not (add: be) 100% correct. My purpose is (add: to) practicing (practice) to type in English, so no judging.
Comments: You're a good writer. I think you're at a level where you need to start using transitions to make the paragraphs flow more smoothly.
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di13
Aug 5, 2008, 08:17 AM
Exchange students are honor students from Vietnam who come to the United States to work for few months, then they go back to Vietnam to finish their degree. Where do they live? What positions do they apply when applying for a job? Which companies will hire them? In the United States, some agencies aready arrange for them what to do. They share an apartment and split the bills. I mean, they would pay ahead of time through the agency before they come to the United States. Their position is a salesperson. A company like Nikeeeeee has been hiring them to sell shoes. While they are working, they can practice speaking English with the customers. They also have a few weeks off to travel if they want. Forty-seven out of fifty students go back home on schedule. The other three students may have an excuse to miss the flight or illness. It doesn't matter what are their excuses. An agency may not trust them.
This information may not be 100% correct. My purpose is to practice to type in English, so no judging.
di13
Aug 5, 2008, 08:18 AM
Thanks Bear Lac Loi @};- and Thanks gdpt@};-
tamtungtegieng
Oct 14, 2008, 06:45 PM
Today is August 20, 2008 and I have a lump under my eyelid (Today, Aug. 20, 2008, I have a lump...). I hope it is a chalazion so that it will go away within a month or a couple of weeks. If it is not a chalazion, then it may be some kind of cancer. I am (no am, experienced) headache and dizziness. This is the signs of threatening life (These are life threatening signs). If it gets worse, then I better call the ophthalmologist for an appointment. :D Number 13 is bad luck if someone believes in superstition.:D
I see you're becoming more conscientious of mistakes, it shows in your writing. It's a very good sign di13. The few mistakes you're making now is somewhat arguable in what is known as writing style. Some techniques such as narrative or technical writing, you may prefer more commas to separate thoughts, or listing of events as you have done; others consisting of more fluid storyline to artistically describe some event:-). I congratulate you di13, don't worry about the "chalazion". If 13 is so unlucky, then 14-thap. tu' should be deadly...that's why they're superstition. Good luck on your quest :-).
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