As opposed to , 与……相比，go through the motion, 敷衍了事come across as 给人一种印象 I suppose that I should be more content with the progress I made in English as opposed to my beginning learning , only going through the motion and coming across as leaning carefully at

Inversions are beautiful! What is the correct option for an "inverted third conditional"? 💪🤔💪🤔💪🤔💪🤔

Hey there, English learners! 😉 I was listening to a podcast and came across this expression for the millionth time. I thought to myself: I need to create a quiz on this one! So, here it goes:

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What is the meaning of "exploit"? a) To use unfairly b) To protect c) To ignore

I think the relationship between income and the happiness of an individual is in line with the principle of diminishing marginal utility. Money can help to increase one's feel of happiness in almost every way that a person can be helped. Money can bring a person better life condition and make most of the problems in life easier to solve. Money can even bring more feel of value to the person by helping others. At this stage, the relationship between income and the happiness of an individual is a positive correlation, which means the more money a person have, a happier life a person can live. But if the curve go further, a person already have billions of money, he /she is now pursuing meaning of life and inner peace, the curve will go flat at this stage. Because at this stage, money can not bring answers to a person.

Hey there, English learners! 😉 Let's see 👀 if you can get this right:

3 great teachers by Robin Sharma. Trên đường băng( on the runway) by Tony Buổi sáng. In fact, there are many books, each giving me lessons at different times. I started up after reading the book on the runway. At that time, I was still a student and did not have enough perseverance and enthusiasm. At that time I failed. But I'm so happy that I dared to do it. :)

It’s a gloomy day today. I’m feeling much better from the flu, though my nose is still stuffy. So it’s a school day. In science class, we learned about Newton’s first and second laws of motion. The first law states that an object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion. The second law says that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. I think I am good at memorizing these.