where do you cook? i cook in the kitchen do you play the guitar? i don't play the guitar i listen to rock pop music where do you listen to music? i listen to music at my house and concerts i watch tv in the living room do you read magazines? do you work in the garden? i work in the garden to remove grass do you play any musical instruments? i don't have a garden do you like to dance? where do you dance? i like to dance with my family at parties do you like to fish? i don't like to fish what do they like to do? what is the woman doing? she is working with her computer where is the coffee?

I like to take a shower while listening to music, and it's always been part of my routine for a long time. However, once, a speaking partner told me how peaceful it is to do it in silence. It really piqued my interest, so I gave it a try. Showering in silence was refreshing and surprisingly calming — now I do it from time to time.

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In my view, technology progress can support language development in rural or remote areas because it offers greater access to resources, flexibility, and customization. It allows students to learn from anywhere, access a variety of interactive materials, and receive instant feedback, which can make the process more motivating and effective.

Mostly overcast, the sky darkened abruptly this morning, a brief storm rattling the windows. Having Dad help me, I drilled grammar relentlessly, the absolute construction being my focus. I found the rules infuriatingly arbitrary. For hours, I sat hunched over the book, my head a tangled mess, my patience a flattened sack. Later, Mom came in brilliantly, her hands brandishing a slim package. My new high-end earpods had arrived! Pink, absolutely —inside and out— they lay nestled in a box embossed with a delicate floral fairy. Setup complete in minutes, the earpods worked wonders. They’ve become an instant refuge from our noisy routine, the world effectively silenced. Mom shouting mere inches away, not a sound would reach me. Only my selective music playing, the peace was absolute. What a wonderful product!

When I was a kid, all the books around me were written by Chinese. I absorbed all the knowledges about Chinese culture. When I grew up, I heard many interesting foreign history storyies. I deeply appealed to their cultures. I wanted to know more about the whole world. But about 80% books around the world were written by English. All the books translated into your native language, maybe can't repressed the opinions of the authors well. So, if we are good at English , we can directly read the original editions well. Meanwhile, for the foreign friends, who really like Chinese culture, we can translate Chinese into English. We live on this charming planet, we are family. When we meet each other, the first thing is to take a conversation with any topics. English is definitely the tool to help us to know each other well nowadays, but I hope Chinese can replace English sometime.

I'm a Chinese teacher. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me and I'll help you out. You can also ask me if you have any difficult exercises. Thank you.

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My country India is very culturally diverse. We have many languages, dialects, religions, and traditions, it’s almost like having many countries within one. When our Constitution was written, it was built on the idea of secularism so that everyone, no matter their faith or background could feel they belong here. But lately, I feel this diversity has at times become a reason for people to divide. Sometimes, when people strongly identify with a certain culture, they begin to see others as “different.” For me diversity is such a beautiful thing and should be a reason for people to connect, not pull apart. I see this not just in India, but around the world too. The world feels increasingly divided along cultural lines in the last few years. I know I’ve gone a bit off-topic here, but that’s what it feels like

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