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Sometimes a Chinese idiom has a perfect match in English, as I said in the previous column.
What makes the apple pie ring with the infamous French sound of, “in-ter-na-tio-nale?”
My driver's license expired last Friday after six years. A few days earlier, I had downloaded a blank "certificate of physical health" form from the website of the Beijing municipal traffic authorities and went to an authorized hospital for a test.
Another way to help make new words easier to remember is to examine their origin.
Another way to help make new words easier to remember is to examine their origin.
One of the good things about hosting the Olympic Games is the development of tourism.
One thing that seems to trouble Chinese learners of English more than others is that "new words are hard to remember".
After touching upon the word "scapegoat" in explaining "fall guy" in the previous column, I felt the job was incomplete without elaborating on the Scapegoat.
Two dog-related stories appeared online on Monday, showing the two extremes of people's love and hate for the animal.
There is a great wealth of world music out there just waiting to be discovered by many newcomers to the English...
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