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Some friends, especially those who are just learning English, often make the following mistakes.
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2 G; h# m x/ H- e% d! A9 r( i1. My husband has a good job. She makes over 100,000 dollars a year.
5 J1 k; a7 y9 o F0 G( l* I2 z My girlfriend did not live with me, because he is still in China.+ z$ w8 H9 K; v% H/ v/ w# ?* @! U! j
. {6 K3 k* u9 J( R# hThe reason to make this mistake is not due to grammar knowledge. One reason might be she and he have the same pronunciation in Chinese.
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5 g9 U* Q) ]" _' F" O2. I do not like big rain, I like small rain.
4 G8 X7 a# d( R" q3 z- ~ M3. Please close your phone.
! { H# J* v8 f: w$ JThese mistakes are made because of direct translation. Another similar mistake is: I very like Canada. You really like Canada, or you like Canada very much.; ]+ b( j' ~' F- \
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4. How to say: heavy rain, light rain, and turn off your phone in English?$ h5 w; b8 _% S! t7 C: m
The correct way to ask the question is like this: how do you say... in English?
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5 Q: q1 [2 K. T0 q; P {, x5. I am a Chinese.
& r1 M, ~( B* b2 rI am a Chinese person, or I am Chinese. 0 k) c( e0 l1 {/ O8 o" @; U/ v
6. He is a gay.
; M3 f2 P3 @5 x0 H) ]! AHe is gay.
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+ f% [5 C. a2 T, y7. Why? No why.
, L( T* f+ A n# J W8 KNot no why, no reason.
& T1 F t2 S& [/ b- H6 S8. Thanks! No thanks!
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