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On November 09 at 4:52 AM by jennyzhu

Yuèzi was the darkest days of my life.  Read more

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Posted on: Days of the week
On November 09 at 4:02 AM by lcszhongwen

But is there a grammatical reason for it? Or, is it just a Chinese language habit to say 周日 instead of 周天? Read more

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Posted on: Days of the week
On November 09 at 3:58 AM by lcszhongwen

So, is it just a language habit to use 周日instead of 周天?Or, is there a grammatical reason for it? Read more

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On November 09 at 3:23 AM by lujiaojie

There are also cases where the 了 is unnecessary. Some examples: Expressing well wishes, e.g. 我祝你越来越漂亮!- I hope that you'll be even more beautiful... Read more

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On November 09 at 3:11 AM by user1283

thank you very much. Read more

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On November 09 at 3:01 AM by chemboy613

Hey, I made a not listening to this on my ipad today. "You" is already plural.  In the middle ages, there was a second person singualr that us... Read more

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On November 09 at 2:51 AM by jcheinbockel

Hi, I just looked into your account and noticed that this lesson was "Bookmarked/Studied". While bookmarking lessons brings them to the top of the... Read more

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On November 09 at 2:47 AM by gaojian

I would also translate the sentence as "Which cell phone number did you use to book it?" I would say that your theory is correct. Read more

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On November 09 at 2:45 AM by gaojian

veronique21, The 了 isn't always used in 越來越 patterns, however, as John said, if there is a real change taking place (change of state)... Read more

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Posted on: Raising the Rent
On November 09 at 2:34 AM by lujiaojie

这里可以是弄破了书里的“一张纸”。 Read more