Hi again everyone, and welcome back to 'One
English Tip in One Minute for Speakers
of Chinese (and its many language
varieties)'. In these videos I discuss each
week, in detail, one common English
mistake made by Chinese speakers...and
this is video number 28.
I say this every week -- and you
probably really don't believe me because
I say it all the time, but it really is
true: I think it's a very smart, cool and
practical thing in today's world to do
to try to improve your English. Good
for you, and I hope these videos are
helping you.
In these videos I show you a slide and
on the side there are two sentences: One
of them is the correct way that a native
English speaker would say it,
the other is the wrong way that many
Chinese speakers say it. Your job is
to decide which is correct. Again, do
that now. Read the sentences,
listen to me read the sentences, pause
the video, think about your answer and I
will discuss the answer in the slide
that follows this slide.
Hopefully that went well for you, and
you didn't have any major trouble with
this. If so, you can sort of move on
and not think about this so much. If
you got it wrong -- or you just happened to
get lucky by guessing and getting it
right --
it just means you have to study a little
bit more. It's really not that much work
to get past this mistake. To start you
off on the process, I've given you three
sentences you can study from. You should
memorize the sentences, you should review
them constantly -- it's very important to
review -- and you should put into practice
what you've learned through speaking or
writing or both...and just keep up that
process until the bad English is out of
your head and the good English is in. And
use the other many other resources
around you to help you with this as well.
For more infomation >> English for Chinese Speakers 28-'a hard language to learn' or 'a hard to learn language'?(subtitled) - Duration: 2:39.-------------------------------------------
Project Umbrella / Project Bandages - Duration: 20:20.
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Medicine cabinets cleaned out for Drug Take Back Day - Duration: 1:33.
OFFICIALS SAY IT HAS GROWN TO
BECOME A BIG PART IN KEEPING
DRUGS OFF THE STREETS.
GRANITE STATERS TAKING A ROLE IN
THE FIGHT AGAINST THE ONGOING
OPIOID EPIDEMIC.
GETTING RID OF UNWANTED
VITAMINS, COUGH MEDICINE, PA
PILLS AND FENTANYL PATCHES AND
PUTTING THEM IN THE RIGHT HANDS.
>> EVERYONE WHO HAS STUFF IN
THEIR HOUSE SHOULD JUST GET RID
OF IT.
THERE'S NO NEED TO HAVE IT
AROUND.
TIM: IT'S ALL PART OF THE DEA'S
DRUG TAKE-BACK DAY WHERE LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS GATHER
PRESCRIPTIONS AND LATER PROPERLY
DISPOSE OF THEM.
>> YOU KNOW, TODAY WAS A DAY FOR
THE CITIZENS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE FUTURE OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
TIM: JON DELENA, ASSISTANT
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE WITH THE
DEA, SAYS FOUR OUT OF FIVE
PEOPLE ABUSING HEROIN AND
FENTANYL START WITH PRESCRIPTION
OPIOIDS.
DRUG TAKE-BACK DAY ALLOWS NOT
ONLY FOR RESIDENTS TO CLEAR
THEIR HOMES, BUT IT ALSO GIVES
POLICE A CHANCE TO GET AHEAD OF
THE CRISIS.
>> WE WANT TO SAFELY DISPOSE OF
THIS STUFF.
FIRST OF ALL, THE WAY WE DO IT
IS SAFE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, BUT
GET IT OUT OF HARM'S WAY.
DON'T PUT IT SOMEWHERE IT'S
GOING TO END UP IN THE WRONG
HANDS.
TIM: MANCHESTER POLICE HELD A
LARGE-SCALE EVENT.
ALONG WITH COLLECTING
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, THEY ALSO
HELPED TO SHRED CONFIDENTIAL
DOCUMENTS AND OFFERED A VARIETY
OF FAMILY-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES TO
CONNECT TO THE COMMUNITY.
AND IT WAS A CONSTANT SHUFFLE OF
CARS MOVING THROUGH NASHUA'S
DRUG TAKE-BACK DRIVE-THRU.
BUT, IT WASN'T JUST THE BIG
CITIES.
THE TOWN OF RAYMOND ALSO HOSTING
A SUCCESSFUL DRUG TAKE-BACK DAY.
>> IT WAS A GREAT DAY.
WE HAD A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF
PEOPLE SHOW UP.
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Basic Gardening Tips for Beginners | How to Plant a Fern in 8 Steps - Duration: 3:17.
Welcome to Basic Gardening Tips for Beginners
In this video, we will tell how to plant a fern in 8 steps
Planting a fern can be fairly difficult.
Knowing what time of year to plant it,
how to move it,
how to handle the large leaves can all be very difficult.
With just a little bit of work it can be easily done,
however, and take only a short amount of time.
Step 01 Get the fern started indoors
Get the fern started indoors,
especially if you live in an area with unreliable weather for your particular breed of fern.
All types of ferns require a different climate,
however most prefer a hot humid atmosphere.
Grow the fern indoors until you begin to see multiple leaves spring out from the center.
The goal is to grow it until you have enough roots to hold it a ball in your hand,
however you do not want to pull the plant out of the ground prematurely.
If you're not sure whether the fern is quite ready to be planted outdoors,
leave it in the ground for a while longer.
Step 02 Figure out the time of year
Figure out the time of year best for planting.
During the Spring season (where winter is cold and wet where you live) is best.
In warmer climates Fall is preferable.
Step 03 Get the fern ready to be moved.
If your fern is a good size and is actively growing,
cut the leaves by half of their length.
This will make it easier to move and relieve the stress of the plant.
Step 04 Dig out a generous ball of the roots
Don't be afraid to pull up a lot of dirt along with the roots.
The shape of the ball isn't too important,
so don't worry about shaping it afterwards.
This will hurt the roots more than anything.
Step 05 Dig a hole the same size as the root ball
Dig a hole the same size as the root ball and place the fern inside.
Leaving a generous amount of space for the hole to fit is okay,
as you will be filling it in and watering it in the extra space.
Step 06 Pour water into the area
Water more than you normally would as this will get
the soil ready and begin to get the fern used to it's new area.
Step 07 Fill in excess space with soil
Fill in excess space with soil.
Don't pack too tightly, leave the soil soft.
Step 08 Monitor the plant
Monitor the plant and make sure it is growing at the same rate as before you planted it.
The growing rate should be fairly close to the same.
If the plant isn't responding well,
move it back to where you had it before.
Don't move the plant's location too often.
This will injures the plant.
Thank you for watching.
We hope you will like this video.
If you do, please click like button and do not forget to comment and share.
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Guide your baby how to coloring the fruit - coloring pages [Youtube Channel For Kids] - Duration: 2:50.
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Race for the Cure rained out - Duration: 2:31.
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Claims for vehicle damage - Duration: 2:15.
NEW REPORTS SHOW YOU.. THE
TAXPAYER. ARE PAYING MORE FOR
OUR ROADS.. NOT TO FIX THEM BUT
TO SETTLE CLAIMS AGAINST THE
STATE FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE
DAMAGED ROADS.
NEWS TWOS SOFIA ARAZOZA SPOKE TO
PEOPLE WHO SAY THEY ARENT
SURPRISED TO HEAR THE NUMBERS.
"fix our roads please fix our
roads."ITS PLEA HEARD OFTEN
IN SOUTH CAROLINA. OUR ROAD
WAYS SOME OF THE WORST IN
THE COUNTRY. "The roads in
TIRES HE MANAGES . STAYS BUSY..
WITH
A STEADY STREAM OF CUSTOMERS
SEEKING REPAIRS. "flat tires
bent rims". MANY CAUSED BY THE
CONDITIONS OF OUR ROADWAYS.
constant
wear and tear on all the joint
sna d the shocks." BUT A REPORT
FROM THE STATE NEWSPAPER SHOWS
YOUR
MONEY ISNT JUST COVERING YOUR
OWN FLAT TIRES..ITS COVERING
OTHER PEOPLE'S TOO. ACCORDING
TO ARTICLE THE STATE HAS SPENT
NEARY 50 MILLION DOLLARS TO
SETTLE CLAIMS
FOR VEHICAL DAMAGES IN THE PAST
10 YEARS. "its gotten worse over
the years" TAYLOR ADAMS SAYS ITS
FRUSTERATING TO HEAR HIS TAX
PAYER MONEY IS COVERING CLAIMS
this issue not us taking
care of it cause they aren't."
HE SAYS HE SEES THE MONEY GO..
BUT HE DONESNT SEE THE RESULTS..
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FILE A
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FILE A
CLAIM FOR ROAD DAMAGE YOU
SUSTAINED
YOU CAN FILL OUT A CLAIM FORM ON
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONS
WEBSITE. THE CLAIM MUST BE
FILED IN THE COUNTY WHERE THE
INCIDENT OCCURED AND
MUST BE TURNED WITHIN A YEAR OF
THE INCIDENT.
REPORTING IN STUDIO SOFIA
ARAZOZA NEWS TWO.
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