I was working off an imperfect transcription (see Xinzhoubao; in Chinese) that contained some things that were obvious errors. Therefore, this translation contains some guesses by me as to what was really said.Li Ao's Speech At Beijing University 北京
在美國Have a good one.是一句很制式的說法，上班的人要回家，通常不會靜稍稍，自個兒東西一拿就走，一般都會沿途見人就說再見。再見的說法很多，Have a good one.的one 指的是day, night, evening，看離開的時間是白天、晚上或傍晚而定，也就是在回家時，祝福同事朋友，當天剩下的時間過得愉快。
Hey guys, have a good one. I'm out of here.
嘿，各位，再見囉，我走啦。
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Thanks for the letter and your thought. I promise more easy ones soon.
Best regards,
Todd
the feeling that you understand and share another person's experiences and emotionsExample:
the ability to share someone else's feelingsExample:
An opinion I heard from a native speaker was that a rule of thumb for the choice is "to a person" and "for a thing." But I don't know to what extent this rule can be generalized. I often come cross a writing where "to a person" and "for a person" are used in parallel. We can see one of such examples in the speech by Archbishop Harry J. Flynn:As was the case for many of our foremothers and forefathers, emigration does not come easily. It did not come easy for the Irish, the Germans, the Scandinavians. It does not come easy to the Hmong, the Liberians, the Somalis, the Bosnians or the Hispanics.
Taiwan's democratization took another step forward with the 2004 presidential election in which Chen Shui-bian was re-elected for a second term over a united opposition ticket. Chen garnered 6,471,970 votes, 11 percent more of the popular vote than in 2000.
Taiwan's flourishing computer industry has generated a vast assortment of computer magazines for beginners, advanced PC users, video game players, industrialists, and even procurement personnel. Popular magazines in this category include PC Home 電腦家庭 for beginners, PC Office 電腦上班族 for office workers, and PC Gamer 電腦玩家 for video game enthusiasts.
English-language periodicals and magazines that juxtapose Chinese and English texts are an entertaining way for Taiwan readers to learn a foreign language. The more popular periodicals in this category include Studio Classroom 空中英語教室, with articles for senior high school and university students, and Ez Talk 美語會話誌 and Let's Talk in English 大家說英語, which target those eager to improve their spoken English. Some of these magazines are also available with audiocassettes or CD-ROMs.
隨著愈來愈多需要直接"緊貼耳朵"的商品出現，如ipod和手機，還有可維持長時間的可充電電池，我們的耳朵在過度"使用"之下，聽力也因此受到了損害。Everywhere she turns, Angella Day sees people carrying portable music players, often with the ear buds stuffed firmly in place. "They're very widespread," says Day, a senior at Chicago's DePaul University who regularly listens to music on her own iPod while studying or working out. "So addicting."
What she and others may not realize is that many people their age have already damaged their hearing. And researchers fear that the growing popularity of portable music players and other items that attach directly to the ears — including cell phones — is only making it worse.
"It's a different level of use than we've seen in the past," says Robert Novak, director of clinical education in audiology at Purdue University in Indiana. "It's becoming more of a full-day listening experience, as opposed to just when you're jogging."
With long-lasting rechargeable batteries, people who use portable music players also are listening longer — and not giving their ears a rest, says Deanna Meinke, an audiologist at the University of Northern Colorado who heads the National Hearing Conservation Association's task force on children and hearing.
Meinke says a good rule of thumb comes from a study published in December: Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital determined that listening to a portable music player with headphones at 60 percent of its potential volume for one hour a day is relatively safe.
有鑒於「全民英檢」在求職求學過程當中的重要性，擁有TESOL( Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages)教師資格的空中英語教室老師哈雀Liz Archer以她多年的教學經驗，分享了如何快速增進英語實力的各種訣竅。
她表示，每天至少花十分鐘聽及說英語，先聽一段英語，而後大聲的唸出來，這是訓練自己聽力和說英文的基本功。此外每天要讀一段或一篇英語文章，因為讀的愈多、 寫出來的英文文章就愈流暢。
The definition of cannot should be either "the negative form of can" (as the AHD has it) or a periphrasis like "is not able to." The only context in which can not, two words, occurs is as an emphatic alternative: "You can do it, or you can not do it." In that case, it is clearly two separately spoken words, with the not given special emphasis, and equally clearly it means something very different from cannot, namely "have the option of not (doing something)." The only acceptable form for the unabbreviated negative of can (or, if you prefer, for the expansion of can't) is cannot, one word.
Tip: Cannot vs. Can Not
"Cannot" is always one word. Even though you can probably think of examples where you want to make it two words, don't. (Ex: You can go to the store, or you can not go to the store.) Try to rewrite it for more clarity instead.
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"when" "while" 兩人都是一家人的情況==> during the time
"when" "while"分家，只能用"when"的情況: ==> at the time"when" "while"分家，通常偏用"while"的情況: ==> during the time
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