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Welcome u all :)

:tup: G'd job, g'd payment :D. Right now i'm not worried so much 'bout future but present :blush:... u know,not enough pocket money to spend. Sometimes i also wanna find a part-time job, but it seems like a little bit hard to find a suitable one.

[clap]u're rite:blush: , i'm studyin' 3th year there... not much to talk 'bout it. What do u do now, banking? In fact many of my classmates want to work in that field after graduating. Bruuu, troi lanh qua!

By the way, @ouranous: I'm 20, stuck at an university in VN for 3 years :D

:whistle: Do u think that u & I r the same ;) U believe Haohmaku?:yuck: I even don't know whether "he" is a guy or not:cool:

Yep, but "wait" appears most often.

I haven't touched a book since Friday :D, i'm not a book warm as you thought. Yesterday exhausted me so much that i couldn't get up this morning to go to school. How 'bout u guys, strolling around all day or just staying at home

Yep, spend time (on) doing smth. ---> Jane spent several years teaching school in Chicago. Moreover, another way is: Jane spent her several years teaching school in Chicago.

Hope this will help :) The two verbs 'do' and 'make' are often confused. The meanings are similar, but there are differences. We use: 'Do' for Activities Use the verb 'do' to express daily activities or jobs. Notice that these are usually activities that produce no physical object. Eg: do homework do housework do the ironing do the dishes do a job 'Do' for General Ideas Use the verb 'do' when speaking about things in general. In other words, when we do not exactly name an activity. This form is often used with the words 'something, nothing, anything, everything, etc.' I'm not doing anything today. He does everything for his mother. She's doing nothing at the moment. Important Expressions with 'Do' There are a number of standard expressions that take the verb 'do'. These are standard collocations (verb + noun combinations) that are used in English. do one's best do good do harm do a favour do business 'Make' for Constructing, Building, Creating Use 'make' to express an activity that creates something that you can touch. make food make a cup of tea / coffee make a mess Important Expressions with 'Make' There are a number of standard expressions that take the verb 'make'. In a number of cases the verb 'do' seems more appropriate. These are standard collocations (verb + noun combinations) that are used in English. make plans make an exception make arrangements make a telephone call make a decision make a mistake make noise make money make an excuse make an effort

1. A, i'm quite sure. "Over" means "more than". Morever, normally we don't use "than" when using "... times" ( 4 times, 10 times...). Err, hyave a quick look at this (line 3) http://k.1asphost.com/triviaweb/space3.html 2. I think it must be D 3. Agree with haohmaku 4. chemicals ---> chemistry

Yeah, 14 different :D, how could i omit it like that

I agree

Try this: Enter Google, search "there is nothing to do but"... and here is the answer: http://www.google.com.vn/search?num=30&hl=en&newwindow=1&q=%22+There+is+nothing+to+do+but%22&meta= I think B is okay:)

That Mr.Jones is not prepared to teach this course is not doubted = There is no doubt that Mr Jones is not prepared to teach this course. I think D is wrong, 'cause A, B & C are absolutely correct:D.

Proud to be Vietnamese :D