thanks Cubi. It's always been my favorite song:))

@Mình viết về Reading, các bạn xem cho vui: There are no magic shortcuts to speed up your learning words, the new words have tobe connected with words you already know. “I have small vocabularies, but I read all the time for everything!”. This shows what you are reading may not make you learn anything (or new words). 7 trả lời A: It is obvious when all the words in paragraph are almost unknown to you, you have to be especially aware of the problems that you create to yourself! What should I read? Whatever interests you—whatever makes you want to read or in other word, you read whatever you are able to handle at least 80% of its content. Don’t be easy ongoing to get t A: ongoing to get the conclusion of story and skip over unfamiliar, unknown words. First, try to guess at a word's meaning from its context—that is, the sense of the passage in which it appears; second, you look up the word's meaning immediately in dictionary. There is no point in trying to read something you simply are not able to understand or A: read something you simply are not able to understand or are not interested in. The important idea is to find things to read you can enjoy, and to read as often and as much as possible with the idea of learning new words always in mind. A: hoa méc quá Sao ưi, chào buổi sáng kỳ quá nha ;)) A: Đó là experiences tích lũy bao năm ấy ạ ^^. bài khá hay và rất ý nghĩa ạ :D A: @Sao đâu. hay hay, nhưng nghe vẫn thấy sách vở :D A: :), vì thực ra có 2 bước, sách nào cũng nói, chỉ riêng cái ý cuối là hay ạ. Reading book is ẹnjoyament :

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vice versa adverb /?va?s ?v?rs?; ?va?s??v?rs?/

used to say that the opposite of what you have just said is also true

You can cruise from Cairo to Aswan or vice versa (= also from Aswan to Cairo).

i have a mistake when distinguish the distraction and distort :(

analytical thinking skills :D

In life, you need friends. You need the social proof, the wing-men to back you up, and a strong frame for doing things. Most of us, including myself, continually strive to achieve this. Whatever the reason, one thing that stands true, is that, as a part of a team, as long as you be yourself and contribute, you are unstoppable.

"be likely to" is used in present, not in future. http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv275.shtml