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Let's check out nutritional facts about Lychee fruit., various vitamins, minerals, and nutrients present in this fruit... The joy of Tasting Nature

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In the second sentence, Australian firms that / who / which demand

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To be honest with you, Anne, it's hard to comment on your sentences as I assume I'm not really sure what you mean, specifically.
That is not to say that I don't understand the gist of your meaning. Just not the specific point.
My opinion on the article is quite simple; I think that it is great to read something positive about the future possibilities of further cooperation between the two markets/economies and people/cultures. I am personally comforted by the news of the report that there are mutually beneficial opportunities forecasted between the two, specifically as I am Australian, and my family are Vietnamese. I hope that, perhaps one day, an opportunity may arise in the future, which could lead to financial benefits for my own family.

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Your sentences are a little confusing to me. The word "are" in the first sentences for example.
The introductory phrases is misleading in a way especially due to the use of the word "In".

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In a high potential partnership, VN and Aus are considerable for investment opportunities between these two countries. Vietnam seems like an ideal destination for Australian firms that demand capitalizing and diversifying their business.

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A new report by Asia Society Australia and The Australian APEC Study Center at RMIT University showed that Vietnam is a perfect economic partner for Australia.
Supported by the Australian state of Victoria's government, the 'A Path to Vietnam: Opportunities and Market Insights for Australian Business' report aimed to raise awareness of business opportunities and show pathways for Australian companies to succeed in Vietnam.

The findings from this report pointed out that Vietnam is a standout option for Australian businesses when it comes to considering a market for goods and services and business investment.

The market will help Australia capitalize on economic complementarities and diversify economic partnerships and supply chains.

The report said Vietnam, a densely populated, developing, and urbanizing country, is rapidly transitioning to an industrial and market-based economy through trade and investment and is making strides to position itself to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0).

Significant opportunities for Australian businesses exist in beef, grains, cotton, horticulture, and processed foods; resources like mining, minerals, and metals; services in education, ICT, insurance, environmental protection and health; and Industry 4.0-related sectors of fintech, agtech, healthtech, edtech, logistics, IT services, and digital skills.

According to the report, Vietnam always welcomes Australian firms, with Australian brands highly evaluated.

One of the researchers, Craig Emerson, former Australian Minister for Trade and Competitiveness and incumbent director of the Australian APEC Study Center, noted that both Australia and Vietnam have complimentary economic systems and seek diversification of their trading partnerships, amidst a weakening global economy and geopolitical tensions.

Currently, the two nations are both working on enhanced economic strategies to meet a joint ambition to become top ten trading partners of each other and to double investment in each other.

The Southeast Asian nation will also be an important partner for Australia as it seeks to expand its economic relationships in the Indo-Pacific and chart its pathway to recovery after COVID-19.

"We're at a sweet spot in our partnership," the report quoted Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison as saying during his trip to Vietnam last year.

"The capacity for Australia and Vietnam to work even more closely together is enormous. Our partnership is full of potential. It's full of opportunities."
Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam!

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A new report by Asia Society Australia and The Australian APEC Study Center at RMIT University showed that Vietnam is a perfect economic partner for Australia. Supported by the Australian state of Victoria's government, the 'A Path to Vietnam: Opportunities and Market Insights for Australian Business' report aimed to raise awareness of business opportunities and show pathways for Australian companies to succeed in Vietnam.

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LM - P48

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Delayed retirement will/would expand workforce participation; resulting in increased tax revenue; thereby, improving government revenue. Therefore, increasing (the standard/usual) retirement age would (likely/more than .. ) result in positive economic impacts for society.

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Delayed retirement will/would expand workforce participation; resulting in increased tax revenue; thereby, improving government revenue. Therefore, increasing (the standard/usual) retirement age would (likely/more than .. ) result in positive economic impacts for society.

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Point 1) It? what it?

Point 2) Ambiguously worded - try again.

Point 3) Bad illogical argument. Poor use of introductory phrase

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E = Evaluated
N = Neutral

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Discussion topic:
What is the report about? a study is about a medical research to support paralysis people can walk again
What are the main aims of the study? stimulation to improve model function on people's spinal injury.
What are some of the reported positive aspects of the treatment from the participants' perspectives? They become more optimistic and this could be cheaper than implant therapy
What is your opinion of the report? this study has been basically archive by planting an electronics inside the body but that's costly and not without risks. It could be affordable with a much cheaper price.
What is your opinion of the study?

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Trial underway to help the paralysed to walk again | ABC News

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13QJDWrjTDNps5t0UVahbFWp5il0EaTX87cBWowYRNa0/edit#slide=id.p

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This video is about the essential nature of adequate preparation for heat waves.

What should people do with their curtains, blinds and awnings? draw curtains, blinds and awnings.
Why should people avoid alcohol and caffeine?
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What reflects sunlight helping people stay cool?
Light-weight clothing, light colors
What are the symptoms of heat stress?
Head ache
If there is a power outage, what is the best way to get emergency information?
keep a battery radio on hands

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Written comprehension

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How to plan and prepare for a heatwave | Emergency Tips | ABC Australia

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Research Report reflection

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Practice paraphrasing, summarizing, citation and referencing

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Practice paraphrasing, summarizing, citation and referencing

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Essay Writing: Steps Research Paraphrasing Citation

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W3 - Friday: Maximizing and Minimizing Language (F19)

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W3 - Friday: Maximizing and Minimizing Language (F19)

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W3 - Friday: Maximizing and Minimizing Language (F20)

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W3 - Friday: Maximizing and Minimizing Language (F20)

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Task 1:
a. Often possible
b.  likely to
c. It is possible, though unlikely
d. seems probable that
e. may..., but it is extremely unlikely that..
f. Could
g. Probably
h. Almost
i. poorly
j. Could be possible

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W3 - Homework: Graphs review (P61-64, LM)

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W3 - Homework: Graphs review (P61-64, LM)

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(P62)
1. The given graph shows the growth of mobile phone owners in 10 countries during 1995 - 2000.
2. Generally, the number of mobile phone owners in those countries was increased. Denmark was less improved than other countries.
3. The number of mobile phone owners in France was significant increased to 4 times after 5 years.

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W3 - Homework: Graphs review (P61-64, LM)

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(p61)
1. Tomoko spends an unequal amount of money on rent, food study materials and entertainment
2. Tomoko spends 45 percent of her money on rent and food, but she only spends 15 percent of her money on clothes
3. Tomoko spends less on clothes than on study materials.
4. Tomoko spends as less money on rent and food than she does on everything else put together.
5. Most of the readers have never smoked.
6. Almost a third of the readers used to smoke but have now given up.
7.
8. Generally speaking men are less smoked than women.
9. the proportion of readers who smoke more than twenty a day is quite
small at 11 per cent overall.
10. The figures for the 20 plus group and 10 – 19 group are the same at overall

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E5.
a. substantially higher .... than
b. were marginally significant, the highest
c. the largest percentages of, most likely to, least likely to
d. more common, positively associated with, negatively related to

E6.
a. the proportion of robberies occurred on streets was almost double to that number of banks in a same area, NSW.
b. In QLD, the number of robberies happened in banks was higher than it was in private residences by a ratio of 3 to 2.
c. banks in QLD gets 25.1 % in total number of robberies happened in QLD, this number is almost 4 times higher than the percentage of robberies happened in private residences in NSW
d. private residences in NSW was likely to be more safer for residents with a 3 times lower in  proportion of robberies occurred, at 6.3%, compared to same criteria in QLD.

E7.
a. similar to, in contrast to
b. consistent with,
c. compared to

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E1. Criticisms:
- There is not Fresh treatment for all contents
- Titratable Acidity: Highest in A2 treatment - almost 10 times higher than that in A1 - the lowest one at 119, 1214
- Ascorbic Acid: lowest in A3 treatments; others are not get significant difference
- Soluble Solids: Similar to AA.

E2.     (1) STATEMENT OF RESULT
(2) DESCRIPTION OF TABLE
(3) STATEMENT OF MOST SIGNIFICANT RESULTS
(4) BACKGROUND INFORMATION
(5) STATEMENT OF RESULT BY COMPARISON BETWEEN RESULTS
(6) STATEMENT OF RESULT BY COMPARISON BETWEEN RESULTS
(7) STATEMENT OF RESULT BY COMPARISON BETWEEN RESULTS

E3.     a. Compares          b. Shows            c. Compared with .... is shown
d. Is compared      e. Can be seen from...

E4. The table 1 indicates comparisons in proportions of places happened robberies in 2 difference regions: NSW and Queensland in 2000.
- In NSW, the proportion of robberies which occurred at chemistries was the highest at 42% and significant higher than number at other places in the area,  while the highest of this proportion in  QLD was happened on streets, at 29%.
- It shows that private residences was the place with the lowest rate at 6.3%  in robberies happened in NSW, almost 7 times lower than the highest one - Chemistry.
- The proportion of robberies occurred at Chemistries was the highest number in NSW, on the contrast, that number was the lowest in QLD.

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a. Almost exactly twice as many boys reported in returning by the curfew.
b. A marginally smaller percentage of girls reported  restriction in choice of friends.
c. Slightly over twice as many boys reported spending of self-earning money
d. Close to three times as many boys reported in future education choices
e. Boys exceeded girls in the times they reported using of the family car by a ratio of 2.5 to 1

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i; / I

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Useful minimal pairs practice of /ɪ/ and /i:/ as in sit and seat, useful practice for speakers of many languages. Minimal pairs are words that vary by only a single sound. Pronunciation for learners of English.

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Purpose: The purpose of this questionnaire is to determine which factors are key in the decision making process for potential employees, when they choose in which company they will accept a job/role/position.

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Purpose: To point out some key reason for people's career choices, such as: Market demand, income, family oriented, hobbies,...
Hypothesis: Generally, people may choose the job mainly based on
income

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We are taking EAP5 class and this survey is used for supporting researching purpose only.

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It is shown clearly that there is a diversity in team's personalities due to team members have been experienc ing various backgrounds.
While most of  team member's minds are a mixture of Introvert and extrovert factors, John's one is without extrovert,  completely outweigh others to be the most introverted. And, John's nature is more thinking than feeling. This could be affected by his career - a programing expert which high accuracy required, and not much social activities and network interaction provided during job perform ing.
Related to mind aspect, in comparison with Anne and Sony, Terry and Tanya are much more extroverted.
However, for Sony, his energy is more intuitive than 3 others. In some studies, Intuitive people can sense what others are thinking and feeling and prove their empathy, maybe Sony is one of them.

Tanya and Conan share the most judging in tactics dimension.

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Some people believe that reading skill in children should be taught seriously, however, some propose to provide relaxation training instead. A research has been complimented in five group of ten students who came from five primary schools  to demonstrate which form would decrease stress in studying for children.
The study indicated that children receiving the teaching method of remediation can improve the accuracy of reading skill, whereas children experiencing that of biofeedback have no improvement in reading. It was also reported that excessively relaxation while reading causes lower children’s attention to the document, thus reducing the improvement in reading.

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It is shown clearly that there is a diversity in team's personalities due to team members have been experiencing various backgrounds.
While most of  team member's minds are a mixture of Introvert and extrovert factors, John's one is without extrovert,  completely outweigh others to be the most introverted. And, John's nature is more thinking than feeling. This could be affected by his career - a programing expert which high accuracy required, and not much social activities and network interaction provided during job performing.
Related to mind aspect, in comparison with Anne and Sony, Terry and Tanya are much more extroverted.
However, for Sony, his energy is more intuitive than 3 others. In some studies, Intuitive people can sense what others are thinking and feeling and prove their empathy, maybe Sony is one of them.

Tanya and Conan share the most judging in tactics dimension.

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the best and worst thing of being a student

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the best and worst thing of being a student

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Defining vs non-defining

There are two types of relative clauses, defining and non-defining. In the grammar chart below, you can see the main differences between them.

Relative pronouns

Relative pronouns are the words that introduce relative clauses. They can act as the subject or the object of the relative clause.

Note that that can be used in informal English instead of who/whom/which but it is never used after commas, i.e. in non-defining relative clauses, or after prepositions.

We use which/that as relative pronouns. They refer back to a noun or sentence.

We don't use what as a relative pronoun. It cannot be used to refer back to a sentence or noun.

We use what independently to mean 'the thing/s that'.

Prepositions in relative clauses

When the relative pronoun is the complement of a preposition, we can use the preposition before the relative pronoun or at the end of the relative clause.

Preposition + relative pronoun

It's not very common to use prepositions before relative pronouns, we just do it in formal language.

Note that after a preposition we can only use the pronouns whom or which. We cannot use who or that after a preposition.

We can also use whose after a preposition.

Preposition at the end of the relative clause

The most common position of the preposition is at the end of the relative clause.

Relative adverbs

Relative adverbs introduce relative clauses, just like relative pronouns, but in this case, they are used to introduce information about time ( when), place ( where), or reason ( why).

Note that we can use a preposition + which instead of a relative adverb, although this structure is more formal and not as common.

Quantifier + of which/whom

In non-defining relative clauses (=between commas), we can use of which/whom after a quantifier such as some, any, none, all, both, several, enough, many and few.

Their daughters, both of whom are in university, don't visit them very often.

Their house was full of cats, most of which had been found in the street.

We can also use a quantifier + of whose.

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Relative clauses. Defining and non-defining relative clauses. Relative pronouns with preposition, relative adverbs. Advanced English grammar exercises.

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The passive with reporting verbs - Grammar chart

In news reports and formal writing, it is common to use the passive forms of reporting verbs. Using this resource allows us to give information when we don't know for sure whether it is true or not, or when we want to distance ourselves from the source of the information.

Reporting verbs are verbs of saying or believing such as agree, announce, believe, claim, consider, expect, hope, know, report, say, suggest, think, understand, etc. And we can use their passive form for distancing in two different ways. Check the examples below:

It is said that... + subject + verb

We can use the passive of a reporting verb in a sentence after an introductory it: It + passive reporting verb + (that) + clause (subject + verb)

Someone is said to + infinitive

When we use the passive form of a reporting verb after the real subject of sentence (and NOT after it), we need to use an infinitive after the passive of the reporting verb.

Someone is said to do

When the reported action is simultaneous to the reporting, we can use use: subject + passive reporting verb + to + infinitive.

We can also use this form to refer to the future.

Someone is said to be doing

When the reported action is in progress simultaneously to the reporting, we can also use subject + passive reporting verb + to be + -ing (continuous infinitive) with dynamic verbs.

Someone is said to have done

When the reported action is previous to the reporting (earlier in the past), we use subject + passive reporting verb + to have + past participle (perfect infinitive).

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English grammar practice. Multiple-choice and gap-filling exercises on the passive with reporting verbs. Passive for distancing. Passive reporting verbs.

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Tip: If you allow comments for your posts, it keeps the feedback a little neater.

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Hello!!! It is a short introduction about Anne :)

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3 Hours of Background Music For Studying - Focus Music for Deep Concentration