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tall？？It's tell.

Please, can you tell me your name?

Of course, my name is Jane.

Are you from the United States?

No, I'm from Canada.

Oh, I have a pen pal in Canada.

He speaks Chinese. Do you like Chinese?

Yes, I absolutely love it. But I speak Chinese poorly, can you help me?

No problem.

Excuse me, can you tell me your name?

Of course, my name is Jane.

Are you from the United States?

No, it's not, I'm from Canada.

Oh, I have a pen pal in Canada.

He speaks Chinese. Do you like Chinese?

Yes, I absolutely love it. But my Chinese is not good, can you help me?

No problem.

Please, can you tell me your name?

Of course, my name is Jane.

Are you from the United States?

No, I'm from Canada.

Oh, I have a pen pal in Canada.

He speaks Chinese. Do you like Chinese?

Yes, I absolutely love it. But I speak Chinese poorly, can you help me?

No problem. (or of course).

Excuse me, can you tell me your name?

Of course, my name is Jane.

Are you from the United States?

No, I'm from Canada.

Oh, I have a pen pal who is Canadian.

He can speak Chinese, do you like Chinese?

Yes, I like it very much, but my Chinese is poor, can you help me?

No problem.

Excuse me, can you tell me your name?

Well, my name is Jane.

Are you from the United States?

No, I'm from Canada.

Oh, I have a pen pal in Canada.

He speaks Chinese. Do you like Chinese?

1 He always got up at six o'clock.

2 He often exercised from six to fifteen to seven.

3 Then he took a quick bath and ate breakfast.

4 Then, he always brushed his teeth and went to school at eight o'clock.

5 He had lunch at 11:45.

6 He came home from school at half-past four and did his homework.

7 He had supper at half past seven.

8 And he slept at ten o'clock.

There are several sentences here that I don't understand in English...

1。He always gets up to be.

2。He usually exercises six, one, five to seven.

3。Then he quickly took a shower and had breakfast.

4。After that, he always brushed my teeth and went to school at eight.

5. Have lunch. He was in twelve quarters.

6。He went home and did my homework at the half-four and school.

7 And he had supper at seven thirty o'clock.

8 And he slept at ten o'clock.

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Do you remember Berkey or Ampex? Gablinger or Chux? Maybe you should do it, because each of them will occupy an important place in the history of product innovation.

Berkey made the first hand-held electronic calculator, Ampex was the first video recorder, Gablinger developed the first strong beer with a very low alcohol content, and Chux was the first to sell disposable diapers.

Maybe you shouldn't, because all these companies are innovating commercially successful at once. Today we use a calculator probably made by Casio, our VCR from Panasonic: we are Miller lite beer with very low alcohol content, our diapers are gambled by Procter & Gamble (P&G).

In every market, innovators are washed away.

Xerox looks like an exception sorry directory. The company was the first to this photocopier market, and even though its advantage was eventually taken by Canon it remains a large, successful company today. But Xerox was also a pioneer fax machine and personal computer.

Each product will ultimately prove to be a big success – but not Xerox.

Anyone who is able to bring personal calculations. But it's Microsoft that does it to us now.

As we know, this will be the market where Apple develops personal computers (although I bought the first computer back in 1982, one from Sirius, an Exxon subsidiary. Where are they now? But Apple's leadership quickly faded when IBM came to the scene.

Still, Apple then jumped ahead of time to introduce a graphical user interface. Windows and rats.

The business world is not very polite to the trailblazers. Even if you know how it's going to develop, time is a blessing – or a special skill.

Individuals and small businesses can earn a lot of money with good new ideas. Successful big, established companies – Panasonic, Philip Morris International Business Machines (IBM) or General Electric – are usually based on something else: their sales capabilities, the depth of their technical expertise, then the marketing of the cowshed's solution.

Time and time again, these features make it possible to develop innovative ideas more effectively than the innovators themselves.

This is not to say that there are no roles engaged in the great reformers. After all, GE is built on the extraordinary Thomas Edison mind re-emergence, the eponymous ability of the founder of the Ford Motor Company. Walt Disney's imagination created a company that remains without parallels or competitors.

Perhaps Akito Monta Sony occupies a similar place in the annual reports of modern enterprises.

Hello, nice to meet you. If you're a tourist to our country, I think you've realized why we call it the British Empire. Our rich history, beautiful natural land, changeable weather, not to mention a glorious record in football and cricket.

For me personally, my height is measured in feet and inches, my weight is measured in pounds or ounces, my petrol is measured in gallons, and my milk is taken off – from the milkman. I paid pounds and shillings. Next up are the British in all aspects:

Complaining, or being unnoticed on the streets, tourists must learn not to make a fuss. The real British could not stand these. It's like you attract all the attention to you.

If the receptionist snubs you, or the hairdresser blows a cigarette in your face, if your soup is cold or the taxi driver charges high – nothing has to say. Who knows what they are disappointed in and what secrets and hardships are in their lives, so don't complain. You can tell your local newspaper when you get home.

Politeness is the most popular, and to impress the British host the most, foreign visitors need to learn how to apologize. On the street, on the bus, at the barbershop, in the bedroom, going out or coming back. "Sorry" is one of the most important words in English, and it should be on the lips of every tourist at all times.

Fish and chips – or "fish and chips" – are another tourist necessity. Britain is an island nation, and eating fish reminds us of our dependence on the sea, both mentally and physically. The fries represent our people, and no two fries are the same, but we are united because we all come from the same bag of potatoes and have been fried in the same pan of oil.

The dish must be eaten right away, and with fingers rather than utensils, and the best time is when walking on the streets, and dark streets are better. Don't take fish and chips home with you, finish them on a plate or eat them with a knife and fork. This is not the method of an authentic British.

Mind your own business, privacy is very important in today's British society, and anyone who neglects it is labelled as a "noisy parker". Residents of foreign countries can sit outside their homes, pick beans and chat loudly, or lean out from their balconies and shout at passers-by. These actions are a headache for the British.

How have you been doing? Nice to meet you. If you've travelled to our country, I think by now you've realised why we call it Great Britain:

Our long and splendid history; beautiful surrounding scenery; Wonderful weather, not to mention our famous cricket and football. As for me, I'm tall and so strong. My gas comes from gallons and my milk comes from a milk delivery guy.

Here's what characterizes us Brits: You don't have to make a fuss about complaining about being British or being ignored by society. Real British people make you unbearable, they tend to ignore your feelings.

If the receptionist at the front desk ignores you, or the hairdresser spits smoke in your face, or your soup is cold, or your driver charges you too much – that's fine. Who cares about your disappointment, and who knows how many sad secrets they have in their lives. So don't complain.

You can often write to your local newspaper when you get home. Courtesy is welcome and can make a good impression on the British host. Foreign tourists need to learn how to apologize, whether on the street, on the bus, in the barbershop, in the bedroom, ......Sorry is one of the most important words in the vocabulary of a true British person, and it is often put on the lips.

Fish and chips are another experience for tourists. The UK is an island where eating fish makes people dependent on the sea for their lives and spirits. Potato chips remind us of people, no other potato chips are the same, but we know that they come from the same bag of potatoes and are fried in the same oil.

This dinner should be eaten almost immediately, walking down the street in the dark, clutching it with your fingers. Don't wait until you take it home, put it on a plate and eat it with a knife and fork. This is not the British way.

Mind your own business is to respect one's privacy, and whoever violates it is called "Parker with the big nose". Foreign homeowners would sit in front of the door and talk or laugh at the people walking down the street. But this deeply disturbed the British.

Hello, nice to meet you. If you are a guest to our country, I hope by now you have realised why we call it Britain: our long and splendid history; beautiful landscapes; The abundance and variety of our weather, not to mention our great achievements in cricket and football.

As for me, I'm so many feet and inches tall and weigh so many pounds and ounces. My petrol comes and my milk gallons are pints – from a milk-deliverer. I pay in pounds and pounds.

Here are some of our specific aspects of Britain: complaining that in order to be British, or at least ignored in British society, visitors must learn not to make a fuss. The real British could not stand it.

It is equal to paying attention to you. If the receptionist ignores you, or the hairdresser blows a cigarette in your face, if the soup is cold or the taxi driver's is too high – say nothing. Who knows what disappointment, the secret sorrow of their lives might contain?

So don't complain. You can always write to the local newspaper when you get home. Politeness is welcome, to make a good impression on his British hosts, foreign tourists need to learn how to apologize, on the street, on the bus, at the barber's, in the bedroom, out of the house.

Sorry is one of the most important words in the vocabulary of any true Englishman, and a word should always be on the lips of any foreigner moving among us. Fish and chips – or rather, "fish."'chips'"— is another essential experience of the visitor. Britain is an island and eating fish reminds us of our practical and spiritual dependence on the sea.

Symbolizes our human chips: no two chips are the same, but we are Manchester United, because we are reduced from the same bag of potatoes, all fried in the same oil. This dinner should be eaten almost immediately, fingers, walking along the street, preferably in the dark.

Don't put the fish''chips go home, empty them into a plate and eat them with a knife and fork. This is not the British way. Mind your own business and respect for privacy is the most valuable social virtue in the UK, and those who offend are the brand "Big Nose Parker Couple".

In foreign households may sit placed at their front doors, shell peas and chat all over the world, otherwise hang on balconies to call pedestrians on the street. This behavior deeply disturbed Britain.

Hello Nice to meet you If you're here for sightseeing, I hope by this moment you already know why we call it Great Britain: from our long and illustrious history; unspoiled and beautiful landscapes; Diversity of climates.

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