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This article briefly introduces the important aspects of making semiconductor lasers"

this article briefly introduces the highlights in the manufacture of semi-conductive laser facility.

1. "More and more." Represented by "Comparator + and + Comparative":

Monosyllabic adjectives Adverbs are in the form "-er + and + er" as in the form of:

Age) is getting bigger and smaller – older and older and younger

Fatter and fatter thinner and thinner – fatter and fatter thinner and thinner

Farther and farther nearer and nearer

Fly higher and lower fly lower and lower – fly higher and higher fly lower and lower

Polysyllabic and most two-syllable words are in the form "more + and + more + primary", e.g

More and more difficult

More and more delightt

2. Examples. 1 He is getting older and younger.

he becomes oldere and older / younger and younger.

2 He became fatter and thinner.

he is getting fatter and fatter / thinner and thinner.

3 The bus was getting farther and closer to us.

the bus drives father and father / nearer and nearer.

4 The plane flew higher and lower.

the plane flies higher and higher / fly lower and lower.

3. Other sentences.

5 **Location of occurrence The location of the accident is less than 200 kilometers from here.

the place the story arose is not 200 kilometers far from here.

6 **Where it happened Where the accident happened How far is it from here?

how far is the placet where the story arose from here?

The outside world is so beautiful that it seems boring to spend days in the office. So why not take the holidays? A recent survey found that 31 percent of U.S. workers don't always take all of their vacation days.

Americans have 12 days off, an average of 12 days per year, but they also give an average of 3 days off per year. So why do they use their vacation days? Some say they would prefer to get a refund for their unused days; Some busy staff members say they can't leave their jobs.

Americans have taken fewer vacation days than workers in any other country surveyed. France is seriously on vacation. The average French worker takes 39 days of vacation, and 40 of them are planned, requiring at least three to four weeks of vacation.

Workers in Sweden take an average of 25 days of vacation per year, but they can't find the time to use them all. More workers are rewarded with survey vacation days than any other country. In Europe, British workers work the longest number of hours per week, with 23 days of vacation – the shortest amount of leave.

As a result, they feel overworked. 75 percent say their weekends or holidays are too short, and 40 percent of them will sacrifice one day's pay for a holiday.

Many years ago, when I was just graduating from school and working in Denver, I drove to my parents' home on the Missouri River for Christmas. I stopped at a gas station 50 meters from Oklahoma with the intention of visiting a friend. As I lined up in front of the cash register, I said hello to an elderly couple who were also waiting in line to pay.

I left, but only a few feet away, and black smoke was coming out of the back of my car. I stopped, not knowing what to do. A car pulled up next to me, the same couple I was greeting at the gas station.

They said they could take me to my friend's house. On the way to the city, we chatted. Later, when I got out of the car, the husband gave me his business card.

I wrote a thank you note to him and his wife to thank them for helping me. Soon after, I received their Christmas present. They attached a note saying that their help to me made their vacation more meaningful.

Many years later, one morning, I drove to a nearby town for a meeting. Later in the afternoon, I got back in the car and found that I had left my lights on all day and the battery was dead. Then I noticed the friendly Ford dealership - a **car shop, right next to it.

I walked over and found two salespeople in the showroom.

So how friendly is Ford friendly? I asked and explained my difficulties. They soon drove a cargo truck and started my car.

They don't charge a fee. So, when I got home, I wrote them a letter to express my gratitude. I received a reply from one of the salespeople.

He said that no one had ever taken the time to write him a thank you note, and it meant so much to him.

Thank you", two powerful words, easy to say, but profound.