Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "China"

A: I'm happy to help :)

Yes, I haven't read the article so I cannot be 100% sure, but I think your interpretation about China giving monetary support is correct. You could think of the word "using" instead of "with" or you could think of it like 으러, but that might be more confusing, I don't know.

A: Either it's a typo or you need to provide full context.

A: "steroids" is drug that is used to give physical enhancements like becoming very strong with lots of muscles. In this sentence is being used to show that the megaprojects are a "much stronger/more intense" version of Vannevar. So "steroid-charged" is used as a comparison to show how much stronger "it" is.

A: This means that China growth population has increased 10%. Meaning more children are being born

A: 中国的商业战术将会给美国带来极大动荡。

A: Some words require a hyphen, like "free-for-all" but the phrase you're asking about does not require it. It would be just "second largest".

A: chinese is a person or thing from china. whereas china's is something that china owns.

i love this CHINESE food.

china's weather is so bad.

A: Should is more of a recommendation but saying "it is inevitable for china to" is more of a fact. Examples I should eat less / I am going to eat less.

A: "Chinese" usually refers to the language, people, or culture.

Example: "I love Chinese food"

"China's" usually refers to things like places, natural resources, and other things that somehow belong to the nation but don't necessarily refer to the Chinese language, people, or culture.

Example: "China's largest city is Shanghai"

A: Mostly.

Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.

Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.

I worked is in past tense only.

A: I think it sounds pretty good already. You might say "harmful behavior" or "an unwise practice".

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A: Tchaina

A: I'll go to China

A: I'm from China

A: I can learn more quickly when I'm immersed in an English speaking environment than when I'm in China.

A: "In China, many people are shy when talking to strangers."
"In China many people are too shy to talk to strangers, especially privately."

In America, where I'm from, some people are friendly and talk to strangers and some people avoid them. It depends on the person.

2. Your English isn't bad, but I can tell you have an accent. Still, good job ^^

A: However, I forgot that I had sent it using a (Chinese email)/(my China email) website until today

A: I have to go to sleep. (you can use "gotta" as slang). Goodnight, and have a nice day tomorrow.

A: Plural for there is there, so that is fine. However, The two sentences are slightly different in meaning. In the first you say I wish or I dream or I want to go China and Taiwan. The second sentence says you are going, for certain.
I would say: I have always wanted to go to China and Taiwan. I`m scheduled to go there next summer.