As for choosing "Morn" as a female name, I like the meaning of it, but then since it sounds just like "mourn", it is probably not a good choice. One alternative is "Dawn" since it is a generally used name, and it has similar meaning as "morning".

As for the audio files, if there is an mp3 link, you can right-click on the link and then select SAVE TARGET AS to save the file.

I don't quite understand why your friends cannot get access to our material. Can you explain?

As for grammar, practice, practice, practice!

A diary is a very personal thing, so I probably would not want others to read mine unless they are very close friends. I would say that you don't need to feel like you must have the errors corrected in your diary. As time goes by, your English will improve and then you look back and it will be encouraging to know that you have improved. What do you think?

I am not a counsellor, so I would suggest that you ask for assistance from someone more qualified like your pastor. Here is a link to some resources on line: www.bgea.org.

He is a very devoted father.

She devoted her whole life to finding the cure for cancer.

Then there was the song back in 1950s called "Rock Around the Clock". It is very well-known, and often dancing is associated with it. So "rocking around the Christmas tree" is probably derived from that. It refers to people dancing and moving in a circle around the Christmas tree, often holding hands.

Example: 1. She makes a living as a shopkeeper.
2. The standard of living in Beijing is getting higher and higher.

But note that "make a living" is a common phrase and people don't say: "They sell newspapers for two livings." It is always : "They sell newspapers for a living."

You probably meant a speech to give to your classmates to seek to be elected as the class captain. Sorry, I don't know of any such speeches. Maybe you can find it on line.

Learning English well is a bit different from being able to pass your entrance exam especially if you are required to understand sentence structures. Since you have just a year to do that, I think it will be a challenge. I would suggest that you work on the language structures last. To improve English fast, you need to be hearing it and using it often so that it becomes natural to you. Even if you don't have much opportunity to speak it, listen to it as much as possible. It takes self-discipline. I would suggest that you set a goal for yourself on how much time to spend on it everyday or every week.

Sorry, we have already posted on line all we have for the English lessons.

However, I think in the context of a person being described as an ABC, it probably means that he is American born Chinese.

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