The Chinese Rural Environment

[thedaffodils]

You are quite welcome. Do you like the new title?

Thank you again, RonBee! I just found that.

I have a question. If it is "China's Rural Environment", it is grammatically wrong or it sounds unnatural?

I remember my previous article title was "China Rural Environment". Now I have realized it is grammatically wrong.

By the way, thank you for your correction about another thread title-Is it called "agricultural film"?

[RonBee]

"China's Rural Environment" is okay.

I'm glad I could help.

[thedaffodils]

"China's Rural Environment" is okay.

I'm glad I could help.

Thank you very much!

[thedaffodils]

My goal is not to be a translator. I just hope my English writing would be flowing and smooth. But I fail to write any articles by myself so I have to practice my English on the basis of Chinese articles. I know this is not a good method but I don't have a better choice so far.

Hi RonBee,

I am wondering why you replace my original word "exercise" with "practice"? Could you please tell me the difference? They are same in Chinese in English-Chinese dictionary.

Thanks in advance!

[RonBee]

Hi RonBee,

I am wondering why you replace my original word "exercise" with "practice"? Could you please tell me the difference? They are same in Chinese in English-Chinese dictionary.

They are not the same. You can't exercise your English. (You can exercise your dog, but that is something entirely different. ) You can practice (British: practise) your English by using it. Similarly, you might practice playing the piano to get better at it.

[thedaffodils]

They are not the same. You can't exercise your English. (You can exercise your dog, but that is something entirely different. ) You can practice (British: practise) your English by using it. Similarly, you might practice playing the piano to get better at it.

Thank you, RonBee