WE CAN'T AFFORD WITHOUT YOU HERE, MY MONICA

    I don't think it would do without you here, Monica. You are the greatest contributor here. You have taken the responsilities of both a writer and a helper and a corrector. I have benefitted so much from your teaching, though you are not, and you don't intend to be, a teacher.

    It has been my habit to write every sentence down grammatically correct, since I am a teacher and my profession demands that. So in your eyes, my article may be too formal to read. When we are teaching students, we are required to use English, however grammatically correct sentences in English. Any mistakes in our oral speech which are not grammatically correct are deemed as far more undesirable and may even be severely reprimanded. 

    What is more, sometimes we are required to write articles, or you may call them essays, in English. If we write with spoken words, we won't pass the examination. We have been misled to the wrong direction in your eyes. The present education in China requires us to master the use of grammer, especially the vocabulary. Nearly in every university in China, it is commonly accepted by all that the more words you know, the better your English is. So we have been led astray. We are often so proud of the words, especially those big ones, that we know.

    If I am not bragging, your grammer may not be as good as many of our university students, since they have been taught in the way for so many years.hahahahah

    I am happy to be rated one of the top five by you, nevertheless, there are no one else here who would like to give advice except you.

    Last of all, I learned ANOTHER word from you, accusation. I have no idea that it is so formal a word. I won't use it again unless I would sue you to court. hahahaha