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ran past the delicate Bamboo Gallery Bridge
it's a beautiful bamboo bridge called Linglong Bridge in Fujian province,my friend took the first and the second pics for me,I like the sunlight in the pics,and also the graceful curve of the bridge.
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I got interested in that structure and picked AI's brain about it and the year of its construction. AI said there is no such a bridge. I believe it is wrong. Could you name the construction year of this bridge? AI's answer: Linglong Bridge — a name that does not refer to the bamboo bridge in Fujian Province (China). There are examples of bamboo bridges in China, but Linglong Bridge is not one of them. In southern provinces of China (such as Zhejiang, Fujian), there are preserved arch wooden-bamboo bridges with canopies. In the mountainous regions of the southwest — hanging bamboo bridges, sometimes made from woven bamboo stems, used as temporary crossings.
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@Kayla Li Thank you!
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🇺🇸 English Expressions: Dead Giveaway 🎯
Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “dead giveaway.” 👉 It means something that clearly reveals the truth or gives away a secret. It’s used when there’s an obvious sign or clue that exposes what’s really happening. Origin: This phrase comes from early 20th-century American slang. “Dead” emphasizes certainty, and “giveaway” refers to revealing something. Together, it literally means a clue that cannot be missed. 🕵️♂️ Examples: • Her nervous laugh was a dead giveaway that she was hiding something. 😅 • The empty cookie jar was a dead giveaway that someone had been snacking. 🍪 • His excitement was a dead giveaway that he won the contest. 🏆 Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “dead giveaway” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝
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@Serge Gray I remember what it was about. It is difficult to divide precisely what I got into two parts: 1) I remembered, 2) I understood. But if you ask, I'd say like that: I got 95% in total, from that I understood 70% and 25% I remembered and then understood
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He was overly exited, and that was a dead giveaway that he found the booz
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And as he peered down from above he felt like one too
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As the executive producer approved all the changes You will know, something's wrong At that Charlie at the six
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Dad Joke Challenge- 01/01/2026
Happy New Year, everybody! 🎉 Hope y’all had a great time with family and friends. Now, enough of all that delicious food ... let’s buckle down and put some serious effort into our language learning. Haha, OK… I just wanted to use the expression “buckle down.” 😄 Let’s go: The past, the present, and the future walked into a bar… You know what?.... It was tense!
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Three tenses in one bar? It could be a mess
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