It's wrong that I grew up in Taiwan Province! Learn to introduce yourself and surprise everyone!

How to make foreigners stunned by your English ability through self-introduction? I grew up in Taiwan Province, which is actually like saying that you are a plant growing in Taiwan Province Province. Let's take a look at Ronnie's self-introduction and pregnancy statement on engVid!

1. I am pregnant. I am pregnant.

A bun pregnant in the oven is pregnant in the oven.

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She has one in the oven. She is pregnant.

I have a bread in the oven. I am pregnant.

2. Describe my childhood.

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When I was a child. When I was young. ...

I was born in Canada. I was born in Canada.

I was brought up by my grandmother. My grandmother raised me.

My mother raised me. My mother raised me.

I grew up in Toronto. I grew up in Toronto.

I grew up in Japan. Or I grew up in Japan. ? In fact, these two incorrect sentences are only applicable to describe the growth of plants. Plants grow, but we don't! Plants grow, humans will not grow!

So you can change it to I grew up in Japan. I grew up in Japan.

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