1.  Even before real contact with someone else, stereotypes might have grown from some invisible campus-standards.

2.  His near-perfect performances conquer the jury and nobody else here is more competent for this vacancy than him.

3.  There is a public spare space beside the washroom and you can put something else here.

4.  Before I enter the university, I hold this impression about dormitory supervisors, as well as many people else.

5.  In skyscrapers, there are both men and women typing, or looking over files or doing something else; in hospitals, there are also man and woman doctors taking care of or operating on patients carefully; on the roads, there are still also traffic policemen and policewomen.

6.  For speaking, when I was in a store or a restaurant or somewhere else , I will try to translate the Chinese into English and I will take every opportunity to practice speaking with native speakers of English.

7.  Well, seeing these viewpoints, you may try to convince me of the current situation, the white-heat competition in TOEFL and GRE or something else, the seemingly enormous words in the red books of words, and, of course, the high-level requirement of these tests.

8.  When you reading books or something else, you just try to understand the meaning of what they say, the different culture unconsciously.

9.  They are born thousands years ago and never die due to anything else, such as the will and feelings.

10.  We read a book, a newspaper a magazine or something else, we meet a word several times, and every time is a new experience.