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        Common Chinese miscues on English idioms

        Updated: 2014-07-09 07:39 ( bbs.chinadaily.com.cn)
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        10. "TV dramas"

        So I meet you for the first time and I tell you that I am American, so you tell me "I love watching American TV dramas!" It's become so common now that I don't often correct it anymore. I just say, "Wow that's great! What do you like to watch?" then they will say, "Two broke girls." The problem is, that show is a comedy, not a drama. Just say, "TV shows" from now on and you will always be correct!

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