The City in which I lLive (3) The City in which I Live (3)

I think I missed this correction earlier - sorry!

From 1966 to 1976, China was in a chaotic period for China, especially in the first two years. 1966 to 1976 was a chaotic period for China, especially in the first two years.

From 1966 to 1976, China was in a chaotic period, especially in the first two years. From 1966 to 1976 China was in a chaotic period, especially in the first two years.

From 1966 to 1976, China was inexperienced a chaotic period, especially infor the first two years. From 1966 to 1976, China experienced a chaotic period, especially for the first two years.

Some different groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they awere the best lovers of Mao (the top leader of China), they fought, ran the gauntlet, killing each other. Some different groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they were the best lovers of Mao (the top leader of China), they fought, ran the gauntlet, killing each other.

Some dDifferent groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they awere the best lovers offaithful to Mao, (the top leader of China), t. They fought, and ran the gauntlet, killing each other. Different groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they were faithful to Mao, the top leader of China. They fought and ran the gauntlet, killing each other.

Some dDifferent groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they are the best lovers ofloved Mao (the top leader of China), the most: they fought, ran the gauntlet, killing each other. Different groups (not parties) in many cities wanted to show they loved Mao (the top leader of China) the most: they fought, ran the gauntlet, killing each other.

残念！

But Chongqing, however, was different from other cities. Chongqing, however, was different from other cities.

Because there were many military factories in the city or around, or around the city, the radical workers in military factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired with artillery on the streets. Because there were many military factories in or around the city, the radical workers in military factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired with artillery on the streets.

Because there were many military factories in the city or around, the city, radical workers in militarythe factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired with artillery oin the streets. Because there were many military factories in or around the city, radical workers in the factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired artillery in the streets.

Because there were many military factories in the city or around, it, the radical workers in military factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired witheir artillery on the streets. Because there were many military factories in the city or around it, the radical workers in military factories drove tanks, took guns, and fired their artillery on the streets.

わー！

Military forces were independent during the period, t. They had no bias ton any side because both sides were faithful to Mao. Military forces were independent during the period. They had no bias to any side because both sides were faithful to Mao.

Military forces were independent during theis period, t. They had no bias on anyfor either side because both sides were faithful to Mao. Military forces were independent during this period. They had no bias for either side because both sides were faithful to Mao.

The time was a nightmare for many people including my father, he said. He told me hethat he would heard guns shooting; saw and would see artillery firing from both sides of the Yangtze River. The time was a nightmare for many people including my father. He told me that he would hear guns shooting and would see artillery firing from both sides of the Yangtze River.

The time was a nightmare for many people including my father, he said to. He told me he heard guns shooting; and saw artillery firing from both sides of the Yangtze River. The time was a nightmare for many people including my father. He told me he heard guns shooting and saw artillery firing from both sides of the Yangtze River.

The time was a nightmare for many people including my father, he said to me. He told me that he heard guns being shooting; and saw artillery firingbeing fired from both sides of the Yangtze River. The time was a nightmare for many people including my father. He told me that he heard guns being shot and saw artillery being fired from both sides of the Yangtze River.

怖いですね。

The tomb is still locked and not open to the public till now. The tomb is still locked and not open to the public til now.

"til" is short for "until" "til" is commonly used when speaking, but you don’t see it very often in writing because its very casual

The tomb is still locked and not open to the public tilleven now. The tomb is still locked and not open to the public even now.

The tomb is still locked and not open to the public tilleven now. The tomb is still locked and not open to the public even now.

My father said they died meaninglessly. My father said they died meaninglessly.

You could also say "they died for nothing"