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        <p><title>Guide to Chopsticks</title></p><lb/>
        <p>              Have you ever been <preposition> in </preposition>a Chinese restaurant<be> and </be>been amazed by a customer using chopsticks?<pronoun> I </pronoun>know<pronoun> I </pronoun>have. Chopsticks seem difficult<be> and </be>awkward to use for Americans, but <preposition> in </preposition> all actuality chopsticks can<be> be</be>as easy to use as a knife, fork, or spoon<preposition> in </preposition> act, Chinese have been using chopsticks long before forks were even invented. This paper examines the information<pronoun> I </pronoun>researched<be> and </be>gives instructions on how to use chopsticks<preposition> in </preposition>five simple steps.</p><lb/>
        <p>  	    <pronoun> I </pronoun>have found three sets of instructions for proper use of chopsticks. All three of them came from the Internet,<be> and </be>all three have positives<be> and </be>negatives. “Instructions on how to Use Chopsticks” gave me great insight on the history of chopsticks<be> and </be>even gave a quote from Confucius regarding chopsticks. This article also listed rules for chopsticks etiquette. The instructions from this article were not very insightful. Two basic rules were given including: the lower ends must<be> be</be>even<be> and </be>the two chopsticks must<be> be</be>on the same plane. The instructions were very basic<be> and </be>did not help me at all. A visual aid did appear<preposition> in </preposition>the article, but the instructions were not<preposition> in </preposition>depth enough to let me know what is going on<preposition> in </preposition>the picture.</p><lb/>
        <p>            <preposition> through</preposition>examining three ways to correctly use chopsticks<pronoun><pronoun> I </pronoun></pronoun>no longer have to stand<preposition> in </preposition>awe at the consumer next to me<preposition> in </preposition>a Chinese restaurant.<pronoun><pronoun> I </pronoun></pronoun>can now use chopsticks,<be> and </be>with a little more practice<pronoun><pronoun> I </pronoun></pronoun>will have mastered the technique. Always remember when using chopsticks, do not concern yourself with being perfect just<be> be</be>useful,<be> and </be>practice makes perfect.</p><lb/>
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