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6 May 2016

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Today we read a short paragraph about the Industrial Revolution. The paragraph has only four sentences, however, we failed to grasp the whole paragraph. We even had difficult to translate it in Korean clearly. Also, I can't still understand the meaning of the word of first sentence. As soon as I saw the paragraph, I paid attention to the word “Great Britain”. I wonder the difference between "Great Britain" and "Britain" and "England" and "U.K." Does this sound natural?

Please correct the sentences. Is there any error?
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