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phones are an especially critical problem. In a US study researchers found that the
distracting effect of using a cell phone exceeded that of a person with a 0.08 blood-
alcohol level, the legal limit for drunk driving in most US states.
Why do drivers engage in these dangerous behaviors? Many drivers spend
numerous hours on the road and want that time to be productive. According to
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Rules on Numbers:
1. er and liang (number 2)
• When counting numbers without a measure word or classifier, the number “2” is always read as er.
• When the number “2’ is preceded by a number or numbers
