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Hello,everyone.When I was a student,it took years to learn English in the national education system only for exams.It cost a lot to keep spelling,gramma and pronunciation right.Now however, without all the pressure from the deadline of the exam or the judgement of my English level,do I still have the motivation to learn it as a real tool to communicate with the world? Yes.That's why I am here.

But what indeed makes English and any other language alive?I think it is not the language itself,but our

My dear friends! As I am a romantic person, I think the conversation about love is always in time and is always endless. We all are eager to feel it, it makes our lives full of sense, it inspires us although it hurts and makes us lose our heads. But it gives us desire, hope and much more. There has been written and said so much about love I have nothing to add. That is why I'd like to talk about it with the help of music. I will do it like this. I will post five great songs about love with lyric

One of the best, yet criminally underused ways to improve your knowledge of any foreign language is to start writing essays in that language. If you take a moment and think about it, it makes perfect sense. Essays require perfect grammar and spelling, as well as use of words and sentences you wouldn’t normally come across in colloquial speech. In order to get started ad eventually master the science of essay writing, you’re going to have to enter the digital world that offers online tools that h

The Power of Words

It is still a mystery that how men kind initiated invention of words or sounds of words.  May be the men somehow came to know certain sounds to communicate their feelings, actions and emotions thereby later on the initial letters came into being which could be combined to represent those sounds.  The sounds whether spoken or written in combination of letters are ‘words’.

A word is, then a simple sound or a written sign of a sound, which men of any particular nation have agreed s

Eid Mabruk

Today is Eidul Aladha. It's a great day for the Muslim people, its fasting atones one year in advance and the previous year. It's a big feast full of its sacrifices. The hajji  slaughter his animal as a sacrifice for Allah. it's indeed a great closeness to God. Its closeness can be seen from the joy on the faces of both the pilgrims and the people who are staying at home. Eidul Adha is a great opportunity for those who have some enmity or hate to one another to come and make reconcilia

I am not exaggerating when I say that I had a really bad really bad experience with these writing companies. Of course I can give them some props for some of their service, but my reviews will be blunt and exact. Read on and see why these companies should be avoided.

EssayOnTime

At first glance, you will be in for a doozy. The site is pretty disorganized, especially with all of the necessary information squeezed in one landing page. I asked for an essay, which was pretty easy – considering that it

As we mentioned before, before the sunset of the second day of hajj, Allah, The Almighty would forgive everyone on plain Arafat. It's a great day for Muslims. Satan is never seen smaller than on this day. We are fasting today. According to hadith, fasting of Arafa day atones one year before and the next year. I hope Allah will accept our fasting. Before sunset, pilgrims must leave plain Arafah back to Minna. They must pass plain Muzdalifa and spend the night there. On their faithful journey, the

Hi guys,

here I am with my controversial blog about … Croatia :-D I am sure Evangelina will be happy about it! ;-) So my question is: "Have you ever heard of Croatia? No?" Ohhhhh… so let me little bit introduce you this Mediterranean (blee.. terrible word!) country, since I spent there incredible holidays with my family. Wait, wait… I hope you are not searching it now.. ehmm.. somewhere in Asia or Africa! If yes.. then you better don't read more! :-D Croatia is situated in the southern Europe and

Aloha lovely EC people!

I've been reading the blog of one of our most dearest and loveliest EC members (dearest and loveliest? Oh yeah, I meant Evangelina! ofc!)  I don't want her to feel 'sad' because EC it's like very quiet lately...

So let's make some noise!! Weeeee!!!! ^_^

Okay, okay! But don't get out of control!!! Let's party with a topic! 

Well all love words, right? So, for keeping the good vibes I want you to tell me a word that you find very funny in your language! (but it can be an englis

What’s your expectations at the Funeral & at the Wedding?

If you happen to attend for a Funeral, don’t expect any comfort from them because in this hour of grief, they needed you to be a part of them. Do not be a burden to them.

But if you are invited for a Wedding, Be there and have your own comfort as they really needed you to enjoy and to be a witness of this special day.

This is truly my own thoughts. You may agree or may not.

Constructive criticism is always Appreciated!

Kanniya Hot water spring / කන්නියා උණුදිය ලිං - Trincomalee District

Kanniya Hot Springs is famous hot well in Sri Lanka from the past. There are seven wells in a square shape.

Wells are only 3–4 feet deep and you can clearly see the bottom. The temperature is considerably high but vary from one spring to another. Wells run out of water, when 10-15 buckets of water are taken out.

The pre-history of Kanniya Hot water spring goes back Ravana era and the first written references to the Hot water sprin

Hello,

I'm trying to show normal life of iranian people in this short video.

In this video, you will watch Tabiat bridge, Valiasr street, Azadi street, Taleghani Park, normal iranian people, daily life in iran and etc.
people in IRAN, usually spend nights at parks, walking and enjoying the fresh air.

https://youtu.be/G7g54tpezyo

The Nature Bridge or Tabiat Bridge is the largest pedestrian overpass built in Tehran, Iran. The 270-metre bridge connects two public parks—Taleghani Park and Abo-Atash Park—

We are on the second day of hajj. It's Thulhijjah 9^th 1437 H. as we mentioned before, after sleeping in Minna, and after dawn prayer, the pilgrims will move to plain Arafah. This is the main corner of hajj. According to Prophet Mohammed, (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, ((Al-hajj Arafah)). This simple phrase implies a great concept of the meaning of hajj.  It means that the whole hajj and its legality are confined in the effective day of Arafah. It means that hajj becomes valid o

Today is 10-09- 2016 which corresponds to the 08-12- 1437 H. The eighth day of Thulhijjah.  It is the first day of hajj. Pilgrims are arriving in Mecca to make arrival Tawaf to surround kaaba seven times, and then, they go to Minna. This is called the day of (tarwiyah) or the day of irrigation. Tarwiya in Arabic comes from the verb (yarwi) irrigates. It was given that name because the water, during those days was very rare or rather nonexistent at all. Pilgrims come to Mecca and then they irriga

Are you familiar with the personal pronoun it? I hope so. Then, don't confuse it's with its. 

Yes, it's is a shortened form of 'it is' or  'it has' (a contraction), while its is the possesive of it. 

It may not be that easy to use them correctly, though - it's said that even native speakers confuse them. 

The possessive form of a noun has apostrope s ('s) added to it, e.g. Expector's, today's, but the possessive form of it is its (no apostrope).

Let's try to write a short paragraph or build a few se

There's an old saying that goes like this; all that glitters is not gold; meaning the attractive external appearance of something is not; repeat NOT a reliable indication of its true nature. I neither know nor care who created this fantasy art, but it's eerily accurate as a pictorial example for the aforementioned proverb. Don't get me wrong; I'm a live version of ''We got tonight, who needs tomorrow?''; but I mean, come on! Even I, with that "If I'm 'bout to go down, I'll go down swingin'" atti

It will just take 2 minutes to read this and it will change your perspective….

Two men both seriously ill, occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bed for an hour each afternoon. His bed was next the room’s only window. The other man had to spend all his time flat on his back. The men talked for hours. They spoke of their wives and families, their homes, their jobs, where they had been on vacation etc...

Every afternoon, when the man on the bed by the window could sit