As soon as I arrived in Iran, I was eager to see the capital city, Tehran. I wanted to see how it has changed. So many roads and highways are built that I barely remember how the streets looked like in the first place. I also went to see one of the National Parks, Chitgar, on the west side of Tehran. It was at 10 o'clock at night and a little bit cool. Despite the fact that it was very late, the park was really crowded. People were playing vollyball.
Then, I ate one of the very famous Iranian
What this post is aimed for? Dear friends, I need your advice to improve my learning approach. Besides, while participating you might take advantage from this idea as well.
Lately, I noticed that reading articles on the internet became of great help to improve my English. In this post I am going to share:
Well, I have been studying English seriously for less than a year. What was before even is not worth relating. So, reading wa
NOTE: This blog for who wants to join our challenge in A New Word Daily's group. If you are interested and wants to know more about this challenge, please read this blog first!
Hint:
The word of the day begins with the letter “S” and has 8 letters long.
Can you guess the word of the
"It may not be the most beautiful of tongues, but in this day and age, it’s indispensable", - says Jean-Paul Nerriere. Nerriere is a retired French businessman, a retired vice-president of IBM in the United States, who made an interesting discovery.
Throughout his career, he conducted a lot of international business and realised he had an easier time talking to non-native English speakers than he did with actual business colleagues from England. And that’s why Nerriere invented "Globish
Here is an oriental parable which I read in one Russian self-help book and tried to translate it for you. Hope you will like it.
One merchant and his servant were sailing together on the ship. It was servant's first trip in the sea. He was sitting on the deck of the ship, yelling, complaining and crying. They tried to calm him, but nothing helped. The doctor, who was on the same ship, wanted to heal him and offered his services. The merchant agreed. And then the doctor ordered the sailors to thro
And let's not forget a couple of their associates:
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All of them the very face of peace and reason.
Hi,
My dear friends,
I came back to my home country, Iran for vacation. I wanted to blog every day. However, the internet connection in my place is not so good and every hour, it gets disconnected. I took so many pictures and videos for you to show you how Iran is. Some people think Persians are Arabs and speak Arabic or they get confused when you say Iran. They usually think Iran and Iraq are the same.
First days of my arrival, I just tried to be adapted with new time. I took some pills. Fortun
I have more friends from EC add me as a friend on skype recently , i am so happy for that . But i hope can talk each other for a while and most of them just tex_chat on skype . I think , do not worry about your English is good or not , go ahead , just show what u know and everything is learning by doing , is it right ? make friends here , no one will comment your English is good or not , like me , i am not so good , but i will keep showing what i eat ,watch , think,in my country , and i know a l
This is my breakfast on Sat , i waked up early and went out alone (my family members sleep late as usual) , there were always a lot of customers in the breakfast shop on SAT , i ordered a meal cost 59 NT$ , how do u think . is it worth ?
It takes both rain and sunshine to make reinbows.
What do you think thats mean?
This week in my country, the Philippines and the other catholic countries in the world, are celebrating the Lenten season. This would be a perfect time to reflect on Christ's death and resurrection. A time to reflect on the things or mistakes we did in the past. Be it a lot of heartaches, sadness, pity, sorrow, joy, and celebration. A time to look back and compare ourselves if improve the way we think, act and speak.
To ask ourselves the following questions.
Have we learned from our mistakes?
Did w
English, along with French, is one of the two working languages of the United Nations, and one of the Organization's six official languages.
Because it is so widely spoken, English is often referred to as a "world language", or the lingua franca of the modern era.
English Language Day at the UN is celebrated on 23 April, the date traditionally observed as the birthday of William Shakespeare. The Day is the result of a 2010 initiative by the Department of Public Information, establishing language d
Hello everyone!
This blog is going to be special...
I would like to invite all my friends here to exchange their learning experiences. How did you get to My English Club? What have you learnt here? Do you usually have lots of help from your contacts? Who are they: students, teachers or native speakers?
Do you believe MyEC is a place for learning? Why?
So, if you have other things to contribute... I will love to read about them. Feel free to share what you want here. And if you allow me, I'll use y
Despite being a pet at home may not goof off throughout the day. In fact, I have many things to do as well as that double as various roles and tasks.
As my raiser goes to work, my works are just the beginning. Usually my friends pigeons, sparrows and I buzz about what captures we have had yesterday at our meeting. Then I enjoy my breakfast and take a good nap whenever I want. After that, I normally practice a meditation and take a sunbath after my lunch. Sometimes I may find a cockroach or gecko
1. Do you sometimes have trouble controlling yourtemper?
2. Have you ever become angry and regretted your actions later?
3. Has anyone ever complained to you about your anger?
4. Have you ever lostcontrol of your anger to the point where you became violent or abusive?
Long before a child has gone to school and learned to read and write, he has learned much about anger. No doubt he has seen parents displaying anger toward each other and to other adults. At times this adult anger has been directed to
I am encouraged from some friends here to write my second blog, therefore, I think an introduction of my country would be good.
There are many marvellous places for you to visit in Viet Nam, for instance Halong Bay, Sapa, Hanoi, Hoi An, ect. However, I would like to bring you to a peaceful and romantic town here, Dalat.
First, I love this place for its greenness. The mountain town is filled with pine trees and lots of different types of flowers. The city is named Flower City which is very true wi
PEACOCKHEN
K Rahman
Brian Johnston referred to Dicky Bird's Peacockhen while commentating on the first day during the India-England Test match at Edgbaston. Dicky Bird, according to Brian, was a very worried man as he was waiting for good news any time. The Peacockhen was still sitting on the six eggs and hadn't eaten any yet.
Dicky Bird had a reason to brood over the brooding bird. But I got worried, too, and wondered whether it was possible to say male woman. Since KS wasn't around, I loo
Some people think sports occasions are essential in easing international tensions and releasing patriotic emotions. I agree with part of this opinion, to my point, I prefer using 'probable' to 'essential'.
As we know, sportsmenship has no boundary among the countries all over the world. Every aspiring athelet is focus on improving their skills in order to make their sports dream come true. Without considering of politics, religion, and race, people just enjoy in sports! Also, countries which are
