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Websites for Teachers and Students
Hi EveryoneUseful%20websites%20for%20learning%20English.docxI have attached a list of websites for both teachers and students. If you can add to it and give a brief description of how it can help. Also please let us all know if you need help either teaching or learning a particular aspect of English, we are all here to help each other.
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Thank you for the fun pronunciation lesson, Teacher Mal! I learned plenty of words to add on my list of vocabularies. :)
Hi
A few of you have been asking about letter writing and business communication, I have attached an advance workbook and answer book for you to work through.wkbk_06%20ans%20Comms%20L3%20Writing%20for%20Different%20Purposes.doc
wkbk_06%20Comms%20L3%20Writing%20for%20Different%20Purposes.doc hope you like them
Mickey
One way you can improve on your own is to become familiar with the many set phrases people use on the phone. BBC Learning English have a section on business English and a subsection on phone calls.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general/
Mal
Thank you for taking the time to teach us some pointers for the listening practice, Teacher Mal! It's been a pleasure listening to your wonderful voice.
Congratulations for being the newest moderator of our club! : )
try looking out for Monty Python, or Faulty Towers
Hi Mickey
I would say trying to understand British comedy is one way. Although the best way would be to live amongst them.
Yes mickey were are either being very polite is very sarcastic. We never tell someone 'You are wrong' we say 'I think you have made a mistake'.
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