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  ajay yadav February 6, 2009 18:21

  Dear sir,
  Please give me some information about english because i realy wants to improve my english
  i am from india
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  Lynne February 6, 2009 16:20

  Hi Bill, your pictures are like postcards. They are all lovely! You're an expert Bill.
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  Nguyen Kien February 6, 2009 15:31

  Thanks for your kind. I've learned English by myself. Therefore my talking is the worst in 4 skills, reading is the best hehe. In this site, how can i get better in talking?
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  gagushka February 6, 2009 11:30

  Thanks for your comment. Well I learn english for six your now and I thing I know more then the children in my age (in my town), but I want to learn more and thats why I,m here
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  joweria February 6, 2009 8:41

  Thank you for your understanding .I am ascholar and Ineed these examples for an academic paper .
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  joweria February 6, 2009 8:01

  Thanks for your patience.I think an example for my request will solve our proplem .In the English community there is the culture-specific collocation,damaged hair or even brittle hair.These two words (damaged &brittle )are used to describe types of hair and so they are called collocations .They are called culture-specific because the two adjectives are not used in other communities such as the Arab community I need more examples .Am I clear now?
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  joweria February 6, 2009 5:59

  Hi Bill,
  I am very sorry for my late respond to your comment .I will try in this comment to specify my request .Ineed you offer me some collocations about the English social custom,religious belives ,or even atype of food (just examples).I hope you could understand my request now.
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  feri February 5, 2009 21:11

  Hi bill
  thanks alot for your correction
  I'm very glad to know you ,now I say:I like to speak fluently,and also we talk about our culture and please correct my mistakes.
  I try to study more,watch different movies and try to speak with others in english
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  Nguyen Kien February 5, 2009 5:02

  Hi, Mr Bill. May I be a your friend? I'm looking forward to your acceptance.
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  Nadia February 5, 2009 3:51

  Hi Bill,
  First of all, thank you for the prompt response to my blog… You know, sometimes (better say: most of the time) I don’t know how to explain my doubts… I know, for sure, that I have a lot doubts in grammar like: Past/Present Perfect Tense and/with Present/Past Perfect… Its probably is one of the big mistakes we “learning English” used to make. If you have some way and time to explain me this issue I’ll be very thankful.
  This Year I decided to study English deeply and I think that “English Club” was the best site I have found for that.
  Now let me tell you a little about me and my family… We have lived in Los Angeles for 8 years and the beginning me and my husband worked very hard to give ours kids a good education and they had it… They are now graduated (my son in CISUN University and my daughter in Pierce College… They are also married and happy.
  When we came, 8 years ago, to this country, we all didn’t have enough knowledge in English language, just the basic. My kids went to school and got all the education, they had contact with Americans all they long and now they have a perfect English… but about me and my husband, we didn’t have much contact (conversation) with Americans because we were working with Brazilians and/or Spanish people, and what we did to help our English all this years was going to some school and take some classes but its was not enough and we still need learn a lot…
  So, I really want to think in English and be confident enough that my word can came out of my mouth without any doubts. Hope you can understand my feelings.
  I want to thank you again and again for all your support.
  God Bless you and your family.