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  ali March 1, 2009 19:35

  Pictures are istanbul's . thank you for your congratulation. I have studied English since 2001.
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  joweria March 1, 2009 19:32

  Hi Bill,
  Hope you are having anice day!
  I want to ask you about an English collocation used to refer to the act of murder done in the bullring.Is it called "a clean kill" or not? I hope you understand my question.
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  MERIEM March 1, 2009 14:07

  Hi Bill ,so happy to have you as a friend here ,people like you are rare to find ,people who decide to make the change in their life ,people who prefer human beings to other things ,people who want to help and give their best for the sake of humanity.a great quote too .
  honoured by your friendship.
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  Ferfiori March 1, 2009 2:22

  Thank U Mr.Bill! I am happy to have Your high opinion
  toward to my written E.! It is a good motive for me. And I appreciate so much U devoted Your time to know more about my country.
  I have been only in Manhattan, so I can not compare with people of other cities. But I must confess I found people more friendlier here than in Moscow.
  Mr.Bill have a nice weekend! Delete Comment
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  Putra M February 28, 2009 8:27

  Hi Bill, before I go further I need to thank you because you receive my request. Do you mind to share any good article for me?You can just e-mail me through zairi_m2690@yahoo.com
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  Sen February 28, 2009 8:02

  Hi Mr. Bill,
  I'm Sen, I have any problems in my English, especially in my grammar. Do you mind to help me to improve my grammar and my speaking too?
  Have a nice day....Mr. Bill
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  Lynne February 27, 2009 11:11

  Thanks Bill.
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  Lynne February 27, 2009 2:10

  Hi Bill,
  I've got a lot of questions in mind on your absence but have forgotten them. I regret I didn't write them. I'll try to recall it and come back with them. Hope it's alright.
  
  It's really nice to see you active again. I'm happy really... :-)
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  Yenny February 26, 2009 14:14

  Thanks for your kindness Bill, I really appreciate. Bay the way, could you help me to explain what's the difference between "she has gone" and "she is gone"?. I've gotten headache to understand that..so silly, right? Thanks alot.
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  Minh Bui February 26, 2009 8:01

  Mr Bill, thank you for answering me so quick :-) You are so kind to praise me for teaching English myself and raising my children. Yes, I used to work so hard to get over difficulties in my life as Vietnam had suffered so much with war-worn but I do think I'm a lucky person and do achieve some success. I did a lot of jobs in my working-life, sometimes I did two or three jobs at the same time along with being a mother and a housewife. My first job was a Pharmacy's manager (my husband is a pharmacist) and at the end I ran a small successful factory myself, which made
  multicoloured thread for embroidering machine. I sent my children to go abroad for studying, my two daughters to France, and the sons to Canada. After graduated, only one of them came back to VN to work. I really appreciate if you are so kind enough to correct my mistakes that I knew I had so many :-) As a taught myself learner, I usually found small mistakes myself after writing or speaking but I couldn't see all of the mistakes. So please help me and could you tell me somethings about you?