Hi, Friends! Is English PRONUNCIATION very DIFFICULT for you? Do you find it hard to tell the PRONUNCIATION whenever you come across a new word? Have you been wondering why you couldn't master English PRONUNCIATION even after you've put in all the known approaches into practice? Forget about whatever method you are using now. Talk to me for the BEST SOLUTION. You can SOLVE the PROBLEM in just 1 MONTH. It's not an empty promise, believe me! I have helped many and I want you to be the next. "Give rest to the problem that has been weighing you down for a long long time!"
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Gabriel!
Thanks for such cheerful and amazing message. Where can you only find such fascinating e-greetings?
Galina
Hello Gabriel!
Now about your discussion "Why is it unusual?" This challenge turned out to be more hard for my students to solve than the previous one. The anwers were the following:
- the paragraph is unusual because the word" unusual" is repeated many times
- practically all the sentences are ended either with the letter "h" or "t"
There were some more ideas, but I'll tell you about them later.
All the best .
Galina
Hello Gabriel!
Thanks for the comment to my answer for the discussion. Of course the thing I was impressed most of all is the book. As far as I understand we are going to edit it together, am I right? I think it will be one of the most popular bestsellers. So I'm waiting other challenging ideas.
Today I gave the students the task. Our next lesson is on Saturday. I promise to send you all the ideas of my students.
Best wishes.
Galina
PS Why exactly 208 pages?
Good morning Gabriel,
Thank you very much for your always encouraging and precious comments. I heard your voice, it's really great and I'd like to hear more, I know I can follow you on "Audio Speaking Group" how ever if you use Audioboo, I'd like to follow you there if you record your voice on audioboo please give me the link...
Thank you !
Have a great day!
Hello Gabriel!
Thank you very much for suggesting to be my Internet guide. I really appreciate your help. Only one thing. If you're not against it I'll practice to embed (paste) greeting cards tomorrow. Today we had English competition at school and now I should check my students' tests and essays. Any ideas how to help me? Will be very glad to accept any help.
All the best.
Galina
Gabriel,
I was new to MYEC and didn't have idea to check the comments.. I saw it today and I am so happy to read it... please accept me as your student and hope to learn a lot from you... I love the way you write.. thanks
Gabriel!
You're such a supportive teacher. Thanks for encouraging me so much.
I'll follow your advice to take note of the synonyms and use them whenever the need arises. I also learnt all the synonyms from your second task and read all the sentences again but that time I used the words in Group A instead of the underlined words. The previous variant sounded better without any doubt.
As for your question, of course, I agree to have our study sessions once in every three days.
It's so pleasant to be a student again. Thank you very much for everything, Gabriel. I' m waiting for your written task.
Best wishes.
Galina
Hello Gabriel!
I'm so sorry for not doing the task on time but I had to do some neccessary things.
OK, I like the idea of the " thesaurus". According to the task I used my thesaurus and tried to find out other words related to the given below. So the results are:
look - see, glimpse, glance, glare, stare, peer, peep, watch
walk - crawl, stumble, dash, rush, limp, creep, sprint, go on foot
laugh - smile, beam, giggle, grin, titter, chuckle, snigger, crack up
cry - be in tears, burst into tears, break down(in tears),sob, weep,bawl
shout - scream, yell, roar, shriek, screech, howl
That's all I've found. Now I'll try to use them in the sentences and learn.
Or any other ideas what to do with the words?
Waiting for the answer.
Galina
I think, I couldn't reply you, sorry for the delay,
I want to thank you for stopping by my page and leave kind message really,
As you see, I work hard and fast to be enough speaker in english.
Anyway, have a good day and welcome,
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