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I am always looking to add helpful and useful information to my blog, especially on Sunday's Suggestions. So, what information would you like to have and know?
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Difference between 'had you' and 'did you'
Is there any difference in meaning between 'Had you asked for me? ' and 'did you ask for me? '
Read more…English native speaking trainer oxford
Hi Friends,
I am a English section native speaking trainer from Oxford university.I like to help people improving their communication skill to native speakers level, just for free and as a help to world.
Only one demand should have webcam a
Read more…He teaches ill who teaches all
Hi everyone
I was surfing EnglishClub and encountered this quote : He teaches ill who teaches all !
What does this sentence mean and imply ?
Read more…What are popular sports in your country?
1.What are popular sports in your country?
2.What sports do you like?
My answer
1.Bbase ball, Soccer, Sumo
2.Soccer, Sumo
Read more…Chat
I don't know how to find a chat box.
When people say hello I can't answer...?
May you help?
Regards,
Halina
Read more…Lesson 6: CONFUSING WORDS (11-20)
Below are another 10 pairs of confusing English words that we sometimes encounter in writing sentences. Study them very well.
If you are ready to take the Quiz, click the icon below!
Week 11
Good news: NO oral English class next week due to the holiday!
BUT, if you still want to collect a mark towards your final semester grade, you may still make a comment! You can comment on the news by Tara. But please, don't give a verbatim (word for w
Read more…ARE YOU ALIVE?!!!
The first day of your life is the day your heart starts beating for something...Those who live for some reason are alive and those who do not are dead...
Are you alive??? And what happened in the first day of your life?
Read more…Human Rights !!!
I am wondering about " Human rights '' !!!!!
what's that mean if a lots of people died every day a front of people's eyes??
and the world do nothing to stop this murder
can any buddy explain to me please ??
Read more…Innocent until proven guilty?
In many countries, the Law considers all people to be innocent until proven guilty (usually after a trial). This concept is known as the "presumption of innocence".
Do you agree with this idea?
Read more…Week 9: Thursday, 17 April 2014
(1) Stories from Morocco: Discussion to continue
My apologies for Thursday's disaster with the problem of compatibility between my USB files and the class computer. Thank you again to Liu Yufan and Crystal who tried so hard to help.
We will do Activity
Read more…English trainer Oxford
Hi Friends,
I am a English section native speaking trainer from Oxford university.I like to help people improving their communication skill to native speakers level, just for free and as a help to world.
Only one demand should have webcam and headphone
Read more…Week 9: Monday/Thursday, 14/17 April 2014
This week we'll watch a video named, "Stories from Morocco" about the learning of English in that country. The video is about 16 minutes long and after watching once, we'll go through it again step by step to get answers on the following 4 questions:
Read more…Lesson 2: Rules 1 - 7 Agreement Between Subjects and Verbs (Old Lesson)
This is one of my old lessons that I published in EC before I deleted my account. I am posting it back here again for the benefit of the learners.
hey i speak native english. i want to learn hindi or spanish.
add me to skype: dodo3tt. We can practice easy conversations in english.
Read more…Lesson 1: What Makes Up A Sentence (Old Lesson)
This is one of my old lessons that I published in EC before I deleted my account. I am posting it back here again for the benefit of the learners.
Lesson 3: Rules 8 - 14 Agreement Between Subjects and Verbs (Old Lesson)
This is one of my old lessons that I published in EC before I deleted my account. I am posting it back here again for the benefit of the learners.
