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  Josef Essberger March 12, 2009 4:19

  
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  Lynne February 16, 2009 22:02

  You're always welcome Jack.
  It really feels good to help even in little things. I ask other people's help too if I have a problem with the language so you could do the same thing Jack. Please don't hesitate to ask other members. There's a number of members here who are willing to give a helping hand to those who are willing to learn. As you can see here on your wall teacher Bill is very open in offering his help. You can ask him too (I do...)... I really want you to learn more and be successful in the future.
  
  Thanks for being a good friend to me. I hope you will continue to show your kindness to others.
  
  Goodluck and enjoy learning!
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  Lynne February 16, 2009 12:11

  Hi Jack,
  It's nice to see that you changed some of the beginning letter of the name Vancouver but you must change the others too.
  Proper noun is a name of a person, place or thing.
  The name of the city, Vancouver must also begin with a capital letter. It's a name of a place.
  OK, see you around.
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  Lynne February 16, 2009 4:42

  You're welcome Jack.
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  Bill the English Teacher February 16, 2009 4:37

  Welcome to English Club. I hope it can help you. Feel free to ask me questions about English or write to me and I can correct your English.
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  Lynne February 16, 2009 1:35

  Greetings Jack. Have fun learning.
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  Expector Smith February 14, 2009 23:16

  Hi Jack,
  After reading your comment again, I really found something inappropriate and want to point it out just for you to improve (you said you want others do so for you):
  1. "if I begain to write some essay,"----if I write something/some essays,
  2. " many faults in my artical "-----many mistakes/errors in my article
  3. "sign my mistake out."-----point my mistake out
  4. Some typos (spelling mistakes): 'begain'--begin; 'artical'--article; 'they many'--they may.
  Just for your reference! I hope to see your comment again!