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  Joy February 10, 2009 6:23

  

  
  Thank you for your warm greeting. I wonder you are admin here or what else if i may know :) and sawasdee ka as you know thai.
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  Tayr February 10, 2009 5:20

  Thank you, mr.Josef!
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  Mari February 9, 2009 17:58

  many thanks to you for EC)))
  It's big help for a lots of people in the world)))
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  Rowena Cagampan February 9, 2009 6:33

  Hi, Josef! Thank you so much for inviting me in "My English Club." I have learned so many things and hoping to learn more. Thanks again and God Bless!
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  HUBERT HSU'S BLOG February 9, 2009 5:20

  Thank you very much.
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  HUBERT HSU'S BLOG February 9, 2009 4:03

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  Expector Smith February 8, 2009 14:39

  Thank you, Josef! Actually, I found in your ebook a sentence using the preposition 'from' --"This letter is from my wife." It means the letter comes from the wife and also means the letter is written by the wife. In your ebook, I also found some 'unfamiliar' prepositions such as 'circa', 're', 'bar','touching','barring'. I've learnt/learned a lot from reading the ebook and recommended it to a few friends here. I hope they'll find it helpful too! Thanks again! Delete Comment
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  sugar February 8, 2009 7:03

  I hope so.
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  Ron Samuel February 8, 2009 2:36

  thanks for adding may englishclub
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  Expector Smith February 8, 2009 0:57

  Hi Josef,
  I have just run through your ebook English Prepositions List--which is complete, really helpful. Great job! Prepositions sometimes are recognized as 'small words', but it's by no means an easy job to use them correctly--even though we have learned all the basic rules about them. Actually, I've done the quiz to see how well I am at using them. Here I have a question for you, relating to the prepositions 'from' and 'by':
  1. blogs from native speakers
  2. blogs by native speakers
  Both possible and OK? What's the difference in meaning?
  Many thanks!