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  satish kumar May 3, 2009 6:40

  hi boss hw r u ?
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  Ruzan May 1, 2009 21:05

  Hi,Josef.I hope you are doing well!
  
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  Elise May 1, 2009 16:56

  Thank you so much for your relevant info (April news). There's a lot of things to learn. However, I'm too busy and have a lot of things to worry about. I'm in a bad mood now (my Mom has been ill since last month). I will try to join in MyEC more frequent as I can. Tks & regards.
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  Nhu Nguyen April 28, 2009 10:28

  We will change about our language. you teach me English i teach you Vietnamese. Have you ever came to Vietnam? Peace country.Welcome you to Vietnam.
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  Nhu Nguyen April 28, 2009 10:22

  Josef Essberger.
  
  Nice to meet you here.
  please make friends with me and teach me about English. I'm very like English but i don't have more chance to improve it. please help me. I'm really great if you reply me. thank you.
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  Ludmila April 24, 2009 16:33

  Oh, Gosh! It's unbelievable! Josef Essberger who I consider to be a classic of English literature ( all of them are honorable but most of them are quite dead unfortunatelly) seems to be hard as nails:) Is it really you, the author of sensational short stories which I adore and try to make my students do the same except reading,admiring the plot, learning French equivalents of English words ( there are so many of them there), retelling, thinking over...?? God give you joy! Thank you for your work.
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  Jessie April 23, 2009 22:21

  Hello Josef!
  I love this place (I'm sure you hear that a lot!) I've met a lot of very special people here.
  I get home everyday telling what happened in MyEC or continuing the disscussion of the blog!
  I've never been in one of this e-communities before. I think this site is directed to the proper audience; I mean, everybody here has been so respectful and nice; I even got flowers from Rosy!!! :D
  
  Thanks a lot for working on this and congratulations!
  By the way, nice hat! What were you doing?
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  A.P. BASILIO April 22, 2009 3:42

  Hello Mr. Josef
  Are you an English teacher?
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  ashok April 17, 2009 7:42

  Plz help me:
  1. He is gone
  2. He has gone
  both correct?
  If so plz mention d parts of speech in which d word 'gone' is used in dese sentences.
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  Expector Smith April 16, 2009 14:23

  How are you, Josef, my old friend. I'm so happy my blog appeared on the blog list again, which you have added lots of comments to. You know my level of English, but I'd say I have learned so much from you. Your comments to my blog 'Native English spearkers' blog' is part of the reason why the blog was so popular then. Thanks again!!1