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  lov_this_life July 27, 2009 11:18

  HI Tanya!!
  This is the first time i've joined this club, and i think yr site is really helpful. I'm a Vietnamese student. There are many difficult things that i have to face 'cuz English is not my mother tongue. Thanks lot and have fun!
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  Rathanam July 25, 2009 16:51

  Tanya How are you , below the web side is very useful to me , which is you guided .thanks lot
  http://www.eslpod.com/website/index_new.html
  http://www.dailyesl.com/
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  azher July 22, 2009 13:40

  Hi,nice to meet you all
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  windytran286 July 21, 2009 14:41

  Hello Tanya!
  I'm a new member in the club.
  I've visited your site & found some helpful advices from you about studying English. Thanks!
  Wish you always happy!...
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  Tanya July 8, 2009 14:43

  Dear ShaneVN! You are welcome.Hi! It is nice to have you in my group and thanks for your warm words. It is always pleasant. I am really kind and I love this world, people and everything alive. Good luck and happiness!
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  Tanya July 3, 2009 16:19

  Hi, my friends! I am back at last! I was missing you!
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  SHERY June 30, 2009 11:17

  dear tanya..im new in the group & club also,i need to improve my language..every day i study 20 words but i cant use these words i cant remmumber any of them when i need to use it also the english words have many meanings depend on case so i get lost i cant practice my language or use the correct word in the correct place..so i'll be thanks if u can help me find books or courses help me
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  Tanya June 28, 2009 20:00

  Thanks, Amelia!
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  Tanya June 26, 2009 10:51

  Dear friends! I'd like to tell you that I will be absent in the Club for a week. I have to do one pressing translation. Please, don't be offended if I don't answer at once. I will answer all your questions when I am done with my work. I always remember you and I love you all.
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  Tanya June 25, 2009 15:37

  Dear Upul! I have already answered this question. So, the following is the copy.
  
  As to speaking. Of course, to improve this skill you should have as much spoken practice as you can. But you should speak to those who can correct you. Best of all is to do it with native speakers or those who speak fluent English. When I teach my students I use the following steps:
  
  1. They answer my questions.
  2. They read English texts and retell them
  3. They learn the vocabulary for some special topic and then we try to speak about that.
  4. They read English fictions and retell them (first, adapted and then original ones)
  5. They write compositions.
  6. I ask them to do oral two-way translation.
  7. I propose them any free topic I choose and they have to express their minds in that connection.
  8. They translate different articles from newspapers and magazines in a written form.
  
  Of course, whatever my students do, I check it out and correct them. And at the same time they study grammar.
  
  As a result, most of my students can speak fluent English in a year if they were even beginners. The only one requirement is for them not to be lazy and to do everything I say.