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Old 19-Nov-2003, 15:38
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Default Sir,I'm back.

555, I was very unlucky. I did terribly in my oral test.
For the first time, I hate a foreigner so much because that examiner
was very unqualified. He spoke very fast and meanwhile with a kind of accent,unlike the saying i heard in cassette.

So Sir, pls tell me some best voice chatrooms in USA, ok?
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Old 19-Nov-2003, 16:43
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I am sorry you didn't do so well on your oral exam. I will try to get you some help. (I don't know much about chatrooms.) In the meantime, would you try my riddle? (Nobody wants to play with me. :( )

Please try it and tell me what you think. (It is a game. There are no grades given out. It is a way for learners to practice their English skills.)

Rhyming Riddles (Fiddle-de-fiddle; try a riddle.)
http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2248

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Old 20-Nov-2003, 08:08
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Faint, Sorry, Sir, I couldn't understand that kinf of riddles. They're very different from Chinese riddles.
Maybe they're easy for you guys, but for us, second language learners, they're hard.
I even don't know english rhyme.

Btw, are there other guys who know voice chatroom?
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You can try looking here, but I've never used them:

http://directory.google.com/Top/Comp...et/Chat/Voice/

Also, look at the following sites for safety guidelines:

http://www.chatmag.com/help/safety.html

http://www.justchat.co.uk/chat/safety.htm
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Thanks, Red!

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This probably won't help with your pronunciation, but it should be useful for writing compositions (essays). Go to: http://iws.ccccd.edu/cobb/sentences.html

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Taking Control of English - Tips on how you can speak and communicate better in English including a whole section on listenting on the internet.
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Wow, that should do it! :D

How long as that been on our site

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Oh, a good long while - CitySpeak wrote it.
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Eric will, I hope, find that quite useful.

Eric is an eager learner. He is enthusiastic and, I think, a quick study. I am looking forward to working with him more.

He asks interesting questions.

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