English Language Discussion Forums

hightech · #21 28-Sep-2006, 23:06

i don't know whether it is legal or not but if you want i_ can give you the address of a very efficient website

**Red5** · #22 28-Sep-2006, 23:21

Would you recommend it as a good resource for learning? I have to ask.

Does this sound appropriate in a teaching environment: "i don't know whether it is legal or not but.."?

If not, I'd suggest that advertising chat rooms is inappropriate and prone to trouble. Please don't.

selanik76 · #23 13-Oct-2006, 06:08

[quote=Tdol;106920]We are trying to write a new guide for new members of the forum. If you have any suggestions or comments from your experience about what was good and what was bad about joining the forum and starting to use it, please share them here.

Thank you very much

Red5 & Tdol

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i have learned english for 10 years.it began in property school in emu in cyprus island .my english is basic on academic (business administration).Some times in my job, i prepare financial report to abroad and make e-mail traffic

gagamz · #24 01-Nov-2006, 10:49

Hi,
I am a new user and I would like to say hello,
I'm very happy to be here

Regards

gagamz

MikeNewYork · #25 01-Nov-2006, 22:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by gagamz

Hi,
I am a new user and I would like to say hello,
I'm very happy to be here

Regards

gagamz

Welcome, Gagamz.

Humble · #26 02-Nov-2006, 10:44

Hi, Red5,
Now that I have gained some more experience with forums I am surprised that yours, which has such a useful feature as My posts, doesn't allow any copying while elsewhere it is possible. It's good that now we can do formatting in quick replies - thanks! Keep on improving your forum. :)
Regards

schoolman · #27 16-Nov-2006, 19:28

Hello, everyone.
I am a teacher of English language of an ordinary school in Ukraine.
What I am looking for is a person or people, i.e. my colleagues, who wants to share their ideas in methodoly of teaching this beautiful language.
I hope that your forum will be of a great help to me.

Thanks, schoolman

Cliff · #28 23-Jan-2007, 05:59

Hi, I am a "newbie" as Sheena55ro has been repeating.
Well, after reading your posts, I was kind of scared to even ask for help buddy. So I will try my best to stay away from not-related-to-English things, all right? Just checking in and I believe you guys will help me out, or help me in. (That's better).

Cya

Cliff · #29 23-Jan-2007, 06:03

Cliff here...yes, a new member
may i know that site pls?
well, technically we are short of materials so if you could provide us with useful links, i shall be very grateful.

Apologies for lower cases.

**Tdol** · #30 23-Jan-2007, 06:08

There are thousands of links here: http://www.usingenglish.com/links/