ask a parter for my english study

[o_cat]

hello everybody!i`m a freshman here,i want to improve my english,someone who can help me please use msn contact with me, i will wait for you!!thank you in advance!!!

 

[RonBee]

Hi! I haven't "seen" you here before. Welcome to our friendly forum.

:hi: :hi:
:smilecol:

 

[Tdol]

I would also like to welcome you to UsingEnglish. I don't use MSN much as I find it rather intrusive. I prefer the more leisurely approach that posting on forums allows. I only use MSN when I have a problem that needs sorting out urgently. Other than that, I prefer asynchronous communications, as I believe forums and emails are termed. ;-)

 

[o_cat]

thank u two for the reply. :')
if use a form sufficiently,one can learn a lot .but my questions always seems very silly,so i want to use a msn to help my english.
There's a great deal of reason in tdol's words.i accept.

 

[RonBee]

thank u two for the reply. :')

Say:

• Thank you two for your replies.

You're welcome.

if use a form sufficiently,one can learn a lot .but my questions always seems very silly,so i want to use a msn to help my english.

No question asked in the pursuit of knowledge is a silly question. (I assume you mean forum.)

I suppose MSN (Microsoft Messenger?) can give you a chance to practice what you have learned.

There's a great deal of reason in tdol's words.

Always. :wink:

And I learned a new phrase today: asynchronous communications.

 

[o_cat]

thank you for your reply,RonBee.i'm very glad to meet you here:')

And I learned a new phrase today: asynchronous communications.

me,too!

 

[o_cat]

No question asked in the pursuit of knowledge is a silly question. (I assume you mean forum.)

I suppose MSN (Microsoft Messenger?) can give you a chance to practice what you have learned.

thank you,and i think so.

 

[RonBee]

You're welcome

You're welcome.
You're quite welcome.
You're very welcome.

 

[bingbing]

Re: You're welcome

You're welcome.
You're quite welcome.
You're very welcome.

I am overwhelmed by your hospitality. It seems to me that I've found the right place where people do not hesitate to point out others' mistakes,which will prove to be quite helpful for us English learners.
Aha, I will be here as often as my time permits.

 

[Anonymous]

hello everybody!i`m a freshman here

what is freshman?

 

[Tdol]

It means the person is s new student here. When students arrive at university in America, this is what they are called. ;-)

 

[darren]

thank u two for the reply. :')

Say:

• Thank you two for your replies.

You're welcome.

if use a form sufficiently,one can learn a lot .but my questions always seems very silly,so i want to use a msn to help my english.

No question asked in the pursuit of knowledge is a silly question. (I assume you mean forum.)

I suppose MSN (Microsoft Messenger?) can give you a chance to practice what you have learned.

There's a great deal of reason in tdol's words.

Always. :wink:

And I learned a new phrase today: asynchronous communications.

Hi to all of you.
Ronbee, mind telling what does this phrase (asynchronous communication)mean? :wink:
have a good day

 

[Tdol]

It means that it doesn't happen in real time. You put up a post, but it doesn't mean that I read it straightaway. Messenger conversations take place in real time. ;-)

 

[darren]

It means that it doesn't happen in real time. You put up a post, but it doesn't mean that I read it straightaway. Messenger conversations take place in real time. ;-)

ohh.....I see. I learnt another new thing today. :wink:

 

[RonBee]

Learning is good.

 

[darren]

Learning is good.

Agree. :wink:

 

[green_summer]

I would also like to welcome you to UsingEnglish. I don't use MSN much as I find it rather intrusive. I prefer the more leisurely approach that posting on forums allows. I only use MSN when I have a problem that needs sorting out urgently. Other than that, I prefer asynchronous communications, as I believe forums and emails are termed. ;-)

Tdol, what do you mean by " believe forums and emails are termed" ? I don't understand the meaning of 'termed " here. :shock: :?:

 

[RonBee]

I would also like to welcome you to UsingEnglish. I don't use MSN much as I find it rather intrusive. I prefer the more leisurely approach that posting on forums allows. I only use MSN when I have a problem that needs sorting out urgently. Other than that, I prefer asynchronous communications, as I believe forums and emails are termed. ;-)

Tdol, what do you mean by " believe forums and emails are termed" ? I don't understand the meaning of 'termed " here. :shock: :?:

He means that is what they are called. In forums (like this one), one posts a message and the answer doesn't (usually) come right away.

 

[london_rules]

Hi there!
As you can see i´m new here anyway, i´m looking for a person to contact on the msn, and in this way improve my english OK
just send me a message, please!!!
thanks

 

[Ulli]

Hi, 8)

take a look at this link

https://www.usingenglish.com/english-articles.html

and then

https://www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/index.php
:idea: :wink:

I guess there are lots of explanations, information and exercises to improve your English. And here is a very good area to state your questions... 8) but also very good teachers :wink: