thank you dear *yutab* . It's true.
thank you dear *yutab* . It's true.
I agree with you ... you can use (commit ) It doesnt have any problem
dear Nazli
I think the best method which can help you to improve your English is using this technique.
You said your reading skills is the most improved one, you should use it to improve your speaking skill,
Prepare OXFORD dictionary for students.
in this dictionary there are many words which are marked for you with a little star.
choose one of them and read the first example, then try to say the example in another way.
Just like this:
word: abandon
example in dictionary:
The bank robbers abandoned the car outside the city.
or you can say:
The bank robbers changed the car outside the city.
( you can change the whole sentence but not the meaning.)
after reading the sentence you should try to communicate the same meaning but with other sentence , just like this
The bank robbers left the car, outside the city
try not to write the sentences, but to say them orally. try to use your mind as your paper.
you should do this practice for about 40 words per week, in this way you will improve your speaking (fluency , accuracy and complexity at the same time)
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do this and tell me your idea, then I will tell you about improving your listening skills
it is hard at begging, but be positive.
Last edited by www.babakebadi.com; 18-09-2007 at 00:52.
Sorry dear honey but here is a war of mistakesso I want to attack you and remind you of your small mistake.
Youshould say "It doesn't have any problems."
Keep going dear friends.
It seems that the engine of this topic is starting so lets not let it go down again.
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Hi Dear Peyman. But are you sure about your note?
I've heard that we can use both countable and uncountable nouns after [B]any[/B
Hi dear sise:
Yeah you're right. "Any" can be use with both countable and uncountable nouns. But when you are using any with a countable noun like "problem" , it should be in plural form , not singular.
For example :
Uncountable : I don't need any money.(Grammatically correct)
Singular Countable : I don't have any problem.(This is grammatically wrong)
Plural Countable : I don't have any problems.(Grammatically correct)
You can take a look at te following pages for additional information about "any" and "some".
کد:برای مشاهده محتوا ، لطفا وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنیدکد:برای مشاهده محتوا ، لطفا وارد شوید یا ثبت نام کنید
Last edited by peyman1987; 18-09-2007 at 13:43.
Thank you dear Peyman. It was an useful note.
are we here just to correct other,s mistakes without talking about anything special?
i mean there is not any topic to discuss about and during the discussion correct our mistakes?
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I agree with you.
please choose a topic and We try to discuss about it.:46
Sorry dear SISE but I have to remind you of your mistake.Because if I don't, I wont be able to sleep at night.
Just kidding.But did you just use "an" with the word "usefull"?
I don't think so.
I think I'm going blind,
because I thought there was an "an" before the word "useful".
What about these sentences? Which one do you think is correct?
"Please choose a topic and we try to discuss about it."
or
"please choose a topic and we'll try to discuss it."
I have an idea about the topic. Please answer this question. Please explain in details.
Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
Do you like being among other guys or you like to be alone and do what you want in your loneliness?
My answer:
I think I'm an introvert. Because most of the time I like to be alone and think about myself. My lifestyle makes me to be among people all the time but when I reach home and become alone I think I've entered the heaven.
Maybe you'll think what kind of crazy am I but I think the most valuable treasure that a person can get is to be able to have some of his time in his/her loneliness.
I'd be glad if you answer the question too.
I just want to become sure that I haven't gone crazy yet.
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