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SpamBusterPermalink Reply by Martin :) on May 3, 2011 at 3:17

Oh, this seems to be very useful! Just what I need now! Thank you very much for sharing, Selma!

Permalink Reply by selma on May 3, 2011 at 7:32

 

Good Luck Martin,

 

It is a great happiness to me that being with my friends on my page.

 

Thanks to your interest and speare time to see it, it is a honor my study is to be a guide but do remember I am a learner and be careful please for my study notes. It had been gathered from a grammar book for keeping key structures handy.

SpamBusterPermalink Reply by Martin :) on May 4, 2011 at 1:19

Ok, I will be careful:) Thanks again! It is really practical!

Permalink Reply by Abdoulaye Diop BATHILY on May 15, 2011 at 19:51

Tnks 4 this lessons it'll be usefull!!!!!

Permalink Reply by selma on January 19, 2012 at 11:53

Hi all,

I am a visualiser learner and like diagrams or table, so I hope it will be a good presentation while boring grammar issues.

Sorry for not copying onto page, you can find it in a way of attachment.

the first file is a table, the second one is a diagram.

Thanks for the table and the diagram.... (you can reach to their web addresses here.)

Very good diagram to make formulation indeed, thanks to Elizabeth O'Brien.

Remember please "No matter "whoever" or "whatever" is done by someone", the key of success is that you. (I hope you'll understand me exactly what I meant.)

Good Luck,

Selma,

Attachments:

• The English parts of speech are.dot, 35 KB
• parts_of_speech_quick_guide.pdf, 869 KB

SpamBusterPermalink Reply by Martin :) on January 19, 2012 at 22:54

Oh, thank you so much, dear Selma! Tesekkur ederim! :) 

And you are right, even a well-developed technique prepared by the best professor is useless for us until we use it:) Or did you want to say something else?  

I hope you are doing well!

Permalink Reply by selma on January 20, 2012 at 7:59

Hi Martin,

Thanks for still following the group, I am happy to see you around as always,

I hope that you are keeping on your school & lessons & Master processes as you desired.

That expression is excatly what I meant, you're right.:)))  A piece of document or a poor designe source of information will be enough to teach something as long as you want.

Take Care friend, So long,

Selma,

SpamBusterPermalink Reply by Martin :) on January 20, 2012 at 15:53

It´s a pleasure;)

Permalink Reply by selma on January 20, 2012 at 9:00

"Declaring this to you, however, makes my heart race. I’m scared, not because I don’t think I can do it, but because I don’t want writing....."

I came across the article Your Creative Joy is Speaking to You  and want to share with you because you can learn most of things throughout it,

it is not only having many usefull words, it has also good expressions when rooting  for confidently taking step to the learning skill.

My suggestion is that; the best way of learning new words is to grasp them by reading article, news etc.., and the best way of using them is to express yourself as I do now. When you are ready, your efforts'll be standing behind you for supporting, believe in yourself.

the best way of making your own dictionary or word list : Feel them ! after observing your matters,events, actions etc...

I believe that I needn't to know and interested in all words that I saw , no time to lose ! I am talking like this because these are my experiences, real experiences, as a result of my efforts.

"in your process you will find your best way", should do it.

best regards,

-Selma-

SpamBusterPermalink Reply by Martin :) on January 20, 2012 at 15:58

Oh, Selma:) You are one of the greatest examples of a persistent goal-achieving learner! I admire you for this! Thanks for your encouragement and for the link!

Permalink Reply by selma on February 2, 2012 at 10:34

Good Morning,

Today, I came across a good presentation about Gerund & Invinitive

which is a real challenge to the learners,

but it has a simple and good explanation. (click on the link)

I hope you will find it friendly,

Attachments:

• gerunds-and-infinitives-chart.pdf, 60 KB

Permalink Reply by selma on April 18, 2012 at 15:04

I thought that this information is to be good supporter for understanding how to add -ed ad ing

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