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Here you can discuss everything that interests you as a teacher of English as a foreign language (EFL). Exchange ideas with other teachers, ask or give advice. We are also looking forward to your feedback on using ego4u materials in class.

Subject: Re: hello! :)

Denis (95.37.125.*) wrote on 03.12.09 at 21:43

Dina wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm Dina and I'm from Bosnia and Herzegovina! :)
>
> i'd like to practise my english with someone who know it! :D
>
> ... (:
>
Hello Dina,
To begin with I'd like to make some corrections in your e-mail letter.
1. The word "English" is always written with capital letter. This rule is also used with other words denoting 1)any language, 2)any nationality, 3)any adjective relating to a nationality or a country name. For example: The English language,
the English (Englishmen), a French school etc.
2. to practise English with someone who knows it (knows with singular!).

With love from Russia!

Best regards,
Denis


  



Changed: 10th Dec 2010 19:34

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