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Can you hear what he is... Mon Jul 28, 2008 17:46 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

Thanks a lot, Yankee!Smile
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Can you hear what he is... Sun Oct 26, 2008 14:32 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

thank you very much for your explianation.
i think i can understand these words a lots.
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Can you hear what he is... Sun Oct 26, 2008 15:28 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Torsten, thanks for the test! it's looked easy but I made one mistake ( I mean 1 question). ok, i'm gonna look at the lesson no.2 now cause i've got two form you.
Have a nice day:)
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Can you hear what he is... Tue Nov 25, 2008 15:54 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

I got 8/10, thx Torsten
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Can you hear what he is... Sun Nov 30, 2008 21:37 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

Hello, everybody!
I'm little bit confused too.
I thought i understand different between all this verbs very well.
Now i cant got it what it wrong if i use "speaking" and not "saying". I mean he can speak to sb and i can hear it and ask the other person why might hear too.
Or i think generally wrong and i may not use verb "speaking" whit out telling to whom should be speaking?
many thanks for answer and i hope, there are some people why would understood my English
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Can you hear what he is... Mon Dec 01, 2008 16:50 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Hassi,

'Speak' usually involves using speech or a language whereas 'say' could be a statement or simply a word.

Two sentences:

I am sorry to interrupt you while you are speaking (in the middle of a conversation).

I didn't hear what she was saying (she was making a statement/giving some information).

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Hello Mon Dec 01, 2008 18:57 pm  Hello
 

Hello, Alan!
Many thanks, i got it!
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Can you hear what he is... Wed Dec 03, 2008 2:41 am  Can you hear what he is...
 

Hi Torsten,
I'm Kisaki.I'm really happy to receive your email.I've done your first test.I found that it's very useful.
I'm looking forward to seeing your next email.
Thank you very much^^
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Can you hear what he is... Fri Dec 05, 2008 20:40 pm  Can you hear what he is...
 

thanks everybody you're great
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