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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #16 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 12:14 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

hopeless_girl wrote:
Do you speak English everyday?

I'm jus trying to speak everyday but it's impossible when you don't have anyone to speak to Razz As a result I'm speaking to myself Very Happy It may be odd but sometimes it works and it's good to improve vocabulary.
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #17 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 18:21 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

hopeless_girl wrote:
hi NS and prezbucky..

Isn't it fantastic that distance isn't a problem?
Anyway, I don't want to talk about transport, but I seek an advice or support. Formulating thoughts in English, including grammar and logical structure is an arduous process. Correct me, please. I have merely 3 from phonetics and conversation classes, I have to immidiately improve my speaking skills. Do you speak English everyday?


Based on what you have written, your english is ok and most of the people in US should be able to understand you. *My english is not that fantastic either* Embarassed

Quote:
Isn't it fantastic that distance isn't a problem?

I would like to seek for advices and support.
Formulating thoughts in English, including grammar and logical structure is an arduous process.

I have been enrolled to 3 phonetics and conversation classes. I have to improve on my English speaking skills as soon as possible.
Do you communicate with everyone in English everyday?


{My english is not that perfect either and i *need* Torsten, moderators and fellow forummers originating from the english speaking nations to correct me} Embarassed
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #18 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 19:30 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

Hi everybody,

Enroll- does it mean "to register or enter the list"?
In Poland "3" is a grade like C or D. I'm not cartain. If I had got 2 I would have not passed. But I'm not proud because I'm the worst speaker in my group. I always panic as a result I can't recall any single word in English. Horrible!

Thanks you a lot for your feetback Smile
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #19 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 19:36 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

michauek wrote:
I'm jus trying to speak everyday but it's impossible when you don't have anyone to speak to Razz As a result I'm speaking to myself Very Happy It may be odd but sometimes it works and it's good to improve vocabulary.


I have the same problem, I leave here my gg number so maybe we'll talk online someday? GG: 1028510
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #20 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 9:34 am   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

hopeless_girl wrote:
Hi everybody,

Enroll- does it mean "to register or enter the list"?
In Poland "3" is a grade like C or D. I'm not cartain. If I had got 2 I would have not passed. But I'm not proud because I'm the worst speaker in my group. I always panic as a result I can't recall any single word in English. Horrible!

Thanks you a lot for your feetback Smile


Enrol is a verb. {to put yourself or someone else onto the official list of members of a course, college or group}

Don't panic. Speak slowly and clearly... Razz
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #21 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 10:44 am   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

NS wrote:
Don't panic. Speak slowly and clearly... Razz

yup ! it's better to speak slowly than not clearly Very Happy
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #22 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 12:22 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

but speaking unclearly is better than not speaking at all?
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #23 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 15:30 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

Okay, my suggestions come first, followed by explanations:

"...but I seek some advice or support."

-- We never use "an" as a modifier for "advice". You could also simply delete the modifier, yielding "...but I seek advice or support."
----

"Formulating thoughts in English, including grammar and logical structure, is an arduous process."

-- You are looking to separate the "including grammar and logical structure" clause from the rest of the sentence -- make it stand out -- so in this case you need to surround it with commas.

-----

"I have merely 3 (three what?) from phonetics and conversation classes; I have to immediately improve my speaking skills."

-- On either side of the comma are two distinct sentences. If only a comma is inserted there (without the inclusion of a conjunction after that comma, like "and" or "but"), you have a run-on sentence.

To avoid such a disgraceful state (hehe), I suggest using either a semicolon or a period.
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #24 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 16:41 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

How to use or include a semicolon into a sentence? I find it difficult to do so. Embarassed
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #25 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 16:51 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

NS wrote:
How to use or include a semicolon into a sentence? I find it difficult to do so. Embarassed


from source "You will usually use the semicolon to link independent clauses not joined by a co-ordinating conjunction. Semicolons should join only those independent clauses that are closely related in meaning. "
example :
Abdominal exercises help prevent back pain; proper posture is also important.

2 indp. clauses connected with ";" both are important (important in their meaning, subject they desrcibe) then joined with ";" not by comma (for example. )
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #26 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 17:39 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

[quote="NS"][quote="gq5974"]Hi prezbucky..

I know surely where I study from.
I want to go the US, especaiily, Stanford univ..

Although I can not speak and write English fuently. I certain that I am in a different leagur from other students in math and in engeering.
and I study very hard for English ^^[/quote]

Jae Hoon,

Are you aware of the mass killings in Virgina tech uni??? Shocked[/quote]

Hi NS~~

you mean "aware" is "I feel scared?"

ps: I sent you my e-mail adress. Very Happy
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #27 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 19:31 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

you are fantastic!!
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #28 (permalink) Sat May 05, 2007 8:46 am   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

gq5974 wrote:
NS wrote:
gq5974 wrote:
Hi prezbucky..

I know surely where I study from.
I want to go the US, especaiily, Stanford univ..

Although I can not speak and write English fuently. I certain that I am in a different leagur from other students in math and in engeering.
and I study very hard for English ^^


Jae Hoon,

Are you aware of the mass killings in Virgina tech uni??? Shocked


Hi NS~~

you mean "aware" is "I feel scared?"

ps: I sent you my e-mail adress. Very Happy


Jae Hoon,
Please enable your forum account BBCode to quote all the posts. It will look neater. Smile

The word "aware" means: knowing that something exists, or having knowledge or experience of a particular thing.

It is okay if you don't want to answer my sensitive question. I am sorry for raising such a sensitive topic in the first place. Embarassed
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #29 (permalink) Sat May 05, 2007 13:19 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

NS wrote:
gq5974 wrote:
NS wrote:
gq5974 wrote:
Hi prezbucky..

I know surely where I study from.
I want to go the US, especaiily, Stanford univ..

Although I can not speak and write English fuently. I certain that I am in a different leagur from other students in math and in engeering.
and I study very hard for English ^^


Jae Hoon,

Are you aware of the mass killings in Virgina tech uni??? Shocked


Hi NS~~

you mean "aware" is "I feel scared?"

ps: I sent you my e-mail adress. Very Happy


Jae Hoon,
Please enable your forum account BBCode to quote all the posts. It will look neater. Smile

The word "aware" means: knowing that something exists, or having knowledge or experience of a particular thing.

It is okay if you don't want to answer my sensitive question. I am sorry for raising such a sensitive topic in the first place. Embarassed


nono~ your question is not sensitive my feeling and thought Very Happy
That's really all right Very Happy Very Happy.

But, I don't exactlly experess my feeling and thought thorough Enlglish Embarassed Embarassed Embarassed
I think that most Korean are very sad "massacre of Mr.Jo in Virginia tech."
of course, me too.

this disaster only is relevant to privatly "Mr.jo"
I never think that this disaster is related to "nationality."

maybe, Mr.jo has emmigrated Korea since his age 'five' or 'six'.
I can not understand that Mr. jo are Korean.
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Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea #30 (permalink) Sat May 05, 2007 17:39 pm   Hello! My name is Lee Jae Hoon!:) in South Korea
 

I never discriminate koreans... sorry if my question sounds like i am pointing an accusing finger at you (all koreans). I have lots of korean friends and i *do* disturb them frequently but all remained calm. Among all the korean friends i have, 5 of them are A+ marksman and well, after reading the news, i decided to be nicer to them...Mr. Green And we have already been friends for 10 years. Wink
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