Thanks for your newsletter 'The way they say it'

[Nuotis]

Dear Alan,
thanks a lot for your newsletter.
I really enjoy reading your letters,especially interested in the vocabulary.
hope to hear from you again.
Nuotis

[Elang]

Dear Alan,
Your tests are absolutely priceless! I am simply immensely enjoying doing them as I find such a kind of practicing English extremely beneficial to anyone who is prepairing for CPE. Thank you indeed for being more than useful.
Elang

[Jacoby]

Dear Alan,

I'm truly thankful for your newsletter, it helps me a lot in praticing reading as well as writing. I will practice as you advised and try my best to improve my English. One again, thank you very much for your hard working.

Sincerely,
Jacoby

[Mirko]

Dear Alan,
Thanks a lot for the newsletter.
It's very usefull, really
Mirko

[Marcela]

[vastik4@yandex.ru]

Dear Alan,
I'm very grateful for your newsletter.I'm constantly thinking of which words and word-combinations are widely used in modern English and which ones aren't. Not long ago I used "They are different as chalk and cheese" at my lesson, being not confident it was all right.Now I do know it is used. Thanks again and look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

All the best
Oxana

[Iliyana]

Dear Alan,

I am very grateful for the last material you sent me - The way they say it. It is from a great help!
Once again, thank you.

Best regards,
Iliyana

[yyhff]

Dear ALAN,

Many thanks for your story about pronunciation and accent. It's really funny and I enjoy it.

In addition, I should further thanks for the websites which you introduced to me. Now I factly come across huge difficulties in my term-paper writing, the websites which you listed http://www.how-to-write-a-term-paper.net/ really help me more.

Thanks a lot.
yyhff

[bora kry]

Dear Alan,

thank you for your sending, but its words really diffecult to read and meaning some words i don't know.

bora kry

[Svilen Kolev]

Dear Alan,

Thank you for paying this most welcome visit. As Americans would say " You made my day ". Teaching gear boxes and plate girders stuff to undergraduates somehow grinds on your every day vocab store. Your letter was quite a reminder that English is perhaps the greatest linguistic legacy we teachers of ESL are entitled to sharing.

Over the years most of us start thinking we have become experts in what we do which, to my knowledge, is claimed through the simple statement " Oh, I 've developed a nose for it". This , as is the case with my university, means that if we do projects at full throttle, we will get a reward other than peppermints. No objection as long as pepper( what a costly spice during the Middle Ages) is removed from the remuneration as well as the plural ending. Then we get mint which is not that bad if we think of the Royal Mint.

Well, I admit my reply was an attempt at catching the spirit of your letter and , by following suit, to sound as a native would, however, a new trick for an old dag such as me is too much to take.

What shall I say in closing? Perhaps a second THANK YOU will do. Not quite. Let's put it that way.

Alan,
your letters do help a lot in making me larger than life. God bless you.

Best regards,
Svilen Kolev

[Linh]

Dear everyone of this team

Thank you very much for your information.

I really want to improve my English skills and found that your team is a very good place for me. However, I still don't know much about the principle of your team. Would you please tell me more about it? I am very grateful.

I hope to receive your response soon.

Yours faithfully
Linh

[Fabiola]

Dear Alan,
Day by day, I read a lot of English, specifically in Health Subjects. I'm going to follow your instructions.

Thanks
Fabiola.

[Thuy Bui]

Dear Alan,

Thank you so much for your advice and information. I will try to do the best. Could you please tell me where I can get tests of English for business reading?

Yours sincerely,
Thuy Bui

[Johhana]

Thank you Alan.

I appreciate your newsletters and i think im improving now with my english grammar. sometimes i had difficulty in trying to find words to speak when im trying to express things during usual conversation. however, newsletters is a great help for my improvement.

God bless you.
Johhana

[Daniel Alarcon]

Dear Alan Townend,

I am really impressed with the content of this mail, maybe you do not know, but I am a Salvadorian guy trying to learn and improve my English.

Your comments, articles and website have been so useful for me. I always read the newsletter and your mails as well as visiting the site.

I do not think there is something to add or improve in your site. I have accessed the test and I am trying to improve listening and conversation skills.

In addition I initiated a web project, www.site4executive.com and will be interesting to receive your comments.

Daniel A. Alarcon
El Salvador.