Thanks for your newsletter "Do you know where you're going?" (GPS)

[Maneo]

Dear Alan,

Thank you very much for your great letter "Do you know where you're going?". Really I save your messages and when I become not busy I read some of them. I am very grateful for your great messages.

Best Regards
Maneo from Zanzibar

[Sigrid (Romania)]

Dear Alan,

I always am glad to read your short essays or how should I call your scripst? Nice text about experience gathered when using GPS! I also appreciate your keen sense of humour!

Continue in this way and I will read you texts with real pleasure!

Sigrid (Romania)

[faustus_9]

I was pleasantly surprised about your description of what appears to be a small trip to visit friends. I always wondered why the British drove on the right. Thanks for the explanation. I will research it further though.

One question: in my "mental database" a "brick" conjures the idea of a "blockhead" (American style). You also said that you meant it not as a building unit, but as an "egg." Well you lost me. I can think of several implications of those two nouns: brick and egg, but I don?t find a positive one. I do not think you wanted to insult your friend!. So, please, clarify what you said.

I do not have a GPS, and reading your experience I decided that I still do not need a voice telling me what to do. Enough of that at work and at home!

That is all for now. Thanks for the weaving of history and literature with our modern life. We need more of that every day.

Arnaldo

[Guest]

Dear Mr Torsten Daerr

which one of these sentences are incorrect and why?
1- A little girl walked past, her droll dragging behind her.
- A little girl walked past, dragging her droll behind her.

2- A little girl walked past, her droll dragged behind her by her dog.
- A little girl walked past, dragged her droll behind her by her dog.

[patrick gleeson]

Hi, Patrick here i like your stories so do my class here in china you could help me if you send me some old oral english exam papers to download on my laptop
keep up the good work patrick

[Guest]

Dear Alan,

Thank's for an inspiring blog like account of your vacation. Modern GPS language meets Shakespeare abode a flight towards english learning. It cracked up different facets of the many things you wanted to convey to your readers although at some extent it appeared lengthy. "Jane" and "Macbeth" wouldve been better focused on, of course the personal experience coming to picture was the add on spice on top of the menu.

Thanks again for the article.

[Guest]

Dear Alan,

It was really a great effort from you in explaining this quote so beautifully , i am highly impressed ... at first i was not supposed to read this..but as i started reading. i couldn't stop myself from reading and analyzing the way you have suggested. i was compltely enthralled.Especially , the example of GPS best suits the meaning of quote..Its really an awesome job done by you..Hats off to you!!!

[Ramona, Romania]

Dear Alan,
Thank you very much for this article! I really like it! I also want to say that I appreciate your work a lot! The grammar tests are of great help for me. Keep on working at this great site. Have a lot of success with your work!
Ramona, Romania

[ezzat]

please dears
i really appreciate your efforts. i want to gain a friendship, speak with him "chatting", in order to train my accent. i cinsider this as a so much promising step for all trainers. iam assistant lecturer in a veterinary college, egypt and i really believe that genuine knowledge comes from practice as it is also tells us how to practice.
thanks alot
ezzat
email: ezzat_29@yahoo.com

[ezzat]

I want to give you answers to 186 toefl essays, who wants them. send me at: ezzat_29@yahoo.com

[Guest]

Dear Alan,
I am really grateful for your article! It is helpful.
Wish you a good day:)
Thank you!

yours,

[Guest]

hi!!

Thank you very much for sending your article. it's really great.

[Balgyn]

Dear Alan,

I’d like to thank you for your interesting newsletters, useful sites containing the materials that help us to improve our English language skills to begin with. Secondly, your current newsletter is great!!!
As for me I’ve never tried the experience like that. My opinion towards the GPS is – that is very helpful device, especially when he/she doesn’t no his/her whereabouts. By means of GPS we never get lost.

Please keep me updated about the further newsletters.

Thank you,

Balgyn

[Guest]

Dear Alan,

I like your article very much. It is really impressive. Keep on your nice work. I'm always looking forward to reading your coming works.

Have a nice day!
Thank you very much.

[mnick]

I`m so surprised to received this nice texts from you, they look as sunny light in my buzzy day.
Thank you!