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Difference between stupid and dumb #76 (permalink) Thu Aug 27, 2009 19:50 pm   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

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Difference between stupid and dumb #77 (permalink) Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:01 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

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Difference between stupid and dumb #78 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:39 pm   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

I believe it is polite to hold a door open for a lady.

Correct answer: (b) polite

Your answer was: incorrect
your sentence:
I believe it is politeness to hold a door open for a lady.

HI! My name is Vladislav. Can you explain me the difference between "polite " and " politeness" ?
Many thanks!)))))
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Difference between stupid and dumb #79 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 13:48 pm   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Mamdouhcom wrote:
hi evrybody, i'm adbelhak from morocco, i just wanted to tell you that i'm a university student, so i'd like to receive advanced lecons, because i'm not a beginner, thank you and goodbye.


Dear Adbelhak,

Many thanks for your email. Can you please tell me how you define 'advanced lesssons'?

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Difference between stupid and dumb #80 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 13:50 pm   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Vladskywalker wrote:
I believe it is polite to hold a door open for a lady.

Correct answer: (b) polite

Your answer was: incorrect
your sentence:
I believe it is politeness to hold a door open for a lady.

HI! My name is Vladislav. Can you explain me the difference between "polite " and " politeness" ?
Many thanks!)))))


Hi Vladislav,

'Politeness' is a noun and 'polite' is an adjective. The sentence you are referring to requires an adjective (It is polite to....)

Let me know if this answers your question.

Many thanks,
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Difference between stupid and dumb #81 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 3:56 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Hi Torsten!
I'm Hang. I'm living in Viet Nam. I see this forum is interesting. I want to ask you a question. What is the difference between tell, speak and talk? Thanks!
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Difference between stupid and dumb #82 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:33 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

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Hi Hang,

'Tell' is usually used as 'tell a story' or 'tell someone' in the sense of 'inform'. 'Speak' simply means 'use your voice to utter words' and 'talk' is usually used for 'making conversation'.

Let's put them together:

The teacher told the children that it was rude of some of the children to speak while she was talking to other people in the class.

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Difference between stupid and dumb #83 (permalink) Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:10 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

I am very happy to do this test, as its first time the style of questions had been changed, also I know the different between dumb & stupid. mahmoud
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Difference between stupid and dumb #84 (permalink) Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:44 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Hi Torsen
I am sorry, just I had finched the test concerning (listen- hearing) can you please help me to explain the different between them
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Difference between stupid and dumb #85 (permalink) Mon Sep 28, 2009 1:01 am   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Mr. Torsten,
I have answered 5 question out of 10 correctly:
4: I wrote live
5: I wrote benefit
6: I wrote out
8: I wrote brief
10: I wrote habits

I was thinking about what Anna says, in my opinion its depends of what people have been doing at that moment, if somebody was very busy is possible to do something stupid whithout to be born dumb.

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Difference between stupid and dumb #86 (permalink) Tue Sep 29, 2009 16:23 pm   Difference between stupid and dumb
 

Hi Leonor,

Many thanks for sharing your results with us. You can see all your results by clicking on the little yellow/gold start on top of your username:
http://www.english-test.net/progress_report/index.php?user=45176

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hello #87 (permalink) Wed Sep 30, 2009 1:35 am   hello
 

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Hello Torsten'

I wanted to let you know that I've got 8 out of 10 in 'we went on holidays', and I also found the difference between dumb and stupid. At first, I couldn't understand your joke but later I got it. And it was written very nicely with a humorous style. So when do we get your next joke?

Thanks for sending me the lessons.

Talk to you soon,

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Tenses #88 (permalink) Wed Sep 30, 2009 8:39 am   Tenses
 

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Hello Farzana,

Thank you very much for your encouraging feedback. Yes, humor is an important ingredient to learning a language. That's why I suggest you read Alan's essay A bit of a laugh ;-)?.

We look forward to your next voice messages.
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Tenses #89 (permalink) Thu Oct 01, 2009 18:02 pm   Tenses
 

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Hello Torsten,
First of all a big smile appeared on my face when you said : Faranza". I want to tell you the correct Pronunciation of my name that is Farzana not Faranza
Oh! that is not a big issue, I am happy with that .Its reminded me of my English teacher. She is native Canadian and she had never pronounced my name correctly. Any how, just for your knowledge this is a Persian name. Now lets come to the topic. I will tell you when I read the article " A bit of laugh" I managed to learn a lot things from it and I totally agreed with you and Mr Alen that laughter is good for learning. We can learn much more effectively. I had taken some English classes and our teachers followed the same rule. During class, they create a very pleasant and friendly environment through their spontaneous humorous sentences and jokes and the result was we felt all day happy,fresh and in a good mood. The benefits from this was that our senses were alive and we got ready for learning every single thing. We don't even know how much we have learned. This is also something else that I just remember when I was a child and my father used to give me any task and I hadn't understood at that time then my father used to ask me with a very serious face " Is there brain bigger then the cow? I used to think for a while and then realized Oh! I did something wrong. By pulling my leg he would force me to think. I believe that everyone has a sense of humor regardless of age. You only need to know how to use it . I also want to chip in one more sentence a clean sense of humor makes you respectful. I think, someone has understood in this forum what I want to say.

Thank you Torsten for given me a smile
Regards

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Stupid/dumb #90 (permalink) Tue Oct 06, 2009 16:01 pm   Stupid/dumb
 

Thanks for the explanation concerning the difference between stupid and dumb.
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