What do you want to learn?

[Sheker]

Hello! My name is Sheker. I'm from Turkmenistan. My national language is turkmen,and I'm also a turkmen. I'm 20 years old. Now I'm studying at Turkmen state University. I'm the 3rd year student,my faculty is Natural Sciences, protection of environment. I like english, I was studying it for a half year, and I think that I need more practice. That's it. It was a short story about me! THANK YOU! BYE!

[Torsten]

Dear Sheker,

Thanks a lot for your message. I guess Turkmen is quite similar to Turkish, isn't it? I mean, do you understand Turkish too? And what language is spoken at Turkmen State University? It's very good that you learn everything about environment protection because that's an important issue. Why did you choose this major?

I hope to hear from you soon.
Best regards,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: A presentation

[Guest]

Dear Torsten, I am not young, have been married for many years, have two daughters (one of whom is pregnant), and have a Ph.D. in U.S. history. I went back to school and took a number of courses in linguistics. (My three main interests are social thought, philosophy, and languages.) I taught E.S.L. at seveal schools, and now teach E.S.L. at a small college. Almost all of the students are from Poland. Hope this suffices, David

[Torsten]

Dear David,

Thanks a lot for responding to my message. Please tell me more about your work as an ESL instructor. What kind of methods and materials do you use? It would be great if you could exchange experiences and ideas.

Talk to you soon,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: A student smiling

[Vuth]

Dear Torsten Daerr,

I am very grad to see your e-mail and lesson. I am very interested in this e-mail which embedded with a wonderful English lesson. For lesson number 3, I have learnt how to introduce myself. Let me try to introduce myself to you. First of all, My name is Chea Sereyvuth. I am Khmer which refer to Cambodia. I am single and working at one private local company. Additionally, I learnt how to distinguish between "interested in" and "interesting". Now I am interested in reading your e-mail and your website contain alot of interesting lesson. Do I use the word correctly or not? Talking about the listening, it sound interesting. I really want to improve my listening skill. Anyway, can you suggest some website which provide more practice of listening skill to me?

Thank you so much for your lesson.
I am eager to see your next lesson.

Best regards,
From Vuth

[Torsten]

Dear Vuth,

Thanks a lot for your positive feedback regarding our email English course. It's great to hear you now know the difference between "interested in" and "interesting". If you like, you can tell me more about your job. What do you do and what company do you work for? As for your listening skills, you have tried to listen to the audio files on our site?

Please let me know what you think.
Best regards,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: Loading a truck

[MICHAEL KISABULI MASAMBU]

Dear Daerr,

I am thankful for your e mails.Yes I have gone through the first lesson.It was wonderful.It has helped me improve on my usage of pronouns. My greatest ambition is to be in position to write books and articles.This for sure puts a demand on me to have a good command in English. Again ,since I engage so often in public speech I desire that I improve on my pronunciation of words.
I look forward to getting your response in line with my needs.

Thanks,

MICHAEL KISABULI MASAMBU

KENYA

[Torsten]

Dear Michael Kisabuli Masambu,

Thanks a lot for your positive feedback regarding our email English course. It's great to hear our email has helped you understand the usage of pronouns. Please tell me more about your situation so I can help you even better achieve your goals. You say that you often give speeches in public. What kind of speeches are these and do you give them in English or another language? Who are your listeners and what do you talk about?

Talk to you soon,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, photographs: A car accident

[Shade]

Hello Torsten,
I'm grateful to you for your mail including exercises..They help me improving my listening skill like Introduction from Sue.
I want short stories, essays, grammar explanations, forum discussions and much more.
Sincerely yours,
zinmar

[Ammy]

Dear Torsten
my name is Eman, i was live in kuwait for a long time before i come to canada, i'm married , i have three children ( soria she is six years old - sarah she is four years old- waleed he is two years old ) they all speak english very well, and i speck with them english and sometimes i speck Arabic lettle bit , i'm very busy all time with my kids , i like to read story for my kids evry day, i love to learn evrything, i like my life here in canada but i need to learn english cuz this will help me for better live,,,

My best regards
Ammy

[sayyida.]

Dear Torsten
I am very happy to learn e English from you. Every day I was open my mail and want to find a lesson. I regularly follow which you send. I was attend regularly the test. First time I scour 4 to 5 but after practising many time I was scoure 8 to 9, some time I was got 10. there are huge material which we are used. I was practice two hours regularly. And I enjoyed it . Thanks again.
sayyida

[Irina Anashkina]

A wonderful essay! I like your style and also the way you define zeugma and oxymoron. They are so typical of British frame of mind. I'm Russian and English is my foreign language. But I've been studying it for centuries, for fifty years to be more exact, and ithas become my second native tongue.
Best regards,
Irina Anashkina.

[Guest]

Hi,

I want to learn English writhing becuse i cant sellp well and also cant seapk English.

Can you kindly help me

Thank you