Take your time

[Guest]

Thank you for the newsletter. It's really great to learn the tenses from a different point of view. I really enjoyed reading them! Now, I can explain to my students how the tenses work. I wish you'll teach more on the tenses which are my favourites. I want you to know that I am a lover of the English language and you have ignited the fire of love deeper.

[Shiv.]

Hi Alan,

It was very nice to read your write up. Your style reminds me one Mr.Bijoy kumar(Head Honcho) of Business Standard Motoring magazine(India). Thanks for everything. Bfn.

Shiv

[Minnie.]

Dear Alan,
Thank you so much for the newsletter,Take Your Time! It sounds like telling me such interesting tense stories. The grammar used to be my headache. I always confused about tense. I should have got much scores if I had known you earlier. I am sure it is the best way that I have ever tried in learning English grammar. I have been trying to find a right way and I find it right here, on www.english-test.net . I use it on my own and simultaneously I am teaching my daughter. So Alan, see what a great thing you have done for us!
Best regards,
Minnie

[Nur.]

Dear Alan,
It's a great pleasure to read your newsletter. Teaching English in non-English-speaking-country like Indonesia is challenging. I think many of English teachers lack exposures of how English is used in real communication. Luckily, nowadays we are trying to implement the newest curriculum prioritizing on the practice rather than grammar point. Yet, it takes time to make them understand.

When I was a student, grammar traditional method was mostly dominated. It's hard to produce spoken English although we've spent long time learning. I was so lucky to find the book 'Grammar in Use' by Raymond Murphy in which I could have better understanding how tenses are effectively used in proper and correct context. I learned much from it.

Actually I need various short interpersonal and transactional dialogs (of course free) used in many different situations. I want to enrich myself with authentic samples of dialogs.

I am interested in the test offered by your friend, but I am afraid I can't afford to buy now. I have spent a lot of money for my son who wants to take A level of Cambridge test. He studies in SMA NEGERI 1 Yogyakarta (Senoir High School) which partly adopts syllabus for certain subjects from Cambridge.

Thank you for your support. Should you come to Yogyakarta, let me know so we can meet together.

Best regards

Nur [/i]

[Ali.]

Dear Sir
Thank you very much for your message . i think all your messages help me very much to learn english .i realy thanks you

Best regards
Ali

[Amber.]

Dear Alan,

Thank you very much for the newsletter! Very interesting really. You help me mostly to motivate myself to learn more and more english.
Thank you again

Best regards,

Amber

[Faten.]

Hello, Alan
First, let me introduce myself
I am Faten
I am a PHd., student in a research Center
I am egyptian, from egypt, do you know it!!
I am married and I have two Kids
Second, I want you if you do not mind to send me more newsletters about all tenses an also active voice and passive voice.
At Last, I really want to thank you very much for your effort with all english learners.
regards
Faten

[Vijayasrinivasarao Gudise]

Respected Sir,

I am from Andhra Pradesh, in India. I am an undergraduate in Special English. Until Grduation I completed my studies in my mother tongue Telugu. So, I suffered stresses and strains in learning English. I think I am good at. You are well aware of our Indian pronunctiation and understanding ability. The same is the case with me.

In your second mail, you told that you had sent some Audio Format to listen. I could not found anything on my mail except in the second mail. When I tried to click on the MP 3 format link, I could not hear anything. Could you explain me where does the problem lie?

In your lesson, I found two new words they are, schizoid and kosher. Immediately, I referred to the dictionary and found the meaning. But I could not understand why did you use those words over there. Still ambiguity persists in my mind.

I am very much thankful, If you look over this.

thanking you, sir,

[Jean Eddy Etienne.]

I`m so happy of all these lessons. I understand so well how to write a message or a letter. Thanks very much for all your explanations. I understand them.
But I`d like to recieve from you a exams style. And i`d like to know when do think i will be able to pass the TOEFL test.

Jean Eddy Etienne

[Suada.]

HELLO ALAN
Thank you for all your effort that you have put in sending me all these messages. They really mean a world to me.
With best regards, Suada

[Galia.]

Hello Alan.
Thank you for your useful message. Now I see the difference.
Best regards,
Galia

[Guest]

Dear Torsten and Alan
Thank you for your help!

[Guest]

Hello Alan.
I'm sorry I've been so late to reply your massages because i was very busy now I'm going to learn English with you.
I tried to do many lessens by going with <next> after each test and it was so useful to me.
many thanks to you again.

[Hsu Zar]

I am a student. So I want to learn English as a second language.I think your messages help me.Thank millions.
Yours sincerely,
Hsu Zar

[Yeongheon.]

Hello,

I am a student and will be eligible to teach English at school next year. This Forum may help a lot for my studies.
Many thanks for your messages!

Yeongheon