Take your time

[Torsten]

What is the connection between a vomiting cat and the English tenses? Well, if you don't know then you should read Alan's latest newsletter which is called Take Your Time.
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Test Of English for International Communication
TOEIC Preparation & TOEIC Vocabulary

[Yankee]

Hi Torsten

Why don't you provide an easy link from the forum to the newsletter? (If there is one already, I can't find it. Sorry.)

Just a suggestion.
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If you feel my suggestion is not helpful for some reason, please feel free to simply delete this post.
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Amy
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ESL teacher, and native speaker of American English

[Lost_Soul]

Hi, Torsten

Where is the newsletter? I could not find it and apparently neither could Amy. We're dying of curiosity !
And I wholeheartedly support the idea about hot links to newsletter.
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Alex

How much upchuck would a woodchuck upchuck if a woodchuck could upchuck ?

(a guy from Russia)

[donal]

Dear Alan,

Thanks for your ESL newsletters that you have sent for me.
Right now I'll spent my time learning English test lessons from english-test.net

best regards
donal

[Inga]

Dear Alan,
thank you for you letter. I especially appreciated your associative explanations. I guess I can use them during my lessons. (However I don't know how to say on/at/other lessons instead of during?)
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I am an incurable optimist.

[Guest]

Hi Alan. Thanx for your lessons ...it is really helping to me .. you know Alan I am preparing for TOEFL exam in IBT... so if you can send any kind of preparation tests I would be happy.. anyway thanx man,,

[Yankee]

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Thanks for inserting that link, Torsten.
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Amy
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ESL teacher, and native speaker of American English

[Tata]

Hello, Alan

Thank you very much for your newsletters. I like them very much. Your explanations are great and very helpful. Unfortunately, I can't give the answer about the cat and Eng. tenses, coz I'm at the working place and have not enought time. Looking forward for your next letter. Good luck!!!

[Mirko]

thanks so much for your esl newsletter

[Yeongheon]

Hello, Torsten!

Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it!

[Yeongheon]

Hello Alan,

I like the nickname of present perfect, umbrella tense. I am going to use it for my students.

Many thanks for your newsletter!

[Karolus]

very nice explained! Now I am taking my time to read your newsletter carefully. But I like it very much, congratulations.

[Guest]

Hello Alan,
Thank you for a very interesting and funny newsletter! I like it very much! And I'll be looking forward to receiving a new one!!!

[Silva Markaryan]

Yours sincerely
Silva Markaryan

[Thanh]

Hello Alan.
Thank you very much for your message. I think all your messages help me very much to learn English.
Yours sincerely,
Thanh