Hello! I'm Vania and I have 25 years old. I'm from Mozambique, Maputo Province

[Godel]

It would be nice of you to tell me something about u first!

[Torsten]

OK, my name is Torsten and I'm from Germany. Where are you from?

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[Godel]

Hello Torsten,
My score in the tset was 9/10. I know it is hardly a real evaluation of my English language.

[Torsten]

That's right but it gives me some idea about your level of English. If you like, you can take this test and tell me your score again.

Many thanks,
Torsten

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[Canhle2008]

Hello all,
Im' Canh, I want to make friends with everybody

[Canhle2008]

HI you,
Can i to chat with you now ? how is your Nickname ? please send me
Thanks

[Torsten]

You can use the forum to exchange messages.

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[Godel]

[Torsten]

Wow, that's great Godel! Would you like another test?

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[Godel]

Thank you for offering still another test. I would be happy to take that test. I can predict that my score will be in the range from 0(unlikely!) to 10 (unlikely too-but more probable than 0!). I would be very thankful if you could evaluate my English through my messages and not only on the basis of my scores in tests (by the way I would like to ask you here which of the following aternatives is linguistically "correct":
in the above sentence "marked by color"
A: Both "on the basis of my scores in tests" and "on the basis of my scores in the tests" are correct usages but the two sentences convey different meanings.
B: "on the basis of my scores in tests" is not correct and the correct is to say "on the basis of my scores in the tests"
Thank you very much
Godel

[Torsten]

Hi Godel,

I would say "based on my test scores". As for your writing skills, I think they are quite good and you can improve them by reading on a daily basis. It's not so important what I think about your writing skills. What really counts is what you want to achieve.

Regards,
Torsten

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