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If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun? #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:11 am   If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun?		  
If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun? Does our broken english makes you feel like a better and more intelligent being? :? Or you just think you are the lucky ones who were born to a english speaking family and did'nt had to struggle and waste you time like most of us are doing to fit in the world Policed by you. :shock:
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If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun? #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:36 am   If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun?		  
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waste you time like most of us are doing


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If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun? #3 (permalink) Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:39 am   If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun?		  
Ilyas_Kashmiri wrote:
If you are a Native English speaker and not a teacher are you here for fun? Does our broken english makes you feel like a better and more intelligent being? :? Or you just think you are the lucky ones who were born to a english speaking family and did'nt had to struggle and waste you time like most of us are doing to fit in the world Policed by you. :shock:


Hello Ilyas_Kashmiri, it's me, Infin one tea again. I think what Kitosdad have said in his post is the best answer to your question. As Kitosdad said, I think most of native speakers here are willing to offer their kind help to learners like me rather than making fun with my poor English. :) Have a nice day!

Please click on the links below and check out what Kitosdad said:
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic36083.html

http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic7816-1335.html 8)
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