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[Ivanzn]

Dear Torsten,
I'd like to ask you about your attention. In English lesson number 5 I've found an error, I think. In one of the sentences, which contains this e-mail lesson, the word "your" has been written twice. To be more precise, the sentence is: "So can your spell your name now in English?". By my opinion the third word has to be "you" instead "your". Am I right?
Also I would like to share my point of view about English tests. They contains a lot of different grammar tenses. This sometimes make the choice of the right answer difficult, because I can't understand the meaning of some sentences included in these tests. I think that the difficulty of the tests have to be according to the accordingly level: elementary, intermediate and advanced.
Dear Torsten, I'll highly appreciate your answer and I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Ivan
PS: Please, correct my mistakes in this post.

[Ivanzn]

Dear Torsten,
I'll add another thing to this topic - in English lesson number 12 there is a sentence like this one: "Well, she asked here question here...". By my opinion the sentence could be: "Well, she asked her question here...". Is this supposition right?
My intention is to help you to improve the quality of this excellent English course, if there is a reason you to do it of course.
I'm looking forward to your reply.
Best regards,
Ivan
PS: Please, correct all my errors.

[Slava]

Dear Ivan,

Ok. Corrected.

1.
http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/do_you_know_the_possessives.html

2.
http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/what_are_the_days_of_the_week.html

Many thanks
Slava

[Ivanzn]

Dear Slava,
thanks from me too.
Ivan

[Ivanzn]

Hello support team.
Please take a look at the next three sentences, which are located as follow:
* English lesson number 15 - "Someone who forgets to start a sentence with a capital letter to end a sentence with a full stop is not an advanced learner but only thinks so". >>> I think it must to be: "Someone who forgets to start a sentence with a capital letter and to end a sentence with a full stop is not an advanced learner but only thinks so".
* English lesson number 16 - "I understand that you might have questions. too." >>> There is two full stops.
* English audio course: Appointments 1 - "It's about my daily my job." >>> "My" is wrote twice.
Greetings from Bulgaria
Regards,
Ivan

[Slava]

Dear Ivan,

many thanks for your corrections:

1. http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/date_or_appointment.html
2. http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/questions_questions.html
3. http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/appointments_1.html

Best regards
Slava

[Ivanzn]

Hi,
- In English lesson 19 is wrote: "See in you lesson number 20"
- In English lesson 21: "He is a from the capital of Ukraine" and also: "Did you notice that the test is also an example example of how the "will future" is used?"

Slava, I'll repeat my question that I sent by private message to you on Fri Sep 18, 2009. It is: "How can I change the text marked in blue colour here?"

Regards,
Ivan

[Ivanzn]

Hi again,
In Endlish lesson 22 is wrote: "One our forum members". By my opinion, there are two ways to be wrote this sentence:
1) On of our forum members
2) On our forum member
In the same lesson is wrote too: "all forum members who are taking our tests have a little star in front of their user name". The word "name" has to be in plural, I think, because all forum members aren't registered under one general user name - all of us have different user names.

[Slava]

Dear Ivan,

Many thanks for your corrections which I've implemented here:

http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/how_to_ask_for_directions.html
http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/ready_for_the_weather.html
http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/When_will_you_be_a_star.html

You have got the title "I'm new here and I like it " because you have 17 posts.
After 50 posts you'll get the title "You can meet me at english-test.net"


Best regards,
Slava

[Ivanzn]

Thanks, Slava!

[Torsten]

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[Ivanzn]

Dear Torsten,
it was very big surprise to hear how you told me in Bulgarian: "Благодаря!" (blagodaria). For those people who don't understand Bulgarian "blagodaria" means "thank you".
Torsten, my conclusion is that you speak Bulgarian better then I speak English
And before to go I would like to ask you, have you ever been in Bulgaria before? If you haven't been there, but you are interested in it, you can read this my post.
Greetings from Bulgaria!
Ivan