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Backing the Baccalaureat #1 (permalink) Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:01 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

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Hi,

The thing about being born a native speaker of English is that you don't feel it's necessary to learn another language. But that shouldn't really be an excuse for not doing so and that's one of the reasons why I'm all in favour of Backing the Baccalaureat. Let me tell you more. You can read the essay here: Backing the Baccalaureat

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Backing the Baccalaureat #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 5:10 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Alan,

I've already bought a soft copy of your book English Grammar through Stories and have taken a print-out. It's indeed a very nicely written book and is very helpful, especially for those who want to improve their language skills. I wish I could get a hard copy of the book. But I guess it's only available online.

I'm not very good at computers and hence don't know how to put all the mails I have received from you, together in a folder which I can access offline. I would be grateful if you can help. Is it possible to burn CDs of the lessons that you send me?

I've benefitted a lot from this course and have recommended this site to a lot of people. Do you also have any such programme in the German language? If yes, please let me know.

I look forward to your reply and receiving more mails from www.english-test.net

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Backing the Baccalaureat #3 (permalink) Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:09 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Sona,

Thank you for your nice comments. I am sure there will be others on the forum who can help you with your question and will be able to give you the right advice.

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Backing the Baccalaureat #4 (permalink) Thu Sep 24, 2009 4:34 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Alan:
I thoroughly agree with you. Although Englis is a universal language, there are a lot of other languages worth learning, like Spanish, Japanese and Chinese.

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Backing the Baccalaureat #5 (permalink) Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:42 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

hi dear Alan.........thanks for your email really u r right about Backing the Baccalaureat

it is helful for people and the educational system....but we hope so.. about learning other languages ...why not?...i think they can most people today learn many languages.................thanks for your ideas
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Backing the Baccalaureat #6 (permalink) Thu Sep 24, 2009 13:50 pm   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi everyone.Indeed is not enough to know English, there are so many languages we can study.For example, I love Italian and Spanish, I'm interested in their culture, history and customs and both of them are easy to learn.Currently, I'm studying Italian but unfortunately I don't have enough time to study it that's why I have an advise for the young persons to study while they have time and patience, in school because oportunities can show up from nowhere .Have a nice day.
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Backing the Baccalaureat #7 (permalink) Thu Sep 24, 2009 16:05 pm   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Mr. Alan,

All what you stated on the introduction part is absolutely right. You speak of exactly my problems towards how I think to learn English Grammar. I wrok strongly hard on my mind to remember or to study the grammar. Most of the time, I forget to consider learning English is just like how I feel when I speak or write through my native language.

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Backing the Baccalaureat #8 (permalink) Fri Sep 25, 2009 11:18 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

salam =Hi
sorry i am from Afghanistan Herat city here we have not much access to every thing so i would like to have some free English Stories through Grrammar and if you send me some it would be your kindness thanks or other lesson that can help me to learn English thanks ,becose i can not buy the books through computer if you send me a version to down load it it would be good thanks Basir ahmad Herat Afghanistan
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Backing the Baccalaureat #9 (permalink) Fri Sep 25, 2009 11:57 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Alan

Thank you for email of small topic about the language.
But it was bit difficult to read and understand.
The words are heard to read.
In the 1st paragraph you are telling about their system and they are travelling to Europe, but them facing the problem.

If you give a question, I can replay to you.

I want to learn English more and more. Could you please sent more email.

Kind Regards

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... #10 (permalink) Sat Sep 26, 2009 4:54 am   ...
 

Hi Alan!

I want to buy the grammar stories but my credit card doesn`t work. So is there any address where I can send the money? Thank you!

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Backing the Baccalaureat #11 (permalink) Sat Sep 26, 2009 16:52 pm   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

yes i would like to thank everybody for thise great job they ar making tio teach people around world how to learn english , good job . best regards najuib
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Backing the Baccalaureat #12 (permalink) Sun Sep 27, 2009 23:59 pm   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi, Alan,
Thank you for being concerned and preocupied about our advances and improvements on learning English.
We really appreciate that.

Best wishes,

Cesar Lopez Petrovich.
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Backing the Baccalaureat #13 (permalink) Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:51 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

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Sona Sircar wrote:
Hi Alan,

I've already bought a soft copy of the English Grammar Stories and have taken a print-out. It's indeed a very nicely written book and is very helpful, especially for those who want to improve their language skills. I wish I could get a hard copy of the book. But I guess it's only available online.

I'm not very good at computers and hence don't know how to put all the mails I have received from you, together in a folder which I can access offline. I would be grateful if you can help. Is it possible to burn CDs of the lessons that you send me?

I've benefitted a lot from this course and have recommended this site to a lot of people. Do you also have any such programme in the German language? If yes, please let me know.

I look forward to your reply and receiving more mails from www.english-test.net

Warm regards,
Sona


Hi Sona,

Yes of course you can burn all the PDF and MP3 files on a CD. Simply use any CD burning program.

Best regards,
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Backing the Baccalaureat #14 (permalink) Thu Oct 01, 2009 11:05 am   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Dear Alan Townend
Thanks for your writeup. I am feeling very well when I have read this. I had never thought that how I can tack in my mother taung. How I can talk? I can atomatecally learn the grammer and vocabulary. Now I have a strong feeling. Anyway I am very gratfull to you and english -test.net.
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Backing the Baccalaureat #15 (permalink) Fri Oct 02, 2009 15:50 pm   Backing the Baccalaureat
 

Hi Alan,

I like the essay but notice some thing as I went through the essay realized that your english was very high and my concern is that some of us are not that good in english, I am not saying you shouldn’t use, in fact it is good but I think we must go slowly and surely. I don't know if am wrong

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