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Very cheap and very good! Sun Jun 06, 2004 10:27 am  Very cheap and very good!
 

Hi Alan! Do you know very cheap and very good school (teaching English for foreigners) in your country?
Thank you in advance
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English schools Sun Jun 06, 2004 10:58 am  English schools
 

Hi,

I can't possibly make recommendations on a forum like this as I hope you will appreciate. I suggest you have a look at an internet site like for example efl schools UK.

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English schools Sun Jun 06, 2004 11:08 am  English schools
 

Alan wrote:
Hi,

I can't possibly make recommendations on a forum like this as I hope you will appreciate. I suggest you have a look at an internet site like for example efl schools UK.

Alan

Thank you Alan! But I wanted to know your personal opinion. You can agree that sometimes personal opinion is much better.
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Language training services Sun Jun 06, 2004 13:31 pm  Language training services
 

Hi Pupil,

Are you sure that very cheap and very good really go together when it comes to selecting language training services?
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Language training services Sun Jun 06, 2004 13:49 pm  Language training services
 

Torsten wrote:
Hi Pupil,

Are you sure that very cheap and very good really go together when it comes to selecting language training services?

I can agree with you, Torsten Laughing But sometimes it happens.
What do you think?
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Selecting the right course Sun Jun 06, 2004 14:08 pm  Selecting the right course
 

Well,

If you want to achieve a certain result you have to invest something first, either money, time, energy other other resources.
When it comes to learning a language you first should define your goals as precisely as possible. Then your choice of tools and materials including training software, courses, books, audio tapes etc. will be much more effective.
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Selecting the right course Sun Jun 06, 2004 14:16 pm  Selecting the right course
 

Torsten wrote:
Well,

If you want to achieve a certain result you have to invest something first, either money, time, energy other other resources.
When it comes to learning a language you first should define your goals as precisely as possible. Then your choice of tools and materials including training software, courses, books, audio tapes etc. will be much more effective.

Thank you for your thoughts Torsten! I do everything according to your words( excepting money) but my result is not answer my requirements. Crying or Very sad
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Learning efforts meeting expectations? Sun Jun 06, 2004 14:19 pm  Learning efforts meeting expectations?
 

How do you know that the results of your learning efforts don't meet your expectations?
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Selecting the right course Sun Jun 06, 2004 14:23 pm  Selecting the right course
 

Anonymous wrote:
Torsten wrote:
Well,

If you want to achieve a certain result you have to invest something first, either money, time, energy other other resources.
When it comes to learning a language you first should define your goals as precisely as possible. Then your choice of tools and materials including training software, courses, books, audio tapes etc. will be much more effective.

Thank you for your thoughts Torsten! I do everything according to your words( excepting money) but my result does not answer my requirements. Crying or Very sad
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Learning efforts meeting expectations? Sun Jun 06, 2004 14:27 pm  Learning efforts meeting expectations?
 

Torsten wrote:
How do you know that the results of your learning efforts don't meet your expectations?

I cannot speak fluently and I cannot write like you Crying or Very sad
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Improve writing skills - speak English fluently Sun Jun 06, 2004 15:22 pm  Improve writing skills - speak English fluently
 

So, you want to be able to speak English fluently?
As for your writing skills - what do you think you can do to improve them?
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Improve writing skills - speak English fluently Sun Jun 06, 2004 15:28 pm  Improve writing skills - speak English fluently
 

Torsten wrote:
So, you want to be able to speak English fluently?
As for your writing skills - what do you think you can do to improve them?

Probably, I must read information in English and speak in English. But I have no the opportunity (to speak in English)
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Learning methods Sun Jun 06, 2004 15:38 pm  Learning methods
 

What you can do is this:

- Listen to authentic English audio materials (tapes, movies on DVD, CD's, radio, CNN, internet audio files). This way you improve your listening comprehension and you increase your passive vocabulary.

- Obtain audio sources that come with a script, that means, in addition to the audio you also have the text in writing.

- Listen to those audio files and follow the written text at the same time. (a good choice can be movies on DVD because they give you exposure to both - audio as well as written text.)

- Read texts aloud and record yourself on your PC. Replay your voice and analyze your own weaknesses so you know what exactly you should focus on.

- Try to find English native speakers in your area so you can put your newly aquired skeaking skills into practice.
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Learning methods Sun Jun 06, 2004 19:00 pm  Learning methods
 

Thank you!
I will try to follow your recommendations
Best wishes
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