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Useful #16 (permalink) Sun Jul 04, 2004 18:56 pm   Useful		  
Torsten wrote:
Hi Terminator,

That's very interesting. Any English language activity you engage in will be useful.

Thank you Torsten!
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Learning English - Self-Taught or School fed? #17 (permalink) Sat Jul 10, 2004 2:51 am   Learning English - Self-Taught or School fed?		  
Greetings Olya & terminator,

Where did you both start to learn English?
Was it first at school, followed by self-teaching
or first self-teaching followed by school learning?

Which English speaking people impressed you the
most, or motivated you to learn further.

Best Wishes, Bruce.
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Learning English - Self-Taught or School fed? #18 (permalink) Tue Jul 13, 2004 10:50 am   Learning English - Self-Taught or School fed?		  
Bruce wrote:
Greetings Olya & terminator,

Where did you both start to learn English?
Was it first at school, followed by self-teaching
or first self-teaching followed by school learning?

Which English speaking people impressed you the
most, or motivated you to learn further.

Best Wishes, Bruce.

Hi Bruce! Very Happy
I started to learn English in my school. It was an ordinary school in a small town.
I learn English myself again( learning English-Self-taught) many years ago after the school.
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