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Where can I get explanations to the sentences? Fri Sep 03, 2004 16:35 pm  Where can I get explanations to the sentences?
 

Hello,

To the first I want give you a big compliment and thanks for the website. I found it by chance in the internet. I can good check how my stand in English is. I found it good that you answer of the question when people don’t understand any thing also I found some about grammar. This is very important for me. Nevertheless I found it good when you write a short explanation together with the test when you use which word. To example listen you use in context with this and hear in context with this. Not much just one or to sentence.
I can imagine that it will be not every time easy or with all subjects are possible. In case of myself I did not stopped with write my questions relating to this problematic in the forum. Also I can imagine that some have the same problem like me. I would be glad when it is possible found a good solution for solve the problem. Embarassed
Thanks
Oh I don’t know what stand inside of the things for download because it is not possible for me to download any thing. Maybe there it gives explanations.
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Asking questions on the forum Fri Sep 03, 2004 17:13 pm  Asking questions on the forum
 

Hi,

Many thanks for your positive feedback on english-test.net — it's always good for us to know what you think.
As for your suggestion, I understand what you mean, you want to have an explanation as why a particular word is used in this or that context.
That's why we have created a system that allows you to ask for further details on a specific grammar or vocabulary item. Above each single test question you will find a link called «create your forum message». When you click on this link a window within the forum will open where you can the question you are referring to. All you have to do is copy and paste this text into the opened window and then you can write a short message. (for example: «Hi, could you please tell me why in this sentence 'listen' is correct and not 'hear'»?)
You usually get an answer within a couple of hours. As you know the Internet is an interactive medium and the best way to learn a language is to ask questions. Instead of giving you all the information like in a typical text book we want you to engage in a dialogue with us and the other forum members. Try it out and you will see how fast you can improve your grammar by using your language and your keyboard.
Regards. Torsten
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Asking questions on the forum Fri Sep 03, 2004 17:19 pm  Asking questions on the forum
 

Thanks for your quick answer I will try it the next time. Again thanks and a nice weekend. Razz
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