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Listen and hear #46 (permalink) Tue Nov 10, 2009 19:13 pm   Listen and hear		  
Hi, Torsten,

Thank you for sending me the English lesson number 9.
It is very good your explanation about the difference between "to listen" and "to hear".
Also, if you don't mind and if I may, I dare to ask you your email address. I write sometimes on the forum and I read it too. But I recognise I have not much time for this.
Also I don't know very well to use the forum.
I am waiting for English lesson 10.
Thank you,
Ileana Mihaela
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