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what do you mean by “scaled back”?
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/scale+back
I had a chance to develop my English. Thanks for your support Mr. Pearson
I`ve been receiving your english lessons for a long time.I can`t thank you enough.By the way I`d like to join you facebook address if you send me a invitation or share you address.
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How to use can, could and would in English
how to improve my English writting?
i want to spaeck english
Dear friends,
How can I speak English by fluently? Please advice and help me to improve myself?
Thank you,
Anoud
You need to practice a lot. Take any opportunity to read or listen or watch English. Do an exercise every day.
Thank you for suggestion
Thanks a lot Pearson for setting up this site and making all this material available for free. It sure is helpful!
Wishing you and Caroline great success.
Dear Pearson,
It´s amazing to have a chance to surf on a site so interesting like yours. Hope you carry on giving a chance to many people to learn English. Cheerssss!!!
I need information about countable and uncountable nouns.Quantifiers – a lot of/a little/much/many
Try http://www.better-english.com/easier.htm
i need exercises about reported speech and passive …colud you give me some of these??pleace send me to my email
http://www.better-english.com/exerciselist.html
Dear Pearsons,
I just want you both know how much I appreciate the lessons I have been receiving all this time.
Lessons on phrasal verbs for example are greatly helpful in improving my understanding informal/conversational english.
I wish you well. Thanks so much.
These are great exercises. Thank you for that.
I have a question. I dont understand the difference between “to talk down” and “to talk down to”.
If you can explain it, I will be happy.
Dear sir,
Can you give the exercise about using Passive Voice ?
Thanks for helping,
Anoud
A huge thank to you Mr Pearson…It helps a lot, I want to know how to do in order to do not lost your background in english ,if you’re not leaving in a country where english is not the official language and don’t have the opportunity to practice. Thank you in advance
Dear Sir:
I am very grateful for their help with English classes,
I hope you go well.
Thank you for your cooperations
best regards
thank a lot for the best lesson
Let me thank you again for your practical exercises.
Best regards
Dear Pearson,
where should we use would have been and would have?
Any example with clarification would be helpful!!!
Thanks
Dear Peason and Caroline,
I used to receive your English lessons from the beginning of this year up to June, 16th. Honestly, I’m deeply attached to you and your lessons make me interested in English. No word can express my deep gratitude to you.
By the way, I still want your lessons, so that I sent you an email to bonusloyal@aweber.com 1 month ago, but up to now I haven’t received your confirmation letter. Could you check up your email and add me to your “loyal” list, please?
Thank you very much!
what is the meaning of Had to, Have to be and the usage of Verb Get in English
I always thank you for teaching me English.
whenever I get your email, I write down the English phrasals you teach in my note and study.
Dear Mr.P. Brown and Ms.Caroline,
I think this is what ‘Teaching’ is all about. When you know something and then you help so many people to learn a language, grammatically correct, which is so noble and a generous thought.
Tons of Thanks,
Deepa.
Hi , I just recieved your email ,with the useful book which you send me , thank o lot and be happy GOD BLESS YOU
Can you help me with something.
Why do we say in English can you call me, But we say can you explain TO me, or can you describe TO me. Why not say call TO me.
Thanks,
Chris
I’m afraid it is a waste of time to try to apply logic to English
It is because it is, no rational explanation.
very useful. i ill be learn very quickly. thaks again.
i hope we learn it! thanks miss.Pearson
So thank you a lot of you lesson very helpfull for me to improve my english skill however
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