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  Mayumi February 27, 2010 4:45

  Hello Nadiyah,
  
  Thank you so much!!,,Thank you for always present in my page and your kind words to me...
  
  May God showers you abundant Blessings and Happiness everyday...
  
  mayumee...
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  Nadiyah February 27, 2010 2:27

  good luck for you!
  
  -Nadiyah-
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  mido February 26, 2010 12:01

  mayumi are u there
  i'm talking to u
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  Expector Smith February 20, 2010 23:23

  Hi mayumi,
  Thanks for your comment. You are certainly a good correspondent. Every time I read what you write, I can feel your writing is getting better and better. I like the way you write.
  As for grammar learning, I'll share how I learn it on my blog.
  Thanks again.
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  Filipe Navarro February 20, 2010 16:42

  Hy Mayumee,, It`s nice to know someone from Phlippines !!
  
  I`ve sent u a friend request ok? I`d like to pratice my english with asian people.
  
  Kisses
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  mido February 20, 2010 16:36

  hi mayumee how are u i wait for u for long time
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  Audrey Nevlin Airlangga Rustanto February 20, 2010 2:42

  hi mayumi, nice to meet u, where do u live in phillipine
  i ever go to manila
  i hope we can keep this relationship, ok
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  Rini hartuti February 19, 2010 12:02

  hi dear Mayumi thank's for nice comment on my blog,..you look so kind dear.I hope i can be your friend my yhaoo id rini_hartuti_btb@tahoo.com. i like make friend and practice my english with you dear mayumi garcia,..I like your name its seem so nice.see you soon dear...have a nice day in your country

  
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  Mayumi February 19, 2010 0:22

  DEar Expector,
  
  Happy to meet someone like you who is an English enthusiast...I, too would like to master this language. I am with you when you said that it takes time and pain to learn it...There are so many rules that should remember when formulating a sentence..There are strict patterns to follow but ther are also a lot of exception to the rules...I know you can grasp what I'm refferring to here...
  
  Hmmm...I'd like to master the verb tenses especially the perfect tenses and their passive form...When I am speaking I really don't know when to shift, what tenses should I should I use..That's really my problem...Conditioanals also, I can't grasp the the difference of unreal past, future contionals to the other conditioanals, hmmm something like that...including the subjective mood...hmmm also the modals, I find difficult it cause don't know when should I use them in a sentence....
  
  I'd love to hear your ideas about them on how you learn them...
  Thank you very much for your continued reply...
  
  mayumee...
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  Expector Smith February 18, 2010 23:31

  Hi mayumi,
  I'm not really a teacher or an editor or a writer, although sometimes I do teach and write English. I'm just a 'fan of English'. Now that English language is thought to be a global lauguage, it makes sense to take time and pain to learn and master it, doesn't it?
  
  BTW (by the way) or incidentally, what aspects of English grammar you think are hard to learn? How about 'verb tenses', 'prepositions', 'the articles' (a/an,the), 'modal verbs', and the like?