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  • Zahra October 9, 2009 16:54
    Hi dear Tanya...
    thanks a lot for your invitation ...it is my pleasure to be a member of your nice group ...you are a kind and supportive teacher who cares a lot about her students...
    thanks a lot ...i feel proud to be your student...
    have a wonderful time:)
  • Dieu Trang October 8, 2009 6:55
    Hi Tanya,
    Thanks for eccepted me to join your group. Please help me to improve English more and more, I am very bad at 4 skills so I am very glad to meet you. Please show me what I am wrong.
    Thanks again
    Dieu Trang
  • mojtaba - masoum October 7, 2009 20:15

  • Yulie Leigio September 28, 2009 3:59
    Hi Tanya, how are you?
    I hope i have much time to visit this group. So, i can learn more from you Tanya.. But not now, because i'm at office n many works that i have to do soon.
    Have a great day..
    Cheers, YULIE
  • anjana September 26, 2009 4:00
    Hi Tanya
    i am happy to join this group
  • Tanya September 24, 2009 8:28
    Senthil! I was mistaken. His name is Bev Anne. You can find all those people if you click MEMBERS on the top of the page and then print any name in the ADVANCED SEARCH window
  • Tanya September 24, 2009 8:26
    Thank you, Poor love!
  • Tanya September 22, 2009 12:38
    Dear Senthil! The natives I know here are Bill, the English teacher; Richard Potvin; Derek; Bev Anna; Tara Benwell. There are some others but I don't remember their names. Try to come in touch with Bev Anna. He is Canadian, rather young and sounds very friendly.
  • Tanya September 22, 2009 10:41
    Dear Robin! You are welcome! You may ask me any questions on the appropriate discussions.
  • Tanya September 22, 2009 10:35
    Hi, Senthil! I haven't heard from you for ages! I'll be happy if my advices turn out to be useful. As to listening, read what I said at the top of this page, paragraph 5. It usually helps if people follow my instructions. As to spoken practice. Well, you know it is mandatory that you practice with native speakers orally. At least, you need a person who speaks English as a second language and who lived in some English-speaking country for long. Here I can't help you. But there are some native speakers in this club.
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