This is for beginners to practice writing English. Post it and it will be corrected (less than 100 words please). Let's try this “Beginner English Writers Only” for a while. It's a friendly place for beginners to come to and have their writing corrected and posted for other to learn from.

 

 

 

Replying to [Professor Carl]:

i have a difficulty totime understanding what you mean

sometimes,[space[the speaking is more difficult than writing.

Isn't that true for everyone? When you write you can take your time, use a dictionary, and go back and make changes. When you speak, it's already said and done.

Quoting from [howin]:


Replying to [Professor Carl]:

i have a difficult to understand what you mean

sometimes,the speaking is more difficult than writing.
See above.

Replying to [Professor Carl]:Hi Professor Carll, long time no see, how have you been? Hope all is going well. Could you leave me home tellephone No. or your mobile phone No.. We will be off from Fer. 3-14 because the coming of the Spring Fetival. I will call you this week.


Warmest regards
cooleyes

Replying to [Professor Carl]:Hello professor.I am a small businessman doing business in shenzhen,China.I speak english with my supplier's and buyer's quite good but some times don't have the right word to express my feeling.I think its becuase of my weak vocabulary.So please advise me how to imporve my word power.
Thank you

Replying to [Professor Carl]:

Dear Professor, it's Peter from Wenzhou City, China. It's a long time no see you, hope you everything is well. By the way, I have a question to ask you. "It's a long time no see." Whether this sentence structure is right? Or just a Chinglish?

Best Regards!!

Peter Zhou

Quoting from [Mickey Mouse]:


Replying to [Professor Carl]:


Dear Professor, it's Peter from Wenzhou City, China. It's a long time no see you, hope you everything is well. By the way, I have a question to ask you. "It's a long time no see." Whether this sentence structure is right? Or just a Chinglish?


Best Regards!!


Peter Zhou

Hi Peter,

The expression is, "long time no see." It means, "it's a long time since I've seen or heard from you." It's a friendly expression that conveys the idea, "I've missed you."

Replying to [Professor Carl]:

Dear Professor Carl:

I come from Guang Xi province. I have worked in Guang Dong province for 2 years. My major is English which I like most.
I just got this website from one of my friends, such a pity, but I believe it's never too late to learn. I read all the replies here today. You are such a great person!!! This topic is very good! Hope we could learn more and more from you, not only the English but also the enthusiasm.

How could I contact you privately?? Please advise. Thanks!

Best Regards,
Jessica

Replying to [Fei Wong]:

Hi Fei Wong:

You are such a adorable girl! Could you contact me?? I'm not familiar with this software.

Best Regards,
Jessica

Quoting from [Jessica060601]:


Replying to [Professor Carl]:


Dear Professor Carl:


I come from Guang Xi province. I have worked in Guang Dong province for 2 years. My major is English which I like most.

I just got this website from one of my friends, such a pity, but I believe it's never too late to learn. I read all the replies here today. You are such a great person!!! This topic is very good! Hope we could learn more and more from you, not only the English but also the enthusiasm.


How could I contact you privately?? Please advise. Thanks!


Best Regards,

Jessica

Hi Jessica,

Nice to hear from you. If you send a request for contact, be sure to include "jessica" so I know who it is.

Professor Carl

Replying to [jooooooy7]: good idea, may i take part in with you?