vichea
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« on: September 20, 2007, 07:58:33 PM » |
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hello, my friend ,can you give me any tip of learning english ok. i wait to hear from u.
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Sokheang Thea
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« Reply #1 on: September 20, 2007, 08:11:13 PM » |
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well, lots. Just read essays in the annoucement section, you will have some ideas. Good luck!
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« Reply #2 on: September 21, 2007, 05:53:59 PM » |
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Yeah, it is a pretty good essay. You, vichea, will get some tips of learning english if you read it.
For me, now i am trying to do my best like sokheang. Thus I read and learn from his essay.
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chesda
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« Reply #3 on: September 21, 2007, 08:50:46 PM » |
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That's fantastic! I learn from that too. So, thank you Sokheang for great essay. And the other two essays also help you with ideas. Cheer,]  P. |
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-Loren-
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« Reply #4 on: October 04, 2007, 12:43:03 AM » |
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That's a nice one.  |
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Kimlong
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« Reply #5 on: October 04, 2007, 01:12:30 AM » |
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hello, my friend ,can you give me any tip of learning english ok. i wait to hear from u.
Do nothing at all concerning with English is the best way to improve so!!  |
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I regret not knowing earlier what I know now!!!
Regret for yesterday and fear for tomorrow are the tragedies of life!!
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« Reply #6 on: October 04, 2007, 01:47:04 AM » |
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hello, my friend ,can you give me any tip of learning english ok. i wait to hear from u.
Do nothing at all concerning with English is the best way to improve so!! What does this mean Kimlong? I'm lost with this sentence? |
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Sarath
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« Reply #7 on: October 04, 2007, 09:50:40 PM » |
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There are 3 best ways to improve knowledge in English. 1) Read 2) Read 3) Read  The more you read, the more you learn; Everyone will have their own interesting topic; For ex, for me, Sports are very interesting. When I take any newspaper first I open the sports page and read it. Find out your interesting area, read newspaper daily; read all news related to your interesting topic; never worry about new words; just read and u'll grasp the meaning automatically; participate in discussions, listen to speakers, after doing this for about three months; start reading novels the best novel i would suggest is Sherlock Holmes stories; read novels of your interest - thriller, romance, suspence whatever; when i ask you read that means read the topic in which you have interest. All the best, Sarath |
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« Reply #8 on: October 04, 2007, 11:57:39 PM » |
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There are 3 best ways to improve knowledge in English. 1) Read 2) Read 3) Read The more you read, the more you learn; Everyone will have their own interesting topic; For ex, for me, Sports are very interesting. When I take any newspaper first I open the sports page and read it. Find out your interesting area, read newspaper daily; read all news related to your interesting topic; never worry about new words; just read and u'll grasp the meaning automatically; participate in discussions, listen to speakers, after doing this for about three months; start reading novels the best novel i would suggest is Sherlock Holmes stories; read novels of your interest - thriller, romance, suspence whatever; when i ask you read that means read the topic in which you have interest. All the best, Sarath Well, i agree with this idea since i learn a lot from reading as sarath mentioned. Great U sarath! |
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chesda
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« Reply #9 on: October 05, 2007, 11:54:10 PM » |
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There are 3 best ways to improve knowledge in English. 1) Read 2) Read 3) Read The more you read, the more you learn; Everyone will have their own interesting topic; For ex, for me, Sports are very interesting. When I take any newspaper first I open the sports page and read it. Find out your interesting area, read newspaper daily; read all news related to your interesting topic; never worry about new words; just read and u'll grasp the meaning automatically; participate in discussions, listen to speakers, after doing this for about three months; start reading novels the best novel i would suggest is Sherlock Holmes stories; read novels of your interest - thriller, romance, suspence whatever; when i ask you read that means read the topic in which you have interest. All the best, Sarath  Ha? What is the best for you then?
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Sarath
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« Reply #10 on: October 06, 2007, 02:34:37 AM » |
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yes, Chesda!! i agree with you 100%... but i dont know what's Vichea's current state of understanding and knowledge of English. But I would like to inform you that the benefit you get more on reading is always greater than listening. You can opt for listening when you are about to master. It comes in the Intermediate stage. At basic level, the more you read the great books, the more you can understand and use the constructs in your sentences.
The magic of reading is --- if you read more, you will automatically talk in English without grammatical mistakes; our brain grasps the structure of sentences we studies mostly and we never make mistakes. I'm not sure whether this can be applicable to all; but this is my observation with many students; as a teacher of secondary school English students, i experimented in many ways to teach them; i just dont try to teach grammar to inject rules, practise exercises and blah blah blah... i want to be practical and i do lots of experiments with students to sceitifically understand what the best we can do for new students int he near future.. i request everyone to find out such strategies and share with others which can be beneficial
keep it up Chesda, i really liked your comments...
All the best,
sarath
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chesda
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« Reply #11 on: October 06, 2007, 08:45:12 PM » |
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yes, Chesda!! i agree with you 100%... but i dont know what's Vichea's current state of understanding and knowledge of English. But I would like to inform you that the benefit you get more on reading is always greater than listening. You can opt for listening when you are about to master. It comes in the Intermediate stage. At basic level, the more you read the great books, the more you can understand and use the constructs in your sentences.
The magic of reading is --- if you read more, you will automatically talk in English without grammatical mistakes; our brain grasps the structure of sentences we studies mostly and we never make mistakes. I'm not sure whether this can be applicable to all; but this is my observation with many students; as a teacher of secondary school English students, i experimented in many ways to teach them; i just dont try to teach grammar to inject rules, practise exercises and blah blah blah... i want to be practical and i do lots of experiments with students to sceitifically understand what the best we can do for new students int he near future.. i request everyone to find out such strategies and share with others which can be beneficial
keep it up Chesda, i really liked your comments...
All the best,
sarath
You win! Haha! Ok, I also agree with you for that. Because, you have great experience! Now I also start to read more too! Great! I can improve my grammar
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Sarath
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« Reply #12 on: October 07, 2007, 06:01:49 AM » |
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yes, Chesda!! i agree with you 100%... but i dont know what's Vichea's current state of understanding and knowledge of English. But I would like to inform you that the benefit you get more on reading is always greater than listening. You can opt for listening when you are about to master. It comes in the Intermediate stage. At basic level, the more you read the great books, the more you can understand and use the constructs in your sentences.
The magic of reading is --- if you read more, you will automatically talk in English without grammatical mistakes; our brain grasps the structure of sentences we studies mostly and we never make mistakes. I'm not sure whether this can be applicable to all; but this is my observation with many students; as a teacher of secondary school English students, i experimented in many ways to teach them; i just dont try to teach grammar to inject rules, practise exercises and blah blah blah... i want to be practical and i do lots of experiments with students to sceitifically understand what the best we can do for new students int he near future.. i request everyone to find out such strategies and share with others which can be beneficial
keep it up Chesda, i really liked your comments...
All the best,
sarath
You win! Haha! Ok, I also agree with you for that. Because, you have great experience! Now I also start to read more too! Great! I can improve my grammar
P.of course, i win always!!! winning is inn my blood... hahahaha (just kidding) ... I have not had great experience but I have very less experience. even i'm also in learning phase. Let's learn together, my dear, Chesda!! Sarath |
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« Reply #13 on: October 07, 2007, 06:57:35 PM » |
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There are 3 best ways to improve knowledge in English. 1) Read 2) Read 3) Read The more you read, the more you learn; Everyone will have their own interesting topic; For ex, for me, Sports are very interesting. When I take any newspaper first I open the sports page and read it. Find out your interesting area, read newspaper daily; read all news related to your interesting topic; never worry about new words; just read and u'll grasp the meaning automatically; participate in discussions, listen to speakers, after doing this for about three months; start reading novels the best novel i would suggest is Sherlock Holmes stories; read novels of your interest - thriller, romance, suspence whatever; when i ask you read that means read the topic in which you have interest. All the best, Sarath It depends on what you act after reading! |
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Sarath
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« Reply #14 on: October 07, 2007, 08:31:51 PM » |
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There are 3 best ways to improve knowledge in English. 1) Read 2) Read 3) Read The more you read, the more you learn; Everyone will have their own interesting topic; For ex, for me, Sports are very interesting. When I take any newspaper first I open the sports page and read it. Find out your interesting area, read newspaper daily; read all news related to your interesting topic; never worry about new words; just read and u'll grasp the meaning automatically; participate in discussions, listen to speakers, after doing this for about three months; start reading novels the best novel i would suggest is Sherlock Holmes stories; read novels of your interest - thriller, romance, suspence whatever; when i ask you read that means read the topic in which you have interest. All the best, Sarath It depends on what you act after reading! means?? i didn't get your point here  |
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