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   9/05/08

   legbamel

   I have a whole blog for that. www.one-step-forward.net

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      9/07/08

      awordforthat

      Nice, clean site.
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   9/07/08

   Onchong

   When we speak, we use words to express ideas, but we can give extra structure to our ideas by means of pauses, facial expressions, and body movements. In writing, we have none of these tools; we must rely almost exclusively on the words we choose in order to get our meaning across. Language whether spoken or written, is simply a method for transmitting thoughts and feelings from one person's mind to another person's mind, we must agree on certain ground rules so that we can understand each other most efficiently. Similarly, we agree on a standard form of grammar. The order in which we use words contributes as much meaning to sentence as do the definitions of individual words. The reason for this is the first principle of English sentence structure. Every sentence must have at least two parts, a subject and a verb.
   
   Sayz, please access the following weblinks:
   
   www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn/English.asp
   www.writingenglish.wordpress.com
   www.usingenglish.com/articles/becoming-fluent-in-speaking-writing-english.h...

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   9/07/08

   Onchong

   Good luck! Always remember the 3Ds of success in the learning process: Discipline, Diligence, and Determination.

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      9/07/08

      fated82

      Hmmm, 3D of success, I like that.
4. 

   9/07/08

   timethief

   @sayzlim
   Did you know there is a writer's and writing group at BC? Maybe you would like to look into it. Here's the link www.blogcatalog.com/group/writers-and-writing

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