This is a consolidation and follow-up e-learning activity for the Guided Film & Conversation Meet-up held on the date above. The meetup was organised and managed by Pejman HABIBI. If you have attended this meet-up, you are welcome to discuss what you liked or disliked about it or any questions you may have in the comments … Continue Reading
Review: Guided Conversation Meetup for the lower intermediate level (20160217)
This is a consolidation and follow-up e-learning module for the Guided English Conversation Meetup held on the date above. The meetup was organised and managed by Pejman HABIBI.
Review: Guided Film & Conversation Meetup (20160211)
This is a consolidation and follow-up e-learning activity for the Guided English Conversation Meetup held on the date above. The meetup was organised and managed by Pejman HABIBI.
Review: Guided Film & Conversation Meetup (2016 01 28)
This is a consolidation and follow-up e-learning activity for the Guided Film & Conversation Meetup held on the date above. The meetup was organised and managed by Pejman HABIBI.
Review: Guided Conversation Meetup 20160121
This is a consolidation and follow-up e-learning activity for the Guided English Conversation Meetup held on the date above. The meetup was organised and managed by Pejman HABIBI.
Opening the door for a lady?
The rules of a Gentleman: No 28: Opening the door for a lady is not optional, and will never go out of style. –Andy Rutledge If you are a man… Do you open the door for a lady? (Be honest!) If you are a woman…
You’re welcome!
When someone says “thank you”, one of the most common replies is: You’re welcome! If you want to sound warmer, you may say: You’re most welcome! Or:
You never listen to me!
Now, it’s a common complaint, isn’t it? Wives often complain that their husbands don’t listen to them, or if they do, they only hear what they want to hear… but how true is it? Any personal experiences?
Problems with using “the”
I have some problems with using “the” in some English sentences. For instance, in the following examples I’m not sure which sentence is the correct one: Example 1 He drew a circle on the paper. Diameter of the circle was nearly 5 cm. He drew a circle on the paper. The diameter of circle was … Continue Reading