Audio English course for Beginners

[Gaikwad]

Dear Torsten,
I'm prakash from india what is the first step for new user. i want to speak english fluently

Thanx for No chatrooom lingo, please! course

[José Egilson]

I'd like to say that this English Course looks great. it shows lots of interesting points and, even when the level seems to be a bit easy, it's the way you present the topics that makes your approach so nice.
well done and thanks!
Egilson

[Mehmet]

Hello! I'm mehmet
I'm from Turkey and live in İstanbul
I'm 45 years old
I'm married
I work in a construction company for purchaising and logistics
I like reading, travelling, sports and update genaral awarness
thank you very much for the new lessons.

[Hobaat]

Thanks so much for your help
these lessons are for beginers are there any lessons fore intermediate or advance levels please

[Yashomati]

Hello Sir,
Thanks for sending english lesson.I was very execided so first of all I tried to solve the tests "drive carefully" & "listen to V/S hear".Sir, I donn't understand the difference between
saying & speaking, finish & end, listen to & hear, yet & still, concern & mind, borrow & lend.Sir, can you please explain me?
Hasu

[Torsten]

Dear Hasu,

Many thanks for your message. Yes, we can explain the differences between all the word pairs you've posted if you create separate forum messages for each pair.
Regards,
Torsten
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[Torsten]

[Ms.Unique]

Hello,

Sue's favorite month is May.

Regards,

[Deni]

Hello.I'm Deni from Latvia but my mother tongue is Russian . It's my first message in this forum . I'm try to improve my English and i will be very prushiated if somebody wood like to help me with that.
Sorry for my mistakes

[Mallika]

here are the answers for session 2
Sue works for a large financial company.
She usually starts work at 8:45
She enjoies personal contact with her clients as they are from all walks of life and are all ages.

[Morteza]

Dear Torsten,

I did the test ''begin/start''.It was so useful.I am proud to have a helpful teacher,like you.

Many thanks,

Morteza

[Kanoknapa]

Hello!
This is my answer session 2.

Sue work for a large financial company.

She usually start work at 8:45 am.

Because her clients come from all walks of life and are all ages.

Thank you

[Torsten]

Dear Kanoknapa,

Thanks a lot for posting your answers which look very good. Please remember to add an 's' at the end of the verb when you talk about Sue:
Sue works for a large financial company.
She usually starts work at 8.45 am.

I look forward to your next posts.
Regards,
Tosten
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[Coconut2004]

Hello Mr Torsten,
In the last audio alphabet training I can't understand abbreviations I know VIP means Very Important Person and IT means Information Technology other abbreviations I don't understand the meaning of them.

I look forward to your reply.
Regards,
Coconut

[Torsten]

Hi Coco,

I guess you are referring to these abbreviations: Commonly used abbreviations.

Let's take a closer look at them:

IBM: Industrial Business Machines
FOB: Free On Board (Incoterms)
OPEC: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
EU: European Union
VDU: Visual Display Unit
EDP: Electronic Data Processing
CIF: Cost, Insurance & Freight (Incoterms)
JAL: Japan Airlines Company
AGM: Annual General Meeting
FBI: Federal Bureau of Investigation (US government)
WTO: World Trade Organization
VCR: Videocassette Recorder

You can find the meanings of any abbreviation yourself by googling them. For example 'fob acronymfiner'.

Try it out and let me know what you think.
Regards,
Torsten
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