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Hussein
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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2007/05/07 21:43 hi, everyone i hope i will learn a lot from this webpage
and everyone learn a lot too.

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hamza
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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2007/08/30 05:17 hi,mr admin realy i've honnor and meanwhile i'm so happy to find a teatcher of english.belive me english not just as a foreign language i wanna stdy it but it's my concern now.with all my due respect to you mr admin i wanna be like you in english even i don't think to rish you knowleadge and your experience.
my request is:whatare they your advices to learn english and speak it fluently. please help me.because english this year will be my speciality in the coleadge.

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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2007/09/08 06:00 Hello Sir I am 27year old.Now I am working as an accountant.I am Graduate,but I can't speak English fluently.This is my big negetive side.So,I need your help.Pls tell me how is it possible within two month I can speak English fluently.

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Rathin
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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2007/09/08 06:02 Hello Sir I am 27year old.Now I am working as an accountant.I am Graduate,but I can't speak English fluently.This is my big negetive side.So,I need your help.Pls tell me how is it possible within two month I can speak English fluently.

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Gayathri
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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2007/09/14 09:53 Try to talk with urself..Always Think in English... Try to improve vocabulary skill..then u can..All the best... Hi,

Really this is a wonderful site...If the things are in audio format it l be better to improve our Accent & the Fluency.. I want to talk english fluently.. Let me take a first step ..

-Gayathri

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Corina

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Re:The Weekly Idiom: Ahead of time - 2008/08/04 09:47 Shouldn't the correct way to say this be:

AT what time is the flight supposed to land?
or
What time is the flight supposed to land AT?
instead of
What time is the flight supposed to land?

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