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Belove On 9/20/07, Maoli Du <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, evanyuan, > > I am a Chinese too. I understand your situation. Eight years ago I came > in the US as a F-2 visitor, then F-1 student, then graduated and got a > job. As a foreign student learning English, the biggest challenging is > can?t listen clearly and/or speak clearly. Class teaching and > practicing time is limited. > Tutor's help is not always available. But you should try to find anyone > has good spoken English skills and talk to him/her as many as you can. > You always meet some very friendly Americans in public areas like > library, bus station, shopping mall, rental office, and restaurants > etc. Just open your mouth and talk to them. > You also can get help from Internet. Many listening and speaking > resources are available on line for student free to use. The file I > attached is what I provided to our ESL students. Check to see if it is > useful to you. Any other concern, please let me know. > > keep learning, > > > Maoli Du > Educational Lab Specialist > Dept. of Language & Culture > Delaware Technical and Community College > > > > > Quoting evanyuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > hi,guys :i 'm a chinese who r from beijing .i 'm a college student > > who will graduate this year .but u know ,i 'm not good at spoken > > english .could u do me a favor ? could u tell me how to improve my > > spoken english and share u experience of learning english with me ? i > > do appreciate that .may i have a talk to u ? maybe we can find a topic > > on the olympics or soccor etc .i 'm long for improving my english and > > knowing more abt the foreign culture .thank u > > > > > > > > > > > !DSPAM:46f27e6c165082047275600! > > > > > > > > > > Can > I am a Chinese too. I understand your situation. Eight years ago I came > in America as a F-2 visitor, then F-1 student, then graduated and got a > job. As a foreign student learning English, the biggest challenging is > can?t listen clearly and/or speak clearly. Class teaching and > practicing time is limited. > Tutor's help is not always available. But you should try to find anyone > has good spoken English skills and talk to him/her as many as you can. > You always meet some very frendly Americans in public areas like > library, bus station, shopping mall, rental office, and restaurants > etc. Just open your mouth and talk to them. > You also can get help from Internet. Many listening and speaking > resources are avaliable on line for student free to use. The file I > attached is what I provided for our ESL students. Check to see if it is > useful to you. Any other concern, please let me know. > > keep learning, > > > Maoli Du > Educational Lab Specialist > Dept. of Language & Culture > Delaware Technical and Community College > > > > > Quoting evanyuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > hi,guys :i 'm a chinese who r from beijing .i 'm a college student > > who will graduate this year .but u know ,i 'm not good at spoken > > english .could u do me a favor ? could u tell me how to improve my > > spoken english and share u experience of learning english with me ? i > > do appreciate that .may i have a talk to u ? maybe we can find a topic > > on the olympics or soccor etc .i 'm long for improving my english and > > knowing more abt the foreign culture .thank u > > > > > > > > > > > !DSPAM:46f27e6c165082047275600! > > > > > > > > > > Can > I am a Chinese too. I understand your situation. Eight years ago I came > in America as a F-2 visitor, then F-1 student, then graduated and got a > job. As a foreign student learning English, the biggest challenging is > can?t listen clearly and/or speak clearly. Class teaching and > practicing time is limited. > Tutor's help is not always available. But you should try to find anyone > has good spoken English skills and talk to him/her as many as you can. > You always meet some very frendly Americans in public areas like > library, bus station, shopping mall, rental office, and restaurants > etc. Just open your mouth and talk to them. > You also can get help from Internet. Many listening and speaking > resources are avaliable on line for student free to use. The file I > attached is what I provided for our ESL students. Check to see if it is > useful to you. Any other concern, please let me know. > > keep learning, > > > Maoli Du > Educational Lab Specialist > Dept. of Language & Culture > Delaware Technical and Community College > > > > > Quoting evanyuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > hi,guys :i 'm a chinese who r from beijing .i 'm a college student > > who will graduate this year .but u know ,i 'm not good at spoken > > english .could u do me a favor ? could u tell me how to improve my > > spoken english and share u experience of learning english with me ? i > > do appreciate that .may i have a talk to u ? maybe we can find a topic > > on the olympics or soccor etc .i 'm long for improving my english and > > knowing more abt the foreign culture .thank u > > > > > > > > > > > !DSPAM:46f27e6c165082047275600! > > > > > > > > > > Can > I am a Chinese too. I understand your situation. Eight years ago I came > in America as a F-2 visitor, then F-1 student, then graduated and got a > job. As a foreign student learning English, the biggest challenging is > can?t listen clearly and/or speak clearly. Class teaching and > practicing time is limited. > Tutor's help is not always available. But you should try to find anyone > has good spoken English skills and talk to him/her as many as you can. > You always meet some very frendly Americans in public areas like > library, bus station, shopping mall, rental office, and restaurants > etc. Just open your mouth and talk to them. > You also can get help from Internet. Many listening and speaking > resources are avaliable on line for student free to use. The file I > attached is what I provided for our ESL students. Check to see if it is > useful to you. Any other concern, please let me know. > > keep learning, > > > Maoli Du > Educational Lab Specialist > Dept. of Language & Culture > Delaware Technical and Community College > > > > > Quoting evanyuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > hi,guys :i 'm a chinese who r from beijing .i 'm a college student > > who will graduate this year .but u know ,i 'm not good at spoken > > english .could u do me a favor ? could u tell me how to improve my > > spoken english and share u experience of learning english with me ? i > > do appreciate that .may i have a talk to u ? maybe we can find a topic > > on the olympics or soccor etc .i 'm long for improving my english and > > knowing more abt the foreign culture .thank u > > > > > > > > > > > > !DSPAM:46f27e6c165082047275600! > > > > > > > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Correct my English" group. > To post to this group, send email to [email protected] > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/correct-my-english > -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~--- > > > -- Abduls --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Correct my English" group. 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