Well, as I've already said, anybody's got enough knowledge to read. It ain't gonna bother them too much.
11.01.2017 11:22
Aliskana
And what about participants who aren't going to study English?
11.01.2017 11:15
Ordinator
I don't think any permission is required. People just can start writing their posts in English in topics they like.
11.01.2017 11:05
Aliskana
If we have to wait for official permission to start?
11.01.2017 05:53
Ordinator
квит
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Ordinator, how we will call your technique? )))
Heh, I don't think that's too important. And I don't like pretentious names. Let's call it, say, Technique #4.
Aliskana
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It's worth a try. By the way, what phrase's more correct: 'Worth a try' or "It's worth a try'?
Lana's right. The first is a little bit less formal.
Lana Forest
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It is better to ask: What are we going to talk? (or: what we're going to talk?)
"... to talk about". At least down South.
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You offer people to read aloud each time a post of this topic, for example?
But if they do not know how to write, they may make a mistake in any case. English is not my native language, so that I can make mistakes, too, and what's the difference if I read aloud my post before it send?
They gonna be growing more confident. That works even when somebody's got problems with, say, speaking his native language during public appearances.
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I think that we can speak on any topic, and the one who best knows the language, all the same will help to correct the error. It could be you. Isn't it?
Yeah, that was my idea.
11.01.2017 04:42
Lana Forest
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Сообщение от Ordinator
We're all nicknames having informal conversations here. What to be ashamed of? Nonetheless, there's a remedy even for that. Such people may start reading their texts aloud before publishing them. This way they gonna start getting used to the sound of their own voice in English. And when you hear something every day, the fear dies.
You offer people to read aloud each time a post of this topic, for example?
But if they do not know how to write, they may make a mistake in any case. English is not my native language, so that I can make mistakes, too, and what's the difference if I read aloud my post before it send?
I think that we can speak on any topic, and the one who best knows the language, all the same will help to correct the error. It could be you. Isn't it?
11.01.2017 04:18
Lana Forest
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Сообщение от Aliskana
It's worth a try. By the way, what phrase's more correct: 'Worth a try' or "It's worth a try'?
It's the same.
11.01.2017 04:15
Lana Forest
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Сообщение от квит
Ordinator, what about we will speak? )))
It is better to ask: What are we going to talk? (or: what we're going to talk?)
10.01.2017 17:39
Aliskana
It's worth a try. By the way, what phrase's more correct: 'Worth a try' or "It's worth a try'?
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