- 26 Ağustos 2010
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hi girls:)
i like this topic, good way for practicing english
and as far as i see most of u r good at english:)
i wanna join u, hope u dont mind:)
i finished high school in istanbul, it was a private school, but my teacher couldn't speak english
Why do you wanna go abroad? to work? to study? to live?
we have offically dual nationality, but ethnically my father is russian, my mum is bulgarian, i don't regret because that wasn't my decision :))
but i wanna live there, when i'm pregnant, i will move to london, and i won't return
thanks:)
ok i will introduce myself. but wont be long
i am 23, english teacher but dont work, waitin' kpss(
live in eskişehir and have been married roughly for 1 year..
Be honest and tell me have you ever made fun of your teacher????????Have you ever teased with her/him?I think ıt is hard for a teacher to deal with a native speaker:)))))))))
I wanna go abroad just for fun to see new people and new cultures. I am working here as a primary school teacher so I cant change my job anymore. But at least I can take a tour and give an award to myself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and one more thing,our ministry of national education sends some teachers to abroad every year.. Especially the teachers who are good at English and eager to teach Turkish abroad so I can try my chance in the future. It will be a good experience to work abroad. Especially european union countries are good for this experience but firsty ı have to gain self confidence because it isnt so much easy to make this dream come true
you can teach me turkish if you are really willing
self confidencei'm too self confident but it's not always beneficial
ıf you teach me english ı will teach you turkish. Mutual shopping is necessary(Is is a correct usage?" mutual shopping????????????)
Self confidence is the key for happiness, success,peace, big dreams, in short for everythingYou are in the right way dont lose it
ahaha i can help you
mutual shopping? what do you wanna say? :26:
Karşılıklı alışveriş??????????
In Turkish there is an expression " Sen benim sırtımı kaşı bende senin":))))))))))))
It means you will help me and I will help you
it's ''exchange'' or ''swop'' for commerce
but you can use them here too, informational exchange :))
impeach and indict are the same thing but implacate is all different
implicate or implacate???????? which one is correct? why is it different
implicate is correct :) i wrote it wrong
indict and impeach mean accuse/sue
but implicate is not that
for example you kill somebody, then you say we killed him with cemre, it's implication
if you say, cemre killed him, it's indiction and impeachment
I got it. Your explanation made eveything clear in my mind:)))))
Sometimes I cant decide on the noun forms of the verbs.Let me give an example. "indict" is verb. "indiction or indictment" which one is the noun form of the verb "indict". ??????????
Many times, I cant remember the noun forms of the verbs. Is there any grammar rules about this issue? I dont know which verbs take which suffixs