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25-03-2009
Learn like a child
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Learn
Like
a
Child
This
is
an
article
by
Doctor
Dr.
J.
Marvin
Brown.
And
itÂ’s
called
learning
languages
like
children.
Here
we
go ,
Doctor
Dr.
J.
Marvin
Brown.
«…It
is
common
knowledge
that
when
people
move
to
a
new
country
the
children
will
end
up
speaking
the
language
natively
and
adults
wonÂ’t.
The
wildly
excepted
explanation:
Is
those
children
have
a
special
gift
that
they
lose
as
they
grow
up.
Even
with
the
coming
of
the
age
of
signs
this
gift
fairy
went
unquestioned.
An
early
linguist
thought
that
some
special
remedy
was
needed.
They
propose
that
for
adults
language
should
be
taught
and
studied
instead
of
pick
up.
This
idea
slowly
evolved
in
to
present
language
teaching.
But
are
we
any
better
off
with
present
day
language
teaching.
Why ,
for
example ,
do
adults
in
center
Africa
clearly
do
better
when
they
move
to
a
new
language
community
then
are
modern
students
do.
Could
it
be
that
early
linguist
and
all
the
rest
of
us
were
mistaken?
May
be
adults
can
do
what
children
do.
May
be
it
just
typical
adult
behavior?
Not
adult
an
accuracy
that
in
a
fears.
The
mistake
is
children
can
do
something
that
adults
cannot.
The
honest
question
what
would
happen
if
an
adult
would
just
listen
for
a
year
without
speaking?
Our
answer:
both
adults
and
children
can
do
it
right.
But
only
adults
can
do
it
wrong.
Imagine
a
four
years
old
child
reacting
to
somebody
talking
to
them
in
foreign
language.
A
child
most
often
just
listens.
Well ,
the
adult
usually
tries
to
talk
back.
Now
are
supposed
that
NOT
TRYING
TO
SREAK
was
the
child
secret.
It
could
be
after
all.
DoesnÂ’t
make
sense ,
that
listening ,
to
think
that
was
always
right
would
talk
to
build
the
language
right.
Well ,
saying
thing
that
is
always
wrong
would
tell
to
build
it
wrong.
It
makes
you
wonder
what
would
happen
if
adults
would
to
do
the
same
thing
what
the
children
do.
That
is
just
listening
for
a
year
to
without
try
saying
anything.
It
what
be
what
finding
out.
But
it
seems
this
experiment
was
never
tried.
Not
until
recently.
That
is.
In
1984
the
AUA
language
center
in
Bangkok
Thailand
started
doing
prosily
this
in
its
Thailand
classes.
The
students
just
listened
for
march
in
a
year
without
speaking
at
all.
We
found
that
adults
get
almost
the
same
results
that
children
do.
If
adults
understand
natural
talk
in
real
situations
without
try
saying
anything
for
a
whole
year
then
fluent
speaking
with
clear
pronunciation
will
come
by
itself.
A
lesser
a
period
of
not
speaking
will
produce
proportionally
less
perfect
results.
It
seems
that
a
difference
between
adults
and
children
is
not
the
adults
have
lost
the
ability
do
it
right.
That
is.
To
pick
up
naive
of
languages
by
listening
but
the
children
have
it
yet
gain
the
ability
to
do
it
wrong
that
is
to
spoil
at
all
with
contrive
speaking.
Were
suggesting
that
is
contrive
speaking
which
means
constantly
thinking
of
one
sentences
whether
it
will
be
translation ,
rules ,
substitutions ,
and
expansions
or
other
kind
of
thinking.
This
damages
adults.
Even
when
the
sentences
come
out
right
they
are
thinking
too
much…»
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Skype:
Sergey
Boltnev
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Okay ,
that
of
the
end
of
Doctor
Dr.
J.
Marvin
BrownÂ’s
article
excerpt ,
little
section
of
this
article.
He
died
several
years
back
but
this
program
in
Bangkok
Thailand
continues.
The
current
director
is
now
a
man
named
David
Long.
David
Long
is
continued
to
use
this
method.
This
listen
first
method.
At
AUA
there
program
there
Thai
program
students
long
time
by
listening
only
for
up
to
one
year.
Now
if
you
study
a
lot
or
might
be
a
little
shorter ,
only
listening
you
do
not
try
to
speak
Thai
language
at
all ,
zero
speaking.
And
day
has
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SeeYouAgain
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See You Again I got my heart set on you and I m ready to wait I have a heart that will never be tamed I knew you were something special when you spoke my name Now I can t wait to see you again I ve got a way of knowing when something is right I feel like a must ve known you in another life Cuz I felt this deep connection when you looked in my eyes (Can t wait) Oh, I can t wait to see you again The last time I freaked out, I just kept looking down I st-st-stuttered when you asked me what I m thinking about Like I couldn t breathe you asked what s wrong with me My best friend Leslie said, Oh she s just being Miley The next time we hang out, I will redeem myself My heart, it can t rest till then oh, woah woah I can t wait to see you again I got this crazy feeling deep inside When you called and asked to see me tomorrow night I m not a mind reader but I m reading the signs That you can t wait to see me again The last time I freaked out, I just kept looking down I st-st-stuttered when you asked me what I m thinking bout Like I couldn t breathe you asked what s wrong with me My best friend Leslie said, oh she s just being Miley The next time we hang out, I will redeem myself My heart, it can t rest till then oh, woah woah I can t wait to see you again I got my sight set on you and I m ready to wait The last time I freaked out, I just kept looking down I st-st-stuttered when you asked me what I m thinking bout Like I couldn t breathe you asked what s wrong with me My best friend Leslie said, Oh she s just being Miley The next time we hang out, I will redeem myself My heart, it can t rest till then oh, woah woah I can t wait to see you again
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Let It Be Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. Let it be
Let
it
be
When
I
find
myself
in
times
of
trouble ,
mother
Mary
comes
to
me ,
speaking
words
of
wisdom ,
let
it
be.
And
in
my
hour
of
darkness
she
is
standing
right
in
front
of
me ,
speaking
words
of
wisdom ,
let
it
be.
Let
it
be ,
let
it
be ,
let
it
be ,
let
it
be.
Whisper
words
of
wisdom ,
let
it
be.
And
when
the
broken
hearted
people
living
in
the
world
agree ,
there
will
be
an
answer ,
let
it
be.
For
though
they
may
be
parted
there
is
still
a
chance
that
they
will
see ,
there
will
be
an
answer.
let
it
be.
Let
it
be ,
let
it
be ,
.....
And
when
the
night
is
cloudy ,
there
is
still
a
light ,
that
shines
on
me ,
shine
until
tomorrow ,
let
it
be.
I
wake
up
to
the
sound
of
music ,
mother
Mary
comes
to
me ,
speaking
words
of
wisdom ,
let
it
be.
Let
it
be ,
let
it
be ,
.....
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The Never Ending Story
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Turn around Look at what you see In her face The mirror of your dreams Make believe I'm everywhere Hidden in the lines Written on the pages Is the answer to our never ending story ah ah ah Reach the stars Fly a fantasy Dream a dream And what you see will be Rhymes that keep their secrets Will unfold behind the clouds And there upon a rainbow Is the answer to our never ending story ah ah ah Show no fear For she may fade away In your hand The birth of a new day Rhymes that keep their secrets Will unfold behind the clouds And there upon a rainbow Is the answer to our Never ending story... ah ah ah Never ending story... ah ah ah Never ending story.
Het oneindige verhaal (Duitse origineel: Die Unendliche Geschichte ) is een boek geschreven door de Duitse schrijver Michael Ende . Het boek is voor het eerst uitgegeven in 1979 , en sindsdien is het vertaald naar diverse talen. In 1983 won het boek een Zilveren griffel .
Het belangrijkste thema van het boek is de helende kracht van fantásië, gesymboliseerd door de manier waarop Fantásië en de reële wereld worden gerepresenteerd als wezenlijk voor elkaars overleven; zij kunnen niet zonder elkaar bestaan. De twee delen van het boek kunnen tevens worden gezien als een model van de "heldenreis". De tekst op de achterkant van het boek, "doe wat je wilt", betekent dat men moet doen wat men wezenlijk wil. Zoals Bastiaan, moet men zoeken naar het diepste verborgen verlangen, en dit uiteindelijk ook waarmaken. Bij Bastiaan bleek dit niet het verlangen sterk, dapper, of wijs te zijn, maar het verlangen om lief te hebben.
In 1984 werd er een film van het boek gemaakt, The NeverEnding Story The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter
Leeswaarschuwing De hoofdpersoon van het boek is een jongen, Bastiaan Balthazar Boeckx, die een boek genaamd "Het oneindige verhaal" uit een kleine antiekwinkel steelt. Bastiaan wordt eerst geportretteerd als de lezer van het boek — een avonturenverhaal over het land Fantásia, een rijk waar zich alle menselijke fantasieën en verhalen afspelen.
De Kleine Keizerin is ziek, en Fantásia wordt langzaam opgeslokt door het "Niets". De Kleine Keizerin stuurt een jonge bode om een redmiddel voor zowel haar als Fantásia te vinden: de jonge Groenhuid Atréjoe. Atréjoe's zoektocht brengt hem naar de Moerassen van Droefheid en het Zuidelijk Orakel, waar hij hoort dat een mensenkind de Kleine Keizerin een nieuwe naam moet geven. Hij verliest zijn paard Artax, maar krijgt een nieuwe vriend erbij: de geluksdraak Foechoer.
In de Spookstad komt hij Gmork tegen, een weerwolf die naar Fantásia werd gestuurd om Atréjoe te doden. Hij is vastgeketend en machteloos en legt Atréjoe, niet wetend dat hij Atréjoe is, zijn missie uit. Door Fantásia in het Niets te storten worden namelijk de inwoners als leugens de mensenwereld ingestuurd, en met leugens kan men mensen sturen. "Met jullie", zo verklaart Gmork, "worden wereldrijken gesticht". Uiteindelijk ontsnapt Atréjoe tezamen met Foughour zowel aan Gmork als aan het Niets, en weet de Kleine Keizerin te bereiken. Daar blijkt het ware doel van zijn odyssee: het beleven van een avontuur, dat een mensenkind zijn aandacht zou trekken waardoor dit naar fantásia zou kunnen komen.
Als het verhaal zich ontwikkelt, wordt het echter duidelijk dat een aantal bewoners van Fantásia zich bewust worden van Bastiaan, en dat hij de sleutel is tot het avontuur dat hij aan het lezen is. Hij is degene op wie fantásia wacht. Door de Kleine Keizerin een nieuwe naam te geven, betreedt hij (halverwege het boek) zelf het rijk Fantásia. Hij begint een actieve rol te spelen in de gebeurtenissen die zich daar afspelen.
Bastiaan draagt nu Auryn, het amulet van de Kleine Keizerin, en kan zich alles wensen wat hij wil. Hij wenst zichzelf mooi, sterk, dapper en wijs, hoewel hij ook een groot aantal verhalen bedenkt. Hij ontmoet Atréjoe die hem tracht te helpen, maar komt (mede als gevolg van zijn eigen wens indruk op Atréjoe te maken) onder de invloed van de heks Xayiede. Deze tracht hem ervan te overtuigen dat hij Kleine Keizer moet worden, omdat de Kleine Keizerin hem tot opvolger zou hebben gemaakt. Uiteraard hoopt Xayiede via Bastiaan Fantásië in haar macht te krijgen. Bastiaan wil nu niet meer terug naar zijn wereld, mede door het feit dat hij met iedere wens een herinnering kwijtraakt.
De stoet vertrekt naar de Ivoren Toren, waar Xayiede een breuk tussen Bastiaan en Atréjoe uitlokt. Atréjoe weet Bastiaans keizerskroning te verijdelen, waarna Bastiaan hem achterna gaat om wraak te nemen. Hij belandt echter in de Stad der Oude Keizers, waar hij zich realiseert dat hij door zich keizer te wensen al zijn herinneringen kwijtraakt, waardoor hij ook zijn tegenwoordigheid van geest kwijtraakt en als een verdoemde gek voor altijd in de stad zal moeten blijven. Hij kan pas Fantásië verlaten als hij kan doen wat hij wezenlijk wil. Met behulp van een droom weet Bastiaan met zijn laatste wens weer thuis te komen, met hulp van Atréjoe.
De eerste helft van het boek zou men kunnen beschrijven als een conventioneel avonturenverhaal. De tweede helft echter introduceert psychologisch rijke thema's. Bastiaan wordt geconfronteerd met zijn donkere zijde, wordt volwassen in een wereld gevormd door zijn wensen, en krijgt uiteindelijk vrede met zichzelf. De 2 helften van het boek worden in een bepaald aantal oplages onderscheiden door een kleurverschil in lettertype, ook zijn er simpelere zwart-witversies uitgegeven, vooral de zwart-witversies worden vaak als moeilijker beschouwd door de verwarring tussen de 2 werelden.
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Zip A Dee Do Dah Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. p-A-Dee-Doo-Dah lyrics lyrics Come on everybody! Its a Zip-a-dee day! (its a zip-a-dee zip-a-dee day) Come on everybody! Do you wanna rock on a do da day? (I know I do) Come on! Yeah! ohh Here we go! Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! Man I love this song Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! My , oh my , what a wonderful day? (come on sing along) Plenty of sunshine heading my way. (haha you too) Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Oh , Mr. Bluebird on my shoulder. (What s up Mr. Bluebird?) It s the truth , its actual. And everything is satisfactual. Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Wonderful feeling. Wonderful day. Come on everybody its a doo dah day! Come on everybody have fun this day! Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! My , oh my , it s a sunshiny day! (sing along) Theres plenty of good times Heading my way. (there coming) Zip Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Oh Mr. Bluebird on my shoulder. (what s up Mr. Bluebird?) Its the truth , its actual. Everything is satisfactual. Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Wonderful feeling! Feeling this way! woo you go guitar! Oh Mr. Bluebird on my shoulder. (Isnt he cute?) Its the truth , its actual. And everything , And everything , And everything is satisfactual. yup haha Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Oh my , oh my , what a wonderful day? (I m having fun) There s plenty of good times heading my way. (who me?) Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! (sing along) Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! My , oh my , what a wonderful day? (yeah it is) Plenty of sunshine heading my way. (you know it) Zip-a-dee-doo-dah! Zip-a-dee-ay! Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! (come on) Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! Doo dah day! Zip zip-a-dee-doo-dah day! (man I love this song) Yes sir!
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The First Book of Moses, called Genesis
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This page is being displayed without its intended CSS styles in web.css. This page is being displayed without its intended CSS styles in web.css. This page is being displayed without the javascript in web.js. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. And the earth was waste and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep: and the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said , Let there be light: and there was light. And God saw the light , that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness. And God called the light Day , and the darkness he called Night. And there was evening and there was morning , one day. And God said , Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters , and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament , and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. And God called the firmament Heaven. And there was evening and there was morning , a second day. And God said , Let the waters under the heavens be gathered together unto one place , and let the dry land appear: and it was so. And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. And God said , Let the earth put forth grass , herbs yielding seed , and fruit-trees bearing fruit after their kind , wherein is the seed thereof , upon the earth: and it was so. And the earth brought forth grass , herbs yielding seed after their kind , and trees bearing fruit , wherein is the seed thereof , after their kind: and God saw that it was good. And there was evening and there was morning , a third day. And God said , Let there be lights in the firmament of heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs , and for seasons , and for days and years: and let them be for lights in the firmament of heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. And God made the two great lights; the greater light to rule the day , and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of heaven to give light upon the earth , and to rule over the day and over the night , and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. And there was evening and there was morning , a fourth day. And God said , Let the waters swarm with swarms of living creatures , and let birds fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven. And God created the great sea-monsters , and every living creature that moveth , wherewith the waters swarmed , after their kind , and every winged bird after its kind: and God saw that it was good. And God blessed them , saying , Be fruitful , and multiply , and fill the waters in the seas , and let birds multiply on the earth. And there was evening and there was morning , a fifth day. And God said , Let the earth bring forth living creatures after their kind , cattle , and creeping things , and beasts of the earth after their kind: and it was so. And God made the beasts of the earth after their kind , and the cattle after their kind , and everything that creepeth upon the ground after its kind: and God saw that it was good. And God said , Let us make man in our image , after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea , and over the birds of the heavens , and over the cattle , and over all the earth , and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. And God <a href="http://www.vertalen.nu/vertaal?van=eng&naar=nl&vertaal=created " target='daa
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Les VII <![CDATA[<BGSOUND balance=0 src="http://willee2703.googlepages.com/tip7.mp3" volume=0 loop=0>]]> Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. Learn Real English LLC info@learnrealenglish.com Learn Real English LLC info@learnrealenglish.com Aan: Onderwerp: Day 7: How To Speak English Fast & Easily Datum: zondag 8 maart 2009 8:14 Hi. Today is the last rule! Remember , we promised to send you one email every day- for 8 days. Today is number 7 :) Today is the last Rule , and it is the easiest: Most English CDs use listen and repeat . The speaker says something in English , and you repeat exactly what they said. This method is a failure. Thanks very much! I am studying English according to your method. I will introduce your lessons to my friends! --Fred Zhao **Rule 7: A Story Emi , a Japanese woman , had a problem. Her speaking was SLOW. She could not answer questions quickly. Emi listened to many English tapes and CDs. She listened. She repeated what the speaker said. Emi emailed me. I recommended Listen & Answer lessons. We told her not to use listen and repeat . We told her to use Listen & Answer Mini-Stories. We told her that listen and repeat is not enough-- when you repeat , you only copy the speaker. But when you hear a question and you ANSWER it-- you must think in English. After using listen & ANSWER lessons for just 4 months , her speaking was fast , easy , and automatic. Emi was excited. She wrote: The lessons are FANTASTIC! I love them. My speaking is so much faster now. I understand quickly and I can now speak English without thinking. I can t believe it! **RULE 7: Listen and Answer , not Listen and Repeat Use Listen & Answer Mini-Story Lessons Use Listen & Answer Mini-Story Lessons In each Mini-Story Lesson , a speaker tells a short simple story. He also asks a lot of easy questions. Every time you hear a question , you pause and answer it. You learn to answer questions quickly-- without thinking. Your English becomes automatic. How can you use Listen & Answer Stories? Easy! Find a native speaker tutor. Ask him to use this method: Ask him to tell a story... and to constantly ask you easy questions about it. This will teach you to think quickly in English! You can also find Listen & Answer lessons. They will teach you to think quickly in English. Your technique is really mind blowing and working for me nicely. Fantastic! Once more thanks a lot! --Sameer Ansari **What s Next? That is the last rule! How can you continue? A great way to use the 7 Rules is to buy our Learn Real English Conversation Lessons. When you use our lessons , you speak English easily , and fast. Our lessons use all of the 7 Rules. Get our Learn Real English Conversation lessons now , click below: http://www.LearnRealEnglish.com Buy the lessons and we guarantee you will succeed :) Thanks for allowing us to teach you. **One More Email You will get only one more email tomorrow :) Have a great day! Take Care and Good Lu
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Les VI <![CDATA[<BGSOUND src="http://sites.google.com/site/willeenow2willeenow2/Home/Tip6.mp3?attredirects=0" loop=0>]]> Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. Learn Real English LLC Learn Real English LLC Aan: Onderwerp: Day 6: How To Learn Idioms & Slang.. Datum: vrijdag 6 maart 2009 22:20 Hi again :) It s us , your English teachers... with another rule! We want you to think about something today: You have studied English for more than 4 years- why do you still have trouble understanding native speakers? Nothing is wrong with you. Something is wrong with the schools you went to , and the textbooks you used. English textbooks and audio tapes are horrible. You never learned REAL English. You learned TEXTBOOK English. Your teaching is excellent! I´m very grateful to you. Thank you! Milan Hodac , Czech Republic **How To Understand Native Speakers Megdelio studied English for 5 years in Venezuela. Teachers said he was an advanced student. When he came to the USA he felt good. He was excited to meet Americans. He was ready. He wrote: One day I tried to talk to an American woman and everything changed. The woman started talking and I couldn t understand her. Not at all! Her pronunciation was totally different than the textbook tapes and CDs I listened to. She used idioms , slang , and many casual phrases. I was totally confused. That s when I realized I needed to learn real English! **You Must Learn Real English We taught Megdelio to learn with real English conversations learning the English we use everyday in conversations , books , movies , TV shows , comic books , audio books , articles , newspapers , magazines , and podcasts. **Stop Learning Textbook English If you want to understand native speakers , you must stop learning English from textbook tapes and CDs. To learn real English , you must listen to real English conversations... not to actors reading. You listen to real native speakers speaking real English. You must study real conversations. Listen only to real English Listen only to real English Listen only to real English How do you learn Real English? It s easy. Stop using textbooks. Instead , listen only to real English conversations movies , TV shows , audio books , audio articles , stories , and talk radio shows. Use real English conversations. After 6 months of real English , Megdelio could speak easily. He could understand real English from real native speakers. You will too. I m very glad to get your Lessons. I was probably like many of your students - good at tests but hopeless at speaking. I wish I had known your method earlier! Barbara Sitko **RULE 6: Only Use Real English Conversations & Materials You learn real English if you want to understand native speakers and speak easily. Use real conversations , magazines , audio articles , TV shows , movies , radio talk shows , and audio books. Learn Real English , Not Textbook English Learn Real English , Not Textbook English **The Final Rule In the next email , we will tell you the final rule. we ll teach you how to speak 2-3 times faster. Until then , have a great day and enjoy learning English! Good luck , Kristin Dodds , Joe Weiss , & A.J. Hoge http://www.LearnRealEnglish.com Learn Real English LLC
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16-03-2009
Les V <![CDATA[<BGSOUND balance=0 src="http://willee2727.googlepages.com/tip5.mp3" volume=0 loop=0>]]> Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. Van: Learn Real English LLC Van: Learn Real English LLC Aan: XXX Onderwerp: Day 5: How to Learn Grammar.... Datum: woensdag 4 maart 2009 19:13 Hi. How are you today? Are you having a great day? We re doing well. Today we re back to explain Rule 5. We hope you are enjoying these emails :) On Day 2 , we told you never to study grammar rules. But , of course , you want to use correct English grammar. Maybe you are thinking , How can I learn English grammar if I don t study English grammar rules? Well , today we will tell you. www.LearnRealEnglish.com We will teach you a way to learn grammar naturally. Use this method and your grammar will improve automatically. You will automatically use the correct verb tense. You won t think. You won t try. I am glad to tell you that I have improved my English after listening to your Lessons. I think your system is great. Aleister Yu , Singapore **Rule 5: A Story Miyuki did very well on grammar tests. She knew all of the grammar rules. She knew English verbs. But Miyuki had a problem. She couldn t USE the grammar in a real conversation. She could explain the past tense , but when speaking , she would say Yesterday I GO to school . Miyuki was confused. How could her grammar tests be so good , but her speaking so bad? Miyuki said: Before your lessons , I knew all the grammar rules , but I couldn t speak correctly. I couldn t feel English grammar. After using point of view stories , I feel it and use it correctly. Now my grammar is great when I speak. I never think about it , I just automatically use correct grammar. Thank you! Miyuki learned this grammar naturally. She never studied grammar rules. How did she do it? First she listened to a short story in the present tense. She listened to it everyday. www.LearnRealEnglish.com Then , she listened to the exact SAME story but this time it started with 10 years ago.... She learned to feel the past tense by listening to this story. Next , I gave her the exact same story. This time , it started with Since 2004... Miyuki learned to FEEL the perfect tenses by listening to this story. Finally , I gave her the exact same story... beginning with Next year . She learned to FEEL the future tense simply by listening to this story. Thanks A Lot. I Can t Believe I Found The Solution To My Problems. Thanks From The Bottom Of My Heart! Eman Awad www.LearnRealEnglish.com ***RULE 5: Use Point Of View Mini-Stories We call these stories Point Of View Mini-Stories . They are the most powerful way to learn and use English grammar automatically. Use Point of View Stories for Automatic Grammar Use Point of View Stories for Automatic Grammar You must learn grammar by listening to real English. The best way is to listen to stories... told in different times (points of
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Klik op een woord uit de tekst voor directe vertaling Klik hier om woord dat niet in de tekst voorkomt te vertalen. Learn Real English LLC
Learn
Real
English
LLC
Aan:
Willy
Annaert
Onderwerp:
Day
4:
How
To
Speak
Automatic
English...
Please
Forward
Datum:
dinsdag
3
maart
2009
18:58
Hi.
Its
us
again
;)
We
hope
you
are
feeling
good
and
are
enjoying
the
7
Rules
Email
Course.
Heres
rule
4.
I
want
to
thank
YOU
for
the
excellent
work
you
are
doing.
I
think
your
lessons
are
fantastic!
--Isa
Jata ,
Albania.
**Rule
4:
A
Story
Hyun ,
a
student
from
Korea ,
said:
Im
a
very
serious
student.
When
studying
English
in
Korea ,
I
memorized
50,000
English
words
for
a
big
test.
Fifty
Thousand!
My
problem
was--
I
couldnt
USE
them.
I
could
pass
an
English
test.
But
I
could
not
understand
native
speakers.
With
the
Effortless
English
system ,
I
learned
to
instantly
understand
English.
I
learned
how
to
automatically
use
vocabulary.
After
6
months ,
I
could
speak
easily.
I
didnt
need
to
think.
Thanks
so
much!
www.LearnRealEnglish.com
**RULE
4:
Slow ,
Deep
Learning
Is
Best
Hyun
learned
a
lot
of
words
in
a
short
time.
Her
learning
was
short
and
shallow.
That
s
why
she
quickly
forgot
the
words.
That
s
why
she
could
not
use
them.
The
secret
to
speaking
easily
is
to
learn
every
word
&
phrase
DEEPLY.
Its
not
enough
to
know
a
definition.
Its
not
enough
to
remember
for
a
test.
You
must
put
the
word
deep
into
your
brain.
To
speak
English
easily ,
you
must
repeat
each
lesson
many
times.
You
must
learn
English
deeply.
Learn
deeply ,
speak
easily.
Learn
deeply ,
speak
easily.
How
do
you
learn
deeply?
Easy--
just
repeat
all
lessons
or
listening
many
times.
For
example ,
if
you
have
an
audio
book ,
listen
to
the
first
chapter
30
times
before
you
go
to
the
second
chapter.
You
could
listen
to
the
first
chapter
3
times
each
day ,
for
10
days.
My
English
is
now
much
improved
because
of
you ,
and
also
my
understanding
of
native
speakers
is
much
better
than
before.
So
I
would
like
to
say
thank
you
very
very
much!
--Mao
Sokha
www.LearnRealEnglish.com
**Deep
Learning
Of
Grammar
What
about
grammar?
How
do
you
learn
it
deeply ,
without
studying
grammar
rules?
We
ll
tell
you
in
the
next
email.
Have
a
great
day
:)
Kristin
Dodds ,
Joe
Weiss ,
&
A.J.
Hoge
http://www.LearnRealEnglish.com
Learn
Real
English
LLC
PS:
Mona
Hassan
of
Palestine
wrote:
I
downloaded
many
English
lessons
and
everyday
I
listen
to
them
1
hour
a
day.
In
short
-THEY
RE
GREAT!
PPS:
Today
s
Homework:
1.
Listen
to
the
Audio
of
this
email.
Learn
it
deeply.
*
Listen
and
read
it
at
the
same
time.
Do
this
10
times.
*
Listen
only
to
the
audio
of
the
email.
Do
this
10
times.
*
Review
new
or
difficult
phrases.
Put
them
in
your
phrase
notebook.
*
Download
the
audio
at:
http://learnrealenglish.com/tip-4
2.
This
week ,
listen
only
to
EASY
English
audio.
Listen
to
the
same
audio
many
times.
Learn
it
deeply.
3.
Read
the
article
How
To
Speak
Like
A
Native
Speaker:
http://www.LearnRealEnglish.com
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Van:
Learn
Real
English
LLC
Aan:
Onderwerp:
Day
3:
The
Number
One
Secret
Datum:
maandag
2
maart
2009
10:58
Hi!
This
is
Kristin ,
Joe ,
&
A.J.
again ,
with
the
next
day
of
your
7
Rules
Email
Course.
We
really
enjoy
emailing
you
and
helping
you
improve
English.
Today
is
the
most
important
rule.
Most
schools
ignore
it.
I
should
definitely
confess
that
your
lessons
helped
me
a
lot
in
improving!
--Toussaint
Zondi ,
France
**Rule
3:
A
Story
Humberto
is
from
Venezuela.
He
moved
to
Canada
a
few
years
ago.
He
studied
English
in
Venezuela
for
many
years--
mostly
grammar.
In
fact ,
Humberto
learned
English
with
his
eyes-
by
reading
textbooks ,
by
studying
grammar
books ,
by
remembering
word
lists.
He
thought
his
English
was
good.
But
when
he
came
to
Canada
he
was
surprised
and
shocked--
he
couldn
t
understand
anyone!
He
joined
an
English
school
in
Canada.
He
went
to
school
everyday.
What
did
they
teach
him?
More
textbooks ,
more
grammar
books ,
more
word
lists!
After
12
months
of
school ,
Humberto
was
angry
and
frustrated.
The
school
cost
over
$10,000
for
one
year--
but
he
still
could
not
speak
English.
He
didn
t
know
what
to
do.
www.LearnRealEnglish.com
He
said:
I
couldn
t
believe
it.
After
one
year ,
I
still
couldn
t
speak
English.
I
told
the
teacher ,
this
is
a
waste
of
time
.
I
was
very
upset.
Thank
God
I
found
a
better
way.
Now
I
can
speak
English.
I
understand
native
speakers.
I
talk
to
Canadians
every
day.
I
feel
confident.
I
can
t
believe
I
wasted
so
much
time
with
schools...
and
so
much
money
too!
I
really
want
to
thank
you
very
much
for
the
great
method
you
have
given
to
me.
It
works
very
well.
Since
I
have
started ,
I
have
made
a
huge
improvement ,
as
it
becomes
easy
for
me
to
write
this
kind
of
email
without
thinking
or
translating.
I
work
about
one
hour
each
day
by
listening
to
your
lessons
again
and
again
through
my
mp3
device.
Its
simple
but
really
terrific.
--Frederic
Achour ,
France
**RULE
3:
The
Most
Important
Rule--
Listen
First
What
is
the
rule
that
Humberto
found?
Simple.
The
rule
is
listening.
Listening ,
listening ,
listening.
You
must
listen
to
UNDERSTANDABLE
English.
You
must
listen
to
English
EVERYDAY.
Don
t
read
textbooks.
Listen
to
English.
Its
simple.
That
is
the
key
to
your
English
success.
Stop
reading
textbooks.
Start
listening
everyday.
www.LearnRealEnglish.com
**Learn
With
Your
Ears ,
Not
Your
Eyes
In
most
schools ,
you
learn
English
with
your
eyes.
You
read
textbooks.
You
study
grammar
rules.
Effortless
English
is
a
listening
system.
You
learn
English
with
your
ears ,
not
your
eyes.
You
listen
1-3
hours
every
day.
Your
speaking
improves
quickly.
You
speak
English
easily--
just
like
Humberto.
Spend
most
of
your
study
time
listening-
that
is
the
key
to
great
speaking.
I
bought
your
English
lessons
a
month
ago.
They
are
really
excellent
and
not
only
me
but
all
my
family
enjoys
them
(wife
&
kids).
My
English
is
improving
very
quickly!
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