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nancy singh · Joined: 06 Aug 2003 Posts: 1 Location: india

computer software
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i am quite poor in english n i want good fluncy in english.. NANCY SINGH

Simon · Joined: 29 Jul 2003 Posts: 12

hi,
"i am quite poor in english n i want good fluncy in english.. NANCY SINGH" you said.

I am not quite sure what you were saying.
Do you want to say "I am quite poor in english and I want good fluncy in english."?

Can you use the correct grammar and correct word(no short form) next time?

DarkMark · Joined: 10 Aug 2003 Posts: 10 Location: hogwarts

nancy it's your choice whatever short form you want to use and simon what was that all about? well as far as you said that i may suggest you to start speaking with your pals and read books and if they don't apeal you then read interesting ones like "Harry POtter" or if you find it difficult. get yourself a dictionary and if that is difficult start with fairy tales. Razz

great brainwave wasn't it? Wink

DarkMark · Joined: 10 Aug 2003 Posts: 10 Location: hogwarts

by the way it's "fluency: not fluncy, just telling you for your knowledge

OxfordPapaya · Joined: 14 Aug 2003 Posts: 5

If you want to buy a computer?You don't buy a computer at Australia.Because Australia the computer is to expensive.You must go to China a buy them!China computer is very cheap,and it's more model than
Australia.You can buy DVD-ROM ,Australia disk all are DVD ,they haven't
VCD.They have vedio too old. China didn't find now ,10 years ago China
have vedio.Australia is a very old country!

Sarunyoo · Joined: 20 Nov 2003 Posts: 3

In my opinion, it is a great deal of interest in the use of computers in education. Computer enhance a student ' s learning experience in many ways. The computer has the ability to accommodate individual differences in learning speed because the user ( the student ) is the one who controls the pace of the lessons. In addition, because a computer is nonjudgmental , the learner does not have to be afraid of reprisal or humiliation when making error. For example , because computer can repeat information over and over , the user can ask for many repetitions of a lesson without fearing a judgmental response about his or her ability to learn. Computer can give a student immediate feedback. It can tell the student why he or she is wrong as soon as an error is made , and it can even provide an appropriate hint for figuring out the correct answer.