Dear Torsten!
Many thanks for your tests I am from albania and I am very enjoyed with your lesson . I would like to send me some lesson about comunication in english, if you are not busy . Tankyou very much . Good-bye!
Thanks, a lot, I’m very happy receiving your lessons, I’m learning !!!
Hi Torsten,
I’m Mint. Thank you for the lesson on ‘be-verb’.It was really interesting and I scored 8 marks out of 10 in the test. I 'm glad that I found this site.It is really helping me in improving my English. I’m now looking for the next lesson. I hope i can improve my English as fast as possible
Thanks.
Hi,
Thanks for unit2
Give me lessons time to time so I can improve my english.
Many thanks for help me.
Hi,
I am so much interested to speak English that’s why I join your forum. keep it up your help. Many many thanks for help me.
Hi,
I will practice your given unit 2 after sometime because I have an important work now.
Ok.
Thanks
Hi Torsten!!!
I’m Payton Campbell.
Hi Torsten, I’m Payton Campbell. I’m from Mexico City. My mother tongue is the Spanish.
I want to improve my English. The last week I read the materials you sent me, and they are very interesting. I made also the first test and I got 90. About the listening I could understand between 60-70% the first time. I find useful for me to begin to study the English since the first lesson because I think in the great value of the fundamentals. I will do the new readings and I will try to read in the different forums of this interesting and useful Internet site. Thank you very much for your help. I really appreciate this. Ciao my friend.
Hello Torsten
how are you I hope you are fine. thanks a lot for the lesson which is about pronouns.
I’m Nedjma from Algeria .I’m 25 years old . I finished my studies at the university in Algeria this year , I get my diploma in English language and now I teach English in a private school . so I’m here with you to know more about English language .
Regards,
star
Thanks alot
:o 
thank you 
I like your intrestiong in teatching english 8)
thanks, alot your kindly.
Hello Torsten Daerr! HOW ABOUT THESE GRAMMAR !
TWO-WORD VERBS
to break up They broke the meeting up at noon.
They will break up at noon.
to bring up She brought the children up by herself.
He will bring the topic up during dinner.
to call off They called the meeting off this morning.
They called off the meeting.
to call up The officers were called up last week.
to clean up We cleaned the house up quickly.
to do over They did their lesson over.
to drop in Please drop in if you can.
to drop off He will drop the lesson off at my house.
to fill out You must fill the insurance form out now.
You must fill out the insurance form.
to get on They got on the airplane together.
to get up She will get up early tomorrow morning.
to give back We need to give the money back to them soon.
We must give back the money.
to go over I went over to his house yesterday.
to hand in Hand in your lesson before you leave.
to hang up He hung the phone up very quickly.
He hung up quickly.
She hung her clothes up this morning.
She hung up her clothes.
to look over I looked the lesson over rather quickly.
to look into I must look into that problem.
to look up Look that word up in your book.
to pick up You will need to pick him up at the airport.
Pick your lesson up before you leave.
Pick up your lesson as you leave.
to put away Put your clothes away before you leave.
to put on Put your clothes on before you leave.
to put out Put the animals out if they cause any problem.
to run across He ran across an important book.
to show up He will show up at the meeting.
to take off She took her coat off because she was hot.
We took off about noon.
to take out He took her out to see the city.
Please take the groceries out of the car.
to think over Please think it over before you say anything.
to try on Try these clothes on before you decide.
to turn in He turned his lesson in before he left.
He already turned in his lesson.
He turned in early because he was tired.
to turn off Always turn the machines off before you leave.
to turn on You must turn the machines on when you first arrive.
to turn out Turn the lights out before you leave.
Please turn out the lights.
to turn up Turn the heat up if you want.
dawari
KABUL AFGHANISTAN
Cell: +93-0777 90 99 99
E-mail: gm.dawari@live.co.uk
Hi Torsten,
your second lesson is very usefull for those who wants learning enlish like me …
Sunil.lodhi
Hi torsten,
i’m new on this forum, it’s a really helpful wibsite for english learners.
i’m getting better since i suscribe. i just have one fear , it’s writting.
i’m never sur how to write a lettre for work, or for someone that i don’t know.
i alwayse think that i’m making alot of mistakes, because when i’m writting, i think in french, translate in english then a write.
could you give me some advice about writting, or who can i correct myslef.
thank you for everything
Dear Torsten:
Thank you vrey much!
Being willing and selfless to offer help to stranges is akind of virtue.
I hope there wil be more and more people from all the world enjoying their
lessons and improving their English levels.
Bamboo dream (a Chinese student)
Hi Torsten:
I am new in this course and forum.
Thanks for the lessons.
Maura.
Hi Sunil Lodhi,
I’m glad to hear you find our lessons useful. You might want to start using a spell checker to make your learning process even more efficient.
Thanks,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]
TOEIC listening, photographs: Getting water[YSaerTTEW443543]
Dear Torsten,
My name is Hanh, i’m from Vietnam, nice to study with you!
I want to improve my English, it is so difficult for me to speaking and listening! Help me please!!
Regards,
Hanh
hi i am Dorina.i am 18 years old.I’m from Albania and i want to learn English.can you help me with your lesson? i cant speak very well English and i cant write very well.please help me because i have Toefly test in april. sinceretly dorina