Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / June 2006

i want find a penfriend, i am 22 years old and educated from university
and I passed CET4 (china)
 pleas write to me   my email(MSN) is: lucky_lzf@hotmail.com

When do you use "going to" and when "will" as the future form?
Thanks in advance.
Ali

The question is that which one is correct and why, one sentence is
" she is a lot of fun to be with." another one is "she has a lot of fun
to be with."

I am interested to know if anyone has developed mathematical translation
rules that takes English sentences and converts them into equations that
produce a sum.  Or if someone has done it for another language and an
English version of the rules has been done.

I'm helping my cusin who is working on his marketing thesis about
"brand equity" and we would like to know the meaning of "spin off" in a
marketing context.
Thank you and take care

hi guys .... i'm megha .... i want to go to the u.s and as u know to go
to the u.s you need 16 years of education , and i have only 15yrs of
education . can someone tell me how could i make up for that . could
someone tell about a couse which i could do , an complete the 16th year

Only recently have I realized that "no one" does not translate into
Greek. This is a serious problem when teaching Greeks English. It is
linked to the biggest problem I have, that Greeks believe that the
Greek language is the richest language in the world, to an extent only

What is the meaning of that term? Does it mean sexual partner, just a
good mate or maybe something else?
Regards,
Wiktor

I saw Star Wars Episode V the other day. At a certain point in the
movie, Darth Vader "welcomes" Han Solo and his company with the words,
'We would be honoured if you would join us'. It is certainly not a pure
second conditional and what I would like to find out is if it is ...

Hi..
Is this sentence correct?
" LG suggested their supplier to use our machine."
I am selling the mahcine. and i need to explain how much our machine is

Dear Teaching Colleague,
Please help us with a research project into the use of Computers in the
classroom.
The link is below

There are a bunch of smart people here, I need some help..
Can anyone provide a definition for the word "intringent" and a source for
said definition?
Thanks

I search for a book, that could permit me to learn business and
enterprise words and expressions.
Could you advice me ?
Thanks in advance,

Which form would you prefer: gotten or got?
What do you think of this?
http://www.gotten.eu

Such as we INDEED should use AUTOMATED in ATM but automaitc is NOT
exactly right.
And for other application area, how could i easily make me fully
realized that i should choose Automatic/ed but not Automated/ic?