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• Top tips for socializing in English
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Top tips for socializing in EnglishFeel like you need some time to relax? There is no better way to get rid of stress than by spending time with your friends. Here are some ways to get out and have fun with your buddies. Hang out at the mallWhen friends hang out, it means they are relaxing and having fun together.
• English compliments to get you on anyone’s good side!
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English compliments to get you on anyone’s good side!In some cultures, flattery may not get you anywhere, but in English-speaking countries, you might find that a simple compliment will take you a long ways. It doesn’t take much, so keep on reading for a few easy and guaranteed ways to get on people’s good side.Finding the right compliment actually isn’t as difficult as it seems.
• On the rocks? Top 10 English bartending terms
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  On the rocks? Top 10 English bartending termsDo you know the difference between a Margarita and a Martini? What do you reply if the bartender asks, “On the rocks, sir?” Here are some expressions to help you order drinks in English!On the rocksThis means ‘with ice’, as in I’ll have a whisky on the rocks.Single or Double?This means the number of shots or measures of alcohol.
• Top ten ways to say “Thank you” in an English email
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Top ten ways to say “Thank you” in an English emailWhether you’re writing to a client, to a manager or to a colleague, you can’t thank people enough in your emails. Everyone wants to feel appreciated, so thank your readers for what they have already done for you, and thank them for what you want them to do in the future!
• Need a good laugh? Check out these 5 funny English sayings!
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Need a good laugh? Check out these 5 funny English sayings!Learning the grammar and vocabulary of English can be hard enough, but trying to understand English sayings can be impossible. Some are just hard to figure out and others don’t make any sense at all. Here are five funny English sayings that you can use every day. Just be careful to use them right!
• The most commonly mispronounced English words
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  The most commonly mispronounced English wordsEver get stuck on a word? You’re talking to a native English speaker, you say something, and the person just doesn’t understand? When they finally figure it out, they repeat the word back and you think, “But that’s exactly what I said!”English is known for some subtle pronunciation differences that can completely change a word’s meaning.
• Why no one understands your English
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Why no one understands your EnglishYou might have memorized the entire English dictionary, but all that vocabulary is useless if no one understands you when you speak! If you’re frustrated because you know you’re using the correct word and sentence structure, but have to repeat a word three or four times before you’re understood, you’re not alone.A lot of people know English well, but they learn from non-native English-speaking teachers, they practice with non-native speakers, and they have never been to an English-speaking country.
• Don’t hang up! Telephone English tips
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Don’t hang up! Telephone English tipsDo you know how to make and receive telephone calls in English? Talking on the phone is more difficult than speaking face-to-face, so improve your telephone tactics with these useful expressions.Who’s calling please?This is a polite way to ask the name of the caller.I’d like to speak to…Use this phrase to give the name of the person you want to speak to.
• Too shy to speak English?
  Posted on Sunday, August 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Too shy to speak English?Cat got your tongue? Are you tongue-tied? If so, you’re probably just shy. These idioms refer to what happens when you want to speak but just can’t get your tongue around the words. Will you ever be able to speak confidently? Of course! Here are some techniques that’ll make it easier to overcome your shyness.Practice out loud.

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• Be Sorry Before You Say It-Learn How To Overcome Small Issues In A Relationship
  Posted on Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Be Sorry Before You Say It-Learn How To Overcome Small Issues In A RelationshipYou may getaway faking in bed, but when it comes to maintaining a relationship, such excuses are unforgiving.Love is like a tender sapling. It needs a lot of care and understanding. Just because you love one another, it doesn’t give you the freedom to do as you please and expect the other person to understand.

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• 10 Tips On How To Appreciate Your Girlfriend
  Posted on Monday, July 20th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  A little bit of TLC has never hurt anyone. Sometimes a little kind and affectionate words can make your girlfriend feel loved and appreciated. Expensive gifts and dinner dates are not always needed to make your girl feel special. It is a known fact that women love feeling wonderful about themselves and being complimented. Here is how you do it: Tell her how beautiful she is.

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• English to show you care
  Posted on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English to show you careLife is full of special occasions where the perfect words can make a world of a difference. Some situations are delicate where we search for words that can provide comfort and condolence. Others are celebrations where we want to express our congratulations to someone special. We’ve compiled some useful expressions to use in life’s special and serious situations.
• Saying Sorry
  Posted on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  We all make mistakes in life. That’s how we learn and grow as humans. The best way to learn how to do something right is to make mistakes while you try for yourself. Still, it’s important to apologize when you are wrong, to admit your mistake so you can move on      with your life.If you have an apology to shareI’m Sorry “My Love”!
• Money talks! Saving money in English
  Posted on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Money talks! Saving money in EnglishDid you know that English can help you save money? The English language is full of advice on how to save for a rainy day. So if you are tired of penny-pinching, read on to learn the meaning of these useful expressions!Penny-pinching. This expression means to save money, or describes someone who is unwilling to spend money.
• Mature Love
  Posted on Monday, July 13th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Mature LoveLove matures at a different pace and at various levels. Usually most people believe and agree that women mature faster emotionally than men. This is the reason why most women prefer older men. Young men are usually labeled as brash and are devoid of an emotional commitment. They usually are turned on by a mature woman’s body.A mature man can be in his twenties too.
• Visiting the doctor
  Posted on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Visiting the doctorThe first time you visit a new doctor, you should talk about your medical history – the illnesses you have had, any operations you have had and so on. Your doctor might want to give you a check-up.A check-up will include monitoring your blood pressure, as high blood pressure is serious and can lead to life-threatening conditions. Your doctor will probably also take your pulse to check that your heart rate is normal.
• Overcoming Insecurity In A Relationship
  Posted on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Overcoming Insecurity In A RelationshipMarital relationship comes to a standstill on many occasions due to insecurities. Couples suffer from relationship depression because they fail to understand what is going wrong between them. One of the major signs of insecurity in a relationship is when there is a discord between the couple. This leads to constant and frivolous arguments. Romantic relationship is an enjoyable experience but most of the time it is short-lived.
• I’m going to marry
  Posted on Thursday, July 16th, 2009 in Best Posts – Comments: (0)
  Finally this the last thing i wrote as a single.This Sunday I’m going to marry my love.If you are in Egypt you are invinted to came to my marriage.
• Survival English for eating out
  Posted on Monday, July 13th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Survival English for eating outEating is simple. Eating out isn’t … if you’re traveling in a foreign country, that is! But don’t panic – we won’t let you starve. Check out this list of important dining phrases that will surely help you ease those hunger pangs!1. I’d like to make a reservation. For some restaurants, you’ll need to call in advance to secure a table.
• Romance Quiz
  Posted on Saturday, July 18th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  We all like to evaluate our lives from time to time and the same extends to our love life. Is she good for me? Are we really truly deeply in love? Do we appear as a good couple to our friends? Such questions do pop up. To answer those fears and discerning thoughts… Here is a romance quiz.Ask yourself the following questions with “Yes” and “No” You think of your love every night before you go to bed.
• Find the perfect gift with English
  Posted on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Find the perfect gift with EnglishWhether it’s the perfect gift for someone special or something for yourself, here is a list of useful expressions to help you find just what you’re looking for as you stroll through the malls and check out chic boutiques.I’m just looking. This is a great response to “Can I help you find anything?” if you are not sure what you want to buy.

Finally this the last thing i wrote as a single.

This Sunday I’m going to marry my love.

If you are in Egypt you are invinted to came to my marriage.

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• True Love Partner
  Posted on Tuesday, July 7th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Finding a love partner is not as easy it seems to be. Some find it more difficult than others because they are clueless about what they are looking for. Some classify a love partner as a dating partner, a romantic partner or a sex partner. A true love partner is beyond and above all these categories. How To Find A Love Partner There are several means of finding a love partner.
• Learn English with Music!
  Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Learn English with Music!Listening to songs in English is a great way to practice your language skills, but do you know the difference between Rock and Rap music? Get into the groove with our list of useful musical terms!CountryAlso known as country and western, this is a simple style of folk music associated with the cowboys of the American West, which is now popular around the world.
• 5 fast ways to improve your TOEFL score
  Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  5 fast ways to improve your TOEFL scoreIf you dream of studying in the States, TOEFL could be your ticket to success. With the popularity of the Computer-Based Test, though, your results may depend more on your exam and computer skills than your English ability! To ensure you put your best foot forward and do your best, be sure to read our terrific tips before you tackle the TOEFL!
• Which test is best?
  Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Which test is best?Need to take an English exam to demonstrate your ability, but not sure which one to go for? Different goals call for different exams, so take a look at the advice below before you sign up!I want to study in a North American university.Eager to study in the US or Canada? If so, your prospective school is probably most familiar with the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language).
• SMS messaging in English
  Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  SMS messaging in EnglishA new trend has been popping up all over the world – on mobile phones! SMS messages are becoming as common as telephone calls because they’re fast, cheap and fun. Here are some tips on using SMS, or Short Message Service, to get your message across in English.Text me!English has a very difficult spelling system, and it can take a long time to spell out one word.
• Learn English through surgery?
  Posted on Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Learn English through surgery?Many of us find excuses to put off studying languages, even claiming that we’re incapable of learning. Chances are, however, that all you need is the right curriculum and a little faith in yourself to learn English. Battle the following common excuses, and be victorious in your English study!My tongue was formed wrongEnglish pronunciation is difficult, especially if your native language doesn’t use the same sounds.

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• Is this on sale? Shopping in English
  Posted on Sunday, June 28th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Is this on sale? Shopping in EnglishDo you know how to get the best deal when shopping in an English-speaking country, or does the sales talk leave you speechless? Let’s learn some useful expressions guaranteed to improve your bargaining power!ShopaholicSomeone who is addicted to shopping. For example, Sally is a real shopaholic – she spends all her money on clothes!
• Room service! Booking a hotel in English
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Room service! Booking a hotel in EnglishCan you book a hotel room in English? Know how to order room service? Learn how to make the most of your holiday with our handy guide to hotel English.Check-in deskThis is the area in the hotel where guests arrive and register. This is also where you pay the bill and check out (leave the hotel).
• Business English for beginners
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Business English for beginnersWant to know the key to great business English? Be polite and professional! You don’t have to be fluent to make a good impression, either. Here are some shortcuts for turning beginners into pro’s!Good morning/afternoon/eveningTo greet a friend, you might say, “Hi! How are you?” In business, however, it’s more appropriate to greet someone by saying, “Good morning/Good afternoon/Good evening.
• English for MBA students
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English for MBA studentsAn MBA is the most widely recognized qualification in management and business, and a key to launching a successful career. But are you ready for an MBA program? These business buzzwords and expressions will get you on the right track!24-7 (Twenty-four Seven)This phrase means continuously: 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. e.g. Our lawyers are working 24-7 to crack the case.
• 10 Most Commonly Mispronounced Words
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  10 Most Commonly Mispronounced WordsHave you ever tried to say a word, and you just couldn’t say it properly? Many words are hard to pronounce. In this list, you can see some of the English words that are the most difficult to say.clothesThe e is silent.FebruaryYou must pronounce both r’s: Feb-roo-a-ree, not Feb-yoo-a-ree.athleteMake sure there are only two syllables: ath-leet, not ath-a-leet.
• English on Vacation – 10 helpful terms
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English on Vacation – 10 helpful termsHave you ever been on holiday in an English-speaking country? With a little preparation, we can help you make the most of your summer vacation. So, before you start planning what to pack and where to go, read our list of handy expressions to help you get from your hotel to the sand.Can you tell me how to get to the beach?
• How to apply for an American university
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  How to apply for an American universityMany of us dream of studying at an Ivy League college. But being accepted is not so easy, especially if English is not your first language. Here is some advice to ease you through the application procedure.Ivy LeagueThis is an association of eight universities and colleges in the United States, made up of Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale.
• Check please! Dining out in English
  Posted on Sunday, June 28th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Check please! Dining out in EnglishCan you impress your friends by ordering in an English restaurant? Can you tell an appetizer from an aperitif? Do you know how to ask for the bill in English? An unpleasant dining experience can leave a bad taste in your mouth, so let’s learn some useful phrases to help you make it from the starter to the dessert!
• Ten tips to build English vocabulary
  Posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Ten tips to build English vocabularyFeeling overwhelmed trying to memorize so many vocabulary words? It doesn’t need to be a daunting task! Check out these top strategies and practical pointers that can help you build your word power!Connect: It’s easier to memorize words based on a common theme. Make your own connections between words and possibly organize them in a spider diagram.
• Does your kid speak better English than you?
  Posted on Sunday, June 28th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Does your kid speak better English than you?Your child is learning English in school. He comes home every day with lots of new words and he’s starting to speak comfortably. Even his pronunciation is good! You work hard at improving your English skills, but despite all your efforts, your child is already speaking better than you. What can you do?

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• The Top 10 Confusing English Words
  Posted on Sunday, May 24th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  The Top 10 Confusing English WordsShould you accept an invitation or except one? Do you eat dessert or desert after your meal? English is full of confusing words. Here are some tips on using the right word at the right time!dessert and desertDessert is a sweet dish, while the desert is hot, dry and full of sand.accept and exceptTo accept means to receive or agree to something, while except means excluding.
• English for Chatting
  Posted on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English for ChattingAre you a natural conversationalist who feels no fear of chatting in English? Or, are you like most of us – awkward, uneasy and not really sure of what to say next? If you find that the cat’s got your tongue the next time you’re talking in English, try using these tips to keep the conversation going.Respond to greetingsAfter the initial “Hey” or “Hello”, there are two basic greeting styles in English: ones that start with “how” and others that begin with “what.

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• Improve your English in 3 minutes a day!
  Posted on Sunday, May 17th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Improve your English in 3 minutes a day!Maybe you’ve been planning to study English. Or maybe you just want to improve your skills. But you’ve been putting it off. It takes so much work, and you don’t have the time. Or do you? What if it was possible to improve your English in just three minutes a day? Would you believe it?

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• Raise your English reading skills
  Posted on Sunday, May 10th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Raise your English reading skillsDo you break out into a sweat when you have to read in English? Staring at a page full of unfamiliar words can be overwhelming, even for the most confident of readers. Here are five useful tips that can help make reading a rewarding experience rather than a dreaded chore.Be preparedNever rush straight into reading.

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• English presentation skills – vocabulary
  Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English presentation skills – vocabularyOverviewsAfter you give your opening statement, you should give a brief overview of your presentation. This includes what your presentation is about, how long you will take and how you are going to handle questions.For example, a presentation to sales staff could start like this:”Welcome / “Hello everyone.”Opening statement”As you all know, this company is losing its market share.
• How To Propose
  Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  How To ProposeHow to propose to your girlfriend may sound like an easy task. Just ask “Will you marry me?” and everything falls into place. But that is not always true. Proposing marriage is a memorable moment in your life. You and your partner will always cherish this special feeling and this event will always take you back in time.
• 7 Unique Ways to Propose Your Lady Luck
  Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  7 Unique Ways to Propose Your Lady LuckWow!  you are going to make one of the biggest, life changing, steps ever.  That’s great!  But just one small problem, you know everyone will ask her, ‘how did he propose?‘  You are asking the woman you love to spend a lifetime with you, so, you want to make it something to remember, right?
• English presentation skills (part 1)
  Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English presentation skillsAt some time or other, most of us will have to give a presentation. The idea of speaking in public can be frightening enough if you’re a native English speaker, but it’s even more so if English is your second language.In this first article on presentation skills, we show you how to take the stress out of giving presentations with eight tips to help you plan a perfect presentation.
• Top 5 vacation spots to learn English
  Posted on Sunday, May 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Top 5 vacation spots to learn EnglishGetting away from your old familiar environment is a great way to learn about yourself and the world around you, and if you’re studying English, its also a convenient way to get some practice using the language.We’ve selected the top English-speaking destinations for you, so when you’re on vacation in one of these cities, you’ll not only be lying on the beach or checking out funky neighborhoods, you’ll be giving yourself a learning opportunity at the same time.

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• How to cancel your plans in English
  Posted on Sunday, April 26th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  How to cancel your plans in EnglishCanceling plans can be awkward in any language. Maybe you have to break them for a good reason – like you got sick. Or maybe it’s for something less truthful – like you just feel lazy. Either way, when you cancel, you don’t want to offend the other person. Here are some phrases you can use to break plans politely:I’m sorry, I have to cancel.

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• Top 5 mistakes in business English
  Posted on Sunday, April 19th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Top 5 mistakes in business EnglishIn the competitive world of business, you need every advantage you can get. And flawless English can put you way ahead of the competition. You think it’s too hard to achieve? Not at all! Check out our list of business English mistakes your competitors make and get the edge immediately:Personal vs. PersonnelPay close attention to the spelling and stress on these!
• How to speak English in the air
  Posted on Tuesday, April 14th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  How to speak English in the airWant to travel internationally? You can do it with English! English is the international language of the aviation industry. Just learn this key airport vocabulary and fly anywhere in the world with confidence.Do you have an e-ticket or a paper ticket? – An e-ticket is an electronic ticket, meaning your purchase record is stored in the airline’s computer system.

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• English a boss likes to hear
  Posted on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English a boss likes to hearSo you’ve landed a much desired job in a foreign company, but every time you need to communicate with your boss in English, you freeze up. Fear not! Exhibit the following five qualities and use the corresponding phrases – they’re sure to make your boss love you!EnthusiasmA positive attitude can make a big difference!
• Manipulation In Relationships
  Posted on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Manipulation In RelationshipsManipulation is an art and some people are masters at it. A person rarely is aware that he or she is made to think or behave in a particular way as another person wants them to. The manipulated person feels that they are doing an activity because they want to but unconsciously he or she is just a puppet in someone else’s hand.
• Writing your CV (complete)
  Posted on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Writing your CVYour CV is the first impression that a potential employer will have of you, so make sure that it reflects a professional image. Ensuring that your CV is complete, concise and correctly written will help you get your first interview.Many recruitment professionals will advise you to rewrite your CV each time you reply to a job advertisement, making sure that you use the key words from the advertisement.
• Learn English at home!
  Posted on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Learn English at home!If you want be fluent in English, you have to live in an English-speaking country, right? Not necessarily! We can show you some simple ways to improve your English without ever leaving home!Surround yourself with EnglishFind ways to make English part of your everyday life, like writing your shopping list, reading the newspaper, listening to the radio, writing your diary, or listening to English tapes while traveling to work.
• You’re hired! Writing an impressive resume
  Posted on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  You’re hired! Writing an impressive resumeHaving excellent English can be the key to landing your dream job, but you have to get through the job application process first. Make sure your resume stands out from the rest with these terrific tips!resume or CV?A resume is a summary of the job applicant’s qualifications, skills and experience. In Britain this is called a CV or curriculum vitae.
• English for lazy people
  Posted on Thursday, April 9th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English for lazy peopleJust like there are countless reasons to learn English, there are plenty of excuses that stop people from actually getting down to doing it. If you have access to the Internet (and if you’re reading this article you probably do!) you don’t have to worry about many of those obstacles. Luckily for you, opportunities for learning English online are increasing all the time, both in terms of choice and quality.
• What you should never say in English
  Posted on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  What you should never say in EnglishIn every culture, there are certain topics that are taboo to speak about. In some it may be about age while in others it may be about money. Remember as you meet new friends and colleagues, that casual conversation topics in your language may not be acceptable in English. Here’s a short list of what not to say to avoid insult or embarrassment at any social occasion.
• Improve your English in 3 minutes a day!
  Posted on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Improve your English in 3 minutes a day!Maybe you’ve been planning to study English. Or maybe you just want to improve your skills. But you’ve been putting it off. It takes so much work, and you don’t have the time. Or do you? What if it was possible to improve your English in just three minutes a day? Would you believe it?
• Fitting English into a busy schedule
  Posted on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Fitting English into a busy scheduleCan’t find the time to study English? If life’s so hectic it seems you have no time to spare, the good news is you don’t need to be a full time student to learn a language. Put these top ten tips to use, and fit English into your schedule no matter how busy you are.
• Headline! Understanding English news
  Posted on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Headline! Understanding English newsThese days, it’s important to know what’s going on in the world around you. Reading English newspapers can be difficult if you’ve never learned how, though, so here are some handy hints to make sure you get the scoop!tabloids and broadsheetsNewspapers have different names according to when and how often they are published, and what type of news they report.

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• I Hate You So Much, Hate In Relationship
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Lyrics of songs like “I hate you” and “Congratulations I hate you” are hummed regularly. Ringtones of such songs buzz around and they are listed as favorites by many. Why is it so? Hate is a very strong feeling and that arises due to deep emotions. Where is there is love, there is hate. Hate in a relationship is not uncommon.
• Cheating In A Relationship
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  When you are in a love and committing to a relationship, you do expect that your partner should be loyal towards you. Loyalty in relationships is deteriorating at a faster pace. “Till death do us apart” is no longer a promise to be kept for real. It is now just a statement to finish the marriage vows. It sounds cynical doesn’t it?
• English proverbs to keep you positive
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English proverbs to keep you positiveThroughout the ages, proverbs have expressed well-known wisdom and advice. Take a look at these common English proverbs, and apply their truths to your language learning.The first step is always the hardestSometimes starting something new can be difficult. If you’ve never studied English before, you might be faced with apprehension. However, one you get started, you won’t regret it!
• Socially unacceptable English
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Socially unacceptable English’Tis the season for holiday gatherings, but are you ready to keep the conversation going in English? As you meet and greet friends, colleagues and new acquaintances, remember that casual conversation topics in your language may not be acceptable in English. Here’s a short list of what not to say to avoid insult or embarrassment at any social occasion.
• Spice up your nightlife with English
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Spice up your nightlife with EnglishIt’s the weekend, and it’s time to have some good times! With so many entertainment possibilities, it’s good to be armed with a variety of fun expressions that you can use.Dressed to the ninesAny big night out begins at home with a wardrobe full of clothes, a mirror and some imagination! When you are dressed to the nines it means that you are wearing some seriously fashionable clothes.
• “When pigs fly” – what it means in English
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  “When pigs fly” – what it means in English”When pigs fly?” Now that just doesn’t make sense. When did pigs grow wings? Yet, to a native English speaker, it makes total sense. The phrase when pigs fly is a great example of an idiom, or an expression that has a meaning completely different from that of the words of which it is composed.
• 7 Signs That Show He Is Cheating On You
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  The very thought that the person you love is cheating on you, makes your heart wrench in pain. It’s a daunting task but you should really find out. It is downright stupidity if you want to live in your make belief romantic world that it can never happen to you.1) Lack Of Intimacy: When a man is cheating, there is a decline in the sex.
• Improving team communication
  Posted on Tuesday, March 31st, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Improving team communicationIn most companies, good teamwork is considered essential. Teams are often formed for a particular project or to achieve a specific goal, and the team members can come from different departments in the company. But one of the biggest problems that teams face is lack of communication, or miscommunication.If you are heading a team, these tips will help you develop strategies to communicate well with all members, so that you can monitor progress of the project, get feedback, and make sure that everyone feels involved.
• How to make plans in English
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  How to make plans in EnglishWhether for business, for pleasure or even in hopes of a new romance, making plans is an important part of everyday life. Use the following advice to extend invitations that your friends won’t be able to refuse!Expressing interestBefore making an official invitation, many people first express interest in an appointment. For example, with a casual friend, you might say, “We should really get together for coffee sometime.
• How To Handle A Cheating Partner
  Posted on Monday, March 30th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  There are many ways to decipher the signs that your partner is cheating on you. Initially you won’t want to believe but then your instincts scream it aloud and then you have to face reality. Here are some tell tale signs that he is betraying your love and trust. 1) The changes in wardrobe, hairstyling, extra grooming care when done all of a sudden can raise an eyebrow.

If you missed out on a great post from last month, here are a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:

• Introducing Yourself
  Posted on Monday, February 23rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Speaking Situations: Introducing YourselfPhrases for these situations Vocabulary for these situations Conversation Practice1. Practice introducing yourself to your teacher and classmates in English. Use first names for informal situations and full names (first and last) for formal situations. 2. Listen to others introduce themselves. Say “Nice to meet you” and repeat their names. Smile (and shake hands if appropriate). Notes: 1. It is not common to use titles (Mr.

• Are you in love with English?
  Posted on Sunday, February 15th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  Are you in love with English?French may be the language of love, but English also has its share of romantic expressions. Here are some handy phrases to use when you talk about your girlfriend or boyfriend.1. Love makes the world go round. Some people think that money makes the world go round. But for true romantics, love is the most important thing in life.
• English dos and don’ts on a date
  Posted on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English dos and don’ts on a dateMake sure you’re ready for an evening of romance! To help you win the heart of that special someone, we’ve compiled an English list of top “Dos” and “Don’ts” on a date!5 Dos1. Dress to impressTo create a lasting first impression, leave those beat-up old Levi’s at home and dress to impress, or wear really nice clothes, with your latest funky outfit.
• Valentine’s Day Special-Renew Those Vows Again
  Posted on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  What is the best way to celebrate your union? Recreating the day of your marriage. It was a memorable day that brought you and your partner together and the joy was shared by all the people who matter the most in your lives. Renewing your vows on Valentine’s Day can be the most romantic way to spend the day. It will be definitely be a heartwarming event.

• Are you in the mood for English?
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Are you in the mood for English?Are you feeling on top of the world and full of joy or depressed and down in the dumps? Here is a list of popular expressions you can use to tell people how you feel.Bent out of shape. If you got bent out of shape over something, would it hurt? Well, not physically!
• Do’s And Don’ts Of Apologizing
  Posted on Monday, February 2nd, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  If you want your relationship to sustain then you need to know the secret behind apologizing. It is not enough that you say sorry but there are a lot of things that work along with it which will bind your relationship firmly. Many refuse to apologize because their ego gets in the way. But if you value your partner then you must go for it.
• English for office emergencies
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  English for office emergencies There’s nothing like an emergency at work to spice up another routine day at the office. Check out this office lingo that you may hear your boss using when things aren’t going to plan, when a project is running late, or when the stock-market has crashed! Working late to meet a deadlineIn today’s high-pressure world of business, setting and meeting deadlines is a tricky prospect.
• Give your English some exercise
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Give your English some exerciseDo you know the difference between warm up and cool down? Or what it means to do aerobics? Just like our bodies need exercise to stay healthy, so does our English! Give your mind AND your body a workout with hot expressions!1. Get fit If you want to become more healthy, you can say I want to get fit.
• How English became the global language
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  How English became the global languageEveryone talks about how English is the global language, but that means more than hearing occasional American pop songs on your local radio. English has become the global language because it has become a vital part of international society, culture and the economy. Whether you’re aiming to be a professor or a reporter, a doctor or a banker, knowing English can give you what it takes to succeed.
• Managing Life After Being Dumped
  Posted on Monday, February 2nd, 2009 in Love – Comments: (0)
  It is not the end of the world if you have been dumped. It only means that you were not meant to be together. This may not sound very sympathetic but it’s the truth. There is nothing wrong in being single and breaking up is not uncommon. Feelings are definitely hurt and there is a phase where many feel what went wrong?
• Top 5 mistakes in business English
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  Top 5 mistakes in business EnglishIn the competitive world of business, you need every advantage you can get. And flawless English can put you way ahead of the competition. You think it’s too hard to achieve? Not at all! Check out our list of business English mistakes your competitors make and get the edge immediately:Personal vs. PersonnelPay close attention to the spelling and stress on these!
• TwistedBrush Pro Studio 15.68
  Posted on Monday, February 2nd, 2009 in Free – Comments: (0)
  TwistedBrush Pro Studio 15.68 | 14 MBPixarra TwistedBrush Pro Studio – digital paint software with complete natural art tools – oils, acrylics, pastel, charcoal etc. Software for artists without the complexity of other art programs. TwistedBrush Pro Studio – creating art the way it should be, simple and fun!Simplicity without sacrifice, powerful enough for the professional artist yet simple enough for the novice. TwistedBrush Pro Studio has one of the most versatile and powerful brush engines in existence, yet it was designed from day one to be easy to use.
• What’s Your Learning Style?
  Posted on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 in English – Comments: (0)
  What’s Your Learning Style? Many experts believe that we use one of our senses more than the others when we learn. The idea is that we learn best in one of four ways: visual (seeing), auditory (hearing), kinesthetic (moving) or tactile (touching).Visual learners……enjoy looking at pictures and graphic displays…use lists to organize their thoughts…recognize words when they see them displayedTips for the visual learner:- Draw pictures of vocabulary words and diagrams of grammar rules- Use flashcards to review new words- Visualize a conversation with the new words you’ve learnt- At Englishtown, watch the movies and do the simulation activities for each lesson Auditory learners.
• Wopti Utilities Special Edition 7.85.8.926
  Posted on Monday, February 2nd, 2009 in Free – Comments: (0)
  Wopti Utilities Special Edition 7.85.8.926Wopti Utilities is a multi-award winner and trusted by over 50 million users worldwide. It is an all-in-one system utility software to optimize, clean up, maintain and speed up your PC. Besides, it also offers complete descriptions of hardware devices and the software installed for you to fully understand your PC. The suite includes 30+ utilities grouped in four general modules (System Information, System Optimization, System Cleaning and System Maintenance), all designed to boost your PC’s performance.