Hi Antonio -- on Jun 02 2014 at 12:00, you wrote:

AHL> Ok, I'm grateful and I'll try to improve.

From what I'm seeing so far, your English is quite good (there's always room
for improvement in all of us!).

AHL> Ok, My mistake, proper names is always in uppercase initial
                                 |are                  |.(omit "initial")

 AH>>> practique speak english with yours.
 DH>      |practise speaking English with you.

AHL> Ok, practise or practice?

If you want formal English (as in Great Britain), it's "practise". In most
cases it won't matter (maybe it will matter if you're writing a book or a
thesis).

 DH> There are several errors to correct, but most of them are quite minor
 DH> and your intention is clear (this is good! ).

AHL> Thanks. Yes, My intention is to improve and speak properly.

Good stuff!

 DH> Words which are based on names of countries (e.g. Spanish, German,
 DH> Italian) should be capitalized.

AHL> Yes, In Spanish is the same, It's my mistake.

No problem!

 DH> You used what I think is the Spanish word "practique" rather than the
 DH> English "practice"; this then caused you to use the wrong tense of
 DH> "speak" instead of "speaking". "Yours" is just the wrong word - you
 DH> need to use "you" instead.

AHL> Ok, the correct expresion should be "I would like to practice
AHL> speaking english with you" , is it all right?

Capital E on English, but otherwise perfect!


Cheers... Dallas

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