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Adjectives (gradable / non-gradable)

 

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Morgendorfer's picture
Submitted by Morgendorfer on 26 April, 2013 - 22:33. Mexico

Hi Everyone, surf on internet found this site, and the exercises are excellent,
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Submitted by ajz14 on 9 April, 2013 - 09:42. Saudi Arabia

Hi I learn English from Saudia Arabia

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Submitted by Markbrian on 8 April, 2013 - 19:49. United States of America

Dear british council i need a help because i couldn't understand the person who is speaking to me, i thounght i can do it now by myself, but when i'm in the office because for the job i'm applying and and i feel more comfince and relax and i said i can do this now without any help of my friends anymore.But all the sundden the person who goin to interview me he greet me i said i'm fine and he told me to sit down..he ask me a question but some of his question i don't understant anymore all he question he asked me all i did to the question he ask and my only answer i gave is node and node,i feel nervous i said what happen to me why i can't understant him why all his question i couldn't answered.Dear british council what should i do could you give me advice or help me what else i should do to improved my english,could you give me advice i didnt i understant what is the problem could you help me pls what else that i need to improved..

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Submitted by Jeremy Bee on 9 April, 2013 - 08:56. Taiwan

Hello Markbrian!
 
Welcome to LearnEnglish, and I'm sorry that your interview didn't go as well as you wanted. It sounds as if you were suffering from interview nerves - and everybody gets those!
 
To help for your next interview, why not take a look at our video series about getting a job, You're Hired? If you look through the comments on those videos, you'll see lots of other people have the same problem in interview!
 
Remember that one of the best things you can do before an interview is try to guess some of the questions the interviewer will ask. If you do this, you can go to a site like www.vocaroo.com, record your answers,  and playback your recording – what mistakes did you make? What do you like about your answer?
 
Guessing questions what the interviewer might ask about will also help you to understand the interviewer's questions. You can always ask the interviewer to repeat the question, too, if you have problems understanding.
 
Above all, try to relax!
 
Good luck in your next interview,
 
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team
 

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Submitted by Markbrian on 10 April, 2013 - 03:04. United States of America

Hi sir jeremy i will follow your advice and i really want to improve more so for the next interview i be ready, sir thank you very much really this is really helpful.i be practices more so next time i be more relax and chim up and i know i be ok now but i hope wont happen again and i hope next time for interview no more embarrassment ok thank you sir from Mark....

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Submitted by Farah Qushha on 7 April, 2013 - 19:38. Syria

aren't there any more exercises ? :(

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Submitted by Jeremy Bee on 8 April, 2013 - 04:40. Taiwan

Hello Farah!
 
We have more grammar exercises coming in the near future - keep checking back!
 
Regards
 
Jeremy Bee
The LearnEnglish Team

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Submitted by mishranhr on 23 March, 2013 - 10:48. Nepal

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Submitted by IvaSparkling on 25 February, 2013 - 16:22. Albania

I love this exercise

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Submitted by canmuc on 11 January, 2013 - 15:15. Vietnam

I hope the page will give us more tests, i like it. I'm beginer and very interested in english