Teachers.Net is out of bed from the flu - sorry for the downtime yesterday. I can say firsthand that the flu shot wasn't very useful this year. Hope your holidays were a little better!
KathleenVery true, and they come around so quickly that one could suffer whiplash!
Happy New Year, Barb, and thank you for your dedication to providing daily inspiration for many T-Netters who continue to check in each day to see what words of wisdom you've shared.
With my respectful greetings, I thank you for this privilege, namely to open a new topic.
As I clearly indicated in the subject, I humbly request your assistance to know how to learn the English language autonomously (alone). The basics, where to start exactly? The alphabet ? The syllables or the vowels?
My wish is to get to know the English language as much as possible, both orally and in writing.
My level in English is "school", that is to say, limited to what I learned while I was still in school. I am in a French-speaking country where learning the English language is not so serious.
I have done a lot of research on the internet and I can say that I have more than a hundred links to learn English, but I do not find myself without methodology, that's why I humbly ask for your help for better orient myself.
I extend my greatest thanks and wish you a good time.
Respectfully yours.
PS: This message has been translated to Google (French to English).
The most vivid memories of Christmases past are usually not of gifts given or received, but of the spirit of love, the cherished little habits of the home. ~ Lois Rand