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Latest post Wed, Mar 12 2008 9:26 PM by Tanit. 1 replies.
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ablat  +  487985 Wed, 12 Mar 08 02:06 PM

                        www.yousquare.cn

   this website have a lot of english idioms

                

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Tanit  +  488166 Wed, 12 Mar 08 09:26 PM
Hi Ablat and welcome to the forums!

As for the website, I'm afraid they've got a few mistakes on their homepage ( ".this is your best place to learn english without the teachers.just trust yourself,you will be succeed. ! ...... you can do everything" [sic]). Their use of punctuation, capitalisation, "succeed" doesn't create a good impression.  Sad
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