Comments on: What’s Common Between Running and Speaking English?

By: Robby Kukurs

Robby Kukurs — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 19:04:00 +0000

School teachers’ hands are basically tied – you just can’t get all 20 – 30 kids involved and it goes back to the same old written English. And that, as you know, is something I’m fighting against!u00a0

By: ahmed

ahmed — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 14:47:00 +0000

oops you live in ireland i forgot lol

By: ahmed

ahmed — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 14:44:00 +0000

you never thought of becoming a school teacher? you already are better than most of my teachers.well, all of them except for one.

By: Robby Kukurs

Robby Kukurs — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 18:49:00 +0000

Hi Ahmed,nnI’m feeling flattered… I suppose now I just can’t fail your expectations and the System simply has to deliver… of which I have not doubt, of course! nnAnyway, the idiom “the writing’s on the wall” is used to describe a situation when something bad is going to happen and it’s very close. For instance, “The writing’s on the wall for the European Union but the country leaders keep convincing themselves they’ll be able to keep it together” means that the days of the European Union are over.nnTalk to you soon again,nnRegards,nnRobby

By: ahmed

ahmed — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 07:32:00 +0000

in many cases, when i’m finished with writing something, i feel like if someone else , you for example could write his own version of it , it would be much more improved. i think this might be useful for someone like me.please robby can i write my version here and you in return write yours? don’t worry i wont bother you cuz i will do it once every two weeks.and since im already writing to you can you put “the writings on the wall” in a sentnece?by the way im going to buy your english harmony systemu00a0very u00a0soon, in the mean time i will keep on reading your website and liking you you’re oficiallyu00a0my idol now .

By: Robby Kukurs

Robby Kukurs — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 20:35:00 +0000

Hi Ahmed,nnThanks for your comment!nnFirst of all – never underestimate yourself and your capability – you might be closer to your goal that you think! I also used to think a few years ago I would never be able to talk to locals freely and here I am now… nnRegarding the English Harmony System – it works regardless of your location. I have customers all over the world and all you need to have is a PC with a DVD drive, some free time and willingness to speak a lot.u00a0nnAs for the idioms – well… I just know them! They’re part of my vocabulary and I don’t really have to exert my mind to come up with them. I just write and they come out naturally, and that’s what natural fluency is about. By the way – there’s loads of such and similar idiomatic expressions in the System and currently I’m working on an update with another 30 lessons. All customers will get the update for free! nnRegards,nnRobby

By: ahmed

ahmed — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 14:43:00 +0000

i’m quite impressed by your english . i think it’s gonna take me ages before i’m up to ur level. i have two questions for you: would your english haromny system help me achieve flueny even though i don’t live in an english speaking country, when i’m writing an essay, for example to hand it over to my teacher? or in exams themselves. question 2: where do you get the idioms written in red?