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Dear All

As you know, Mediafire has been deleting our accouns which we have used to upload learning materials for many years. Therefore, you will see most of dead links on our website. To prevent this problem, we are asking you to login to view the download links. While doing the researches you will find many dead links, please don’t hesitate to report us by posting comments. We will try my best to reupload the files.
It’s time to take an action to save our website from disappearing and make it free forever. And we know the best way is sharing the files or links you have got. Everytime you find a link or useful materials, just use your valuable time to share with us. We would appreciate very much.
I am loking forward to hearing from you!

Hoa pham

May 20

IELTS Speaking Topics 1

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This first section of the IELTS Speaking exam lasts about 4-5 minutes and gives the examiner the chance to find out a little about you through some simple ‘getting-to-know-you’ questions. These will be questions that you’ll have something to talk about such as your family, where you come from and what your interests are. Continue reading →

May 20

NTC’s American Idioms Dictionary

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Idioms are figures of speech that can defy literal interpretation and confound both native and non-native speakers of American English. This resource covers 8500 “proverbs, informal phrases and common sayings.” Phrases are arranged alphabetically by the first word of the phrase, excluding articles such as a, an, and the. Typical entries provide brief definitions and examples of usage. Continue reading →

May 19

Learning Chinese Characters from Ms. Zhang: Reading and Writing Chinese Characters (A) (English and Chinese Edition)

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Learning Chinese Characters from Ms. Zhang is a set of textbooks for an elective course of Chinese characters for foreign students without any Chinese learning experience. This set of textbook includes Reading and Writing Chinese Characters and From Characters to Words, separating in a proper way the teaching of writing Chinese characters from that of reading Chinese characters. Reading and Writing Chinese Characters has 2 volumes containing 25 lessons in total. With the help of pictures, Reading and Writing Chinese characters encourages learners to associate pictographic elements with meanings. Grouping pictophonetic characters by their pictographic elements, the book lays special emphasis on writing characters and analyzing the origin and structure of the characters, aiming at helping learners establish a cognitive construct for Chinese characters.
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