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Do you have any idea what we can write about? Maybe you would like to know sth about LINGUISTICS? We are waiting for your comments and ideas  ! :)

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EXCELENT ENGLISH! JEREMY SPEAKS PERFECTLY! WATCH :)

Have you heard about Pro-Ana? I have heard recently about it and I'm shocked! Girls have own websites with the slogan : PRO-ANA. It means that they treat anorexia like the kind of lifestyle , not  disease!!
They have own Dekalogue and for instance:

1. My slenderness is more important than my health.
2 You don't eat- you are strong, you eat - you are weak.

and they are writing, e.g:

Today I ate one apple and drank green tea

DO YOU AGREE THAT MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND MASS MEDIA MAKES SOMETIMES YOUNG PEOPLE STUPID? WE ARE AGAINST PRO-ANA!!!

We compared 5 books which are frequently used by students. If you hesitate which book you should buy, look and decide:

The book	Level	Plus	Minus	REMARK
Michael Swan, Practical English Grammar		Lots of theory and examples	No practice	For us it was not possible to learn only with this book without practice.
Foley, Hall, My GrammarLab	C1-C2	Lots of examples, order, additional things, for instance phrasal verbs	-----------------------	It is very difficult book. We find that it is more difficult than Vince’s one. But it is the same level…
Martin Hewings, Advanced Grammar in Use	C1-C2	Lots of examples, order, lots of new words and phrases.	Sometimes we did not understand theory which was explained more clearly in Swan..
Michael Vince, Advanced Language Practice	C1-C2	All difficult and strange cases which were explained in the class.	Lack of order. All is mixed up.
Michael Vince, First Certificate Language Practice	B2	------------------------	----------------------	Too easy for us. We would like to recommend it the students from the first year.

HEWINGS - ADVANCED GRAMMAR IN USE

In this book besides grammar which is similar to Vince, I think, we can find texts with new words!

Look:

Prague is a stunning city,and this thriving capital of the Czech Republic makes a romantic and vibrant citybreak destination. A stroll through Prague's cobbled streets is wonderfully exciting: its architecture is remarkably diverse, and amazingly untouched by the Second World War, although Charles Bridges and the Astronomical Clock have recently been undergoing restoration.

Or even we have information about prefixes!

Look:

mis- badly	misdiagnose sth, misinform sb, mismanage sth, mistreat sth/sb
inter- between from one to another	interdependent, interrelated
ill- badly	ill-treated, ill-advised
re- again	refuel, rewrite, retell
de- indicating reversal or removal	depopulated, decentralize, destabilize
anti- opposed to	anti-racism, anti-drugs policy

Or common abreviations:

PS - postscript
encl. - document enclosed
PTO - please turn over
NB - used to make sb notice some important information
PC - politically correct aiming to avoid offending anyone
ETA - estimated time of arrival
B&B - bed and breakfast

Or Glossary with academic English:

evaluate sth
discursive
summarize sth
criterion
coherent
command of sth
stylistic
register