Thread: Lets go back to basics

While some sites has been trailing on sucess ride other sites do not even come in the race, well a study says that sucessful websites have greatly focused on the primary purpose of the website this is quite important because a site which is centered around its primary purpose greatly ranks in the usability features.

Hello friends


We have a saying in English. “Don’t try to run before you can walk”
The meaning is very simple- don’t try to do difficult things before you can do the simple things.
Does this apply to learning English? To some extent, maybe.
Let me explain; as a language learner myself, I can understand the challenges and frustrations of learning a language (several languages, in fact). I can share the pain of feeling like you are going nowhere at times, as well as the joy of realizing that you have actually improved considerably.
Another thing I can understand is people’s motivation to improve quickly. Many of my students tell me of their pride when they move up to the next level, and I am very happy for them, but I do sometimes worry that people place too much emphasis on moving up levels quickly.
Many students who have a high level of English still make some very basic mistakes.
If you have ever answered the question “What did you do yesterday” with “I go to shopping” instead of the correct “I went shopping”, then you will probably understand what I mean.
In fact, this is not unusual, and if your reason for learning English is simply to be understood, then these small mistakes aren’t too much of a problem. If, however, accuracy is important for you, maybe you should take note.

Thanks for all friends

yea right...thnx for shareing your views

thats very true. sites that focus on a very specialized niche has more chance to succeed.