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First notebook entry: Introducing myself Dear unknown people, i am invented to write something about me in english. But it is very strange for me, to talk to people that I do not know. I'm sure that the topic, I am writing about is not interesting for anyone. But I hope that some lonely people, who use their computers too much, will give me some ideas to get better in writing english. I would really like to know, how to use ",". What is the english word for ",". -> ,,,, In german: Komma Thier is also: ";" Semikolon=halbes Kolon=halbes Komma'=Halbkomma In german language their are different rules for useing this kind of scinse (Zeichen, was heißt das?). good stories do not have a beginning, they do have an end... (but i really do not want to say, that the strories I am going to tell, are interesting - as I told you). Yours, lukas Grüße aus Duisburg von Lukas

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I must be one of those lonely people spending too much time using computers :) Diana's right, reading helps a lot. And practice, for example here.
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Lucas there is a very good way to learn English quickly and it's very helpful for improving writing skills. Just read books in English and try to compose your own sentences with all new words you find in those books.
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Dear unknown people,

I am intending to write something about myself in english. But it is very strange for me, to talk to people that I do not know. I'm sure that the topic I am writing about is not interesting to anyone. But I hope that some lonely people, who use their computers too much, will give me some ideas on how to improve my better in writing english. I would really like to know, how to use  ",". (a comma). <<<
In german: Komma  - yes it's close to that / sounds the same
Thier is also: ";" Semikolon=halbes Kolon=halbes Komma'=Halbkomma
                              Semicolon               Colon                Comma
In german language their are different rules for useing this kinds of punctuation.


Good stories do not have a beginning,  nor they do have an end...
(But I really do not want to say that the strories I am going to tell are interesting .) - as I told you).

Yours,
Lukas

Grüße aus Duisburg von
Lukas

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