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Da: Laura31/01/2007 22:54:15
Marcos,
non so che dirti... io ho posto la domanda in modo circostanziato, per farmi dire si... e me l'hanno detto. Alla domanda diretta... hanno deciso di prendere tempo. Il 9 febbraio sapremo.

Cient,
I know wery velly I have to study grammar, but I'm in the same situation for many other arguments.... anyway I'll find a bit of time for English too.
The article is quite interesting... Unfortently I haven't a problem of anxiety... I have an objective problem of  incomplete preparation.

Da: angoscia31/01/2007 23:59:46

MarcoS,
I have to tell you that the past participle of the verb read is read and not red.
Red means rosso.

Da: Laura01/02/2007 00:31:45
The mistake is mine!
Marcos was reporting a message of mine.
I hate irregular verbs!!!

Da: Cientpcient01/02/2007 11:00:00
x Laura:
I have an objective problem of  incomplete preparation.

If so, you have no chances to overcome :((

Da: angoscia01/02/2007 11:28:35

And so I.

Da: MarcoS01/02/2007 11:28:41
Cient,
please try not to demoralize our friend Laura....:-))
She wrote that her problem wasn't anxiety. She fears the third examination because of its difficulty, and I believe she wasn't able to explain it differently ( I can't do it as well), so that she choosed the sentence you quoted. But I believe her preparation isn't bad at all.

of course, I write all these useless sentences only for training...

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Da: ale01/02/2007 11:48:36
sorry, i wrote a long answer both to laura and c.p.c. but my p.c. was dead just for a moment...and i lost my answer...

c.p.c., what do you mean for "overcome"? do you think that laura couldn't have any possibility to pass and win this competition? or do i have misunderstanding what you're sayng?

anyway....i think that laura's problem is our problem...i suppose that each of us would have much more time to study everything...i think that i won't have time neither to read every single matter...
anyway...i'll come and i'll try to give all myself...
so, dear laura, i'm with you...
bye

Da: Laura01/02/2007 12:03:53
with the only purpose of continuing our training...

I don't care what Cient says, (about this sbject... normally he writes quite useful things!!!)... in the opposite case, I wouldn't have taken part in the pre-selection.
He frightened us everyday with the idea that only 100% would succeed. I suppose it's a way of exorcizing his own fears!

Unfortently, my problems don't concern only the third prof... I'm quite worried also about juridical subjects... because I haven't been studying them for a long time and I've only few days for doing it.

I believe in luck, it's always an important component of human destiny.  

Da: Laura01/02/2007 12:10:03
Thank you ale,
I've written my answer before reading yours!
let's go on.. In my opinion each of us has a chance!

For a.
when you have a bit of time... could you give a look to at our sentences, and point out the errors? Thank you!!

Da: a.01/02/2007 12:19:06
There could be other mistakes (in addition to those I pointed out), forgive me, but I'm at work, I had to go fast over what you've written. Have a nice day!!!

with the only purpose of continuing our training...

I don't care what Cient says, (about this sbject... normally he writes (he normally writes) quite useful things!!!)... in the opposite case, I wouldn't have taken part in the pre-selection.
He frightened us everyday (every day) with the idea that only 100% would succeed. I suppose it's a way of exorcizing his own fears!

Unfortently (unfortunately), my problems don't concern only the third prof... I'm quite worried also about juridical subjects (better, in my opinion: I'm worried about juridical subjects too)... because I haven't been studying them for a long time and I've only few days for doing it.

I believe in luck, it's always an important component of human destiny.  

Da: a.01/02/2007 12:22:09
P.s x Laura: could you give a look to at our sentences (could you have a look at..., or could you go over...)

Da: ale01/02/2007 12:49:07
dear laura,
don't care. i agree with you when you say that each of us has a chance to pass. You have to think that we are all in the same condition. we have such a little time...and the issues are too much...
we have to do a huge effort and we have to try to go on...
strong nerves....not much sleep...good memory...and a strong will!!!
I suppose that this is a good recipe (trad.: ricetta) to go on till to the examination...
so, have a good luck...i'll need it too...

Da: ale01/02/2007 12:55:27
I don't know if i'll pass the third proof...( but i have many doubts even around the first and, most of all, the second one)...
but i noticed that, day by day, since i became to write these posts, my english is beginnig  much more fluent and i fell more confident...
so...let's go on writing...
i come back to work  (work office, unfurtunately)..
maybe, i'll eat something...my brain needs some kalories to study...

Da: a.01/02/2007 14:45:26
x Ale: some suggestions

I don't know if i'll pass the third proof...( but i have many doubts even around (about) the first and, most of all, the second one)...
but i noticed that, day by day, since i became (began) to write these posts, my english is beginnig  (becoming) much more fluent and i fell (feel, fell is the s.p. of to fall, cadere) more confident...
so...let's go on writing...
i come back to work  (work office (office work), unfurtunately)..
maybe, i'll eat something...my brain needs some kalories to study...

Remeber to write the subject "I" using the capital letter!

Da: 100%01/02/2007 21:05:16
x Laura

I only wanted to spur you; I didn't want to frighten/demoralize you.
I'm persuaded that you'll overcome the language examination; your English gets better from day to day.

Well, I wish you much success

Da: a.01/02/2007 21:16:11
x100%: from day to day (day after day)

Da: 10001/02/2007 21:57:06
x a.
x100%: from day to day (day after day)

Vuoi dire che il resto รจ ok?
grazie

Da: a.01/02/2007 22:11:06
x100: I humbly think so

Da: Laura01/02/2007 23:18:06
X Cient,
for the instant you've taught me a new word: "to spur". I ignored it..
thank yoy.

Da: MarcoS04/02/2007 11:37:15
I have nothing to say, I wanted to send a little composition (as I said some days ago) but I did not have time, so that I write this stupid post only to update this discussion (I hate to see it in the bottom of the page)

Da: running04/02/2007 19:28:04
help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need (in modo disperato) english's temi.....potrei scambiare disperati riassunti di diritto comunitario e qualche tematica di innovazione nella PA (firma digitale, e-governement, e-procurement, protocollo informatico)....My email is freedelio@inwind.it

Da: Laura06/02/2007 18:46:02
Since Marcos isn't here.. i write this sentence to allow this topic to climb the page, with the only purpose of not forghetting it.
Everybody is so silent today...
only very few messages have been posted since yestarday..

Da: Laura06/02/2007 18:49:31
sorry... obviously, i meant  "forgetting" and "yesterday"!

Da: a.06/02/2007 19:04:47
xLaura: I can't be the judge of any one's english skills, but I think you will make a very good english composition on the third day.
Just a little suggestion: you should use the present simple just to talk about usual actions (e.g. in summer we go to the seaside, the Earth goes around the Sun). Talking about something you are doing now, you'd better use the present continuous, so: "I'm writing this sentence" would be more accurate than "I write"

Da: Angoscia Fugace06/02/2007 19:10:21

The problem is that there is no much time. They remain only twenty days now.
And at this point I am definitely not much prepared, and also panic-stricked.
How are you? How do you do?

Da: a.06/02/2007 19:17:37
xAngoscia: Instead of "They remain only twenty days now" you could have said "There are only 20 days left"

Da: a.06/02/2007 19:20:32
xAngo: panic-struck (I think) (to strike, struck, struck)

Da: Angoscia Fugace06/02/2007 19:21:07

I also thought that these conversations are not much useful on purpose of our proofs, or else out-waying, because the exam do not provide for writing in form of conversation but in form of composition or essay. Are you agree?

Da: Angoscia Fugace06/02/2007 19:26:27

Thank you, a.
Really, I wanted to write panic-striken, having founded it in a dictionary.

Da: Angoscia Fugace06/02/2007 19:30:38

ehm... "found" and not "founded".

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