Thank you once more! I learn so much in these little lessons. And - please more conditional sentences. This peace of Grammar is so hard to learn :o/
Jeferson Seben
12/11/2017 11:29 AM
Why don't we have this ecological awereness and practical actions in Brazil? Thank you VOA and congrats!! A great example of citzenship, as always!!!
Young naturalist
12/11/2017 6:18 PM
Thank you for the good lesson. Respects for Caroline. Beekeeping is very popular activity and business in Ukraine. We produce a lot of honey which is sold in Europe and US. Actually, honey is one of a few things that we still produce. As a beekeeper I also support local bees. All my bees are local swarms. Many of our bekeepers buy imported queens, so they hope to get more honey and money. But I think, local bees are more sustainable against deseases and adapted to local weather. For me bees are a kind of poetry of nature at first and of course, I sell honey etc. I would have been happy if Anna had visited my apiary (I hope it is correct). Conditional sentences are completely different in my language. I bought an exercise book and wrote the exercises many times before I could understand and remember English conditional sentences. The best wishes for American bees, beekeepers and the team of this program.
Edgar Trujillo Montoya
12/11/2017 9:53 PM
hello Anna and Caroline, thanks for teaching me something more about bees. I like honey and I buy a bottle of honey each three months where a local beekeeper. EDGAR from Colombia.
Ali
12/12/2017 6:17 AM
Hello there, Another useful and informative lesson. I will learn more about English language, if I practice more and more. I don't understand how do the flowers make a big difference to bees? And why does buying a local honey help the bees? Anyway, I learned this idiom "see out" too. At the end of my comment, I want to say that this learning strategy is one of my favourite. When I don't understand the definition of one verb or phrasal verb, I usually use this strategy and according to that context, before and after sentences of that verb, I will try to make a guess about the meaning of that verb. I hope I've been able to write my writing correctly. Best wishes, Ali from Iran!
Gabriel
12/13/2017 7:06 AM
Very good to me. Thank you so much
BIJU. P. Y
12/13/2017 3:29 PM
I'm very much interested in your bee-keeping lessons. The listeners are not only learn conditional sentences but also learns how to keep bees. Anna's fear of bees is finally vanished on account of the courage she acquires after getting lessons from Caroline. She is a good teacher in spite of being too quick in speech. Any way, the whole lesson is not only informative, but also enjoyable. Thank you.
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Thank you once more! I learn so much in these little lessons.
And - please more conditional sentences. This peace of Grammar is so hard to learn :o/
Why don't we have this ecological awereness and practical actions in Brazil? Thank you VOA and congrats!! A great example of citzenship, as always!!!
Thank you for the good lesson. Respects for Caroline. Beekeeping is very popular activity and business in Ukraine. We produce a lot of honey which is sold in Europe and US. Actually, honey is one of a few things that we still produce. As a beekeeper I also support local bees. All my bees are local swarms. Many of our bekeepers buy imported queens, so they hope to get more honey and money. But I think, local bees are more sustainable against deseases and adapted to local weather. For me bees are a kind of poetry of nature at first and of course, I sell honey etc. I would have been happy if Anna had visited my apiary (I hope it is correct).
Conditional sentences are completely different in my language. I bought an exercise book and wrote the exercises many times before I could understand and remember English conditional sentences.
The best wishes for American bees, beekeepers and the team of this program.
hello Anna and Caroline, thanks for teaching me something more about bees. I like honey and I buy a bottle of honey each three months where a local beekeeper.
EDGAR from Colombia.
Hello there, Another useful and informative lesson. I will learn more about English language, if I practice more and more. I don't understand how do the flowers make a big difference to bees? And why does buying a local honey help the bees? Anyway, I learned this idiom "see out" too. At the end of my comment, I want to say that this learning strategy is one of my favourite. When I don't understand the definition of one verb or phrasal verb, I usually use this strategy and according to that context, before and after sentences of that verb, I will try to make a guess about the meaning of that verb. I hope I've been able to write my writing correctly. Best wishes, Ali from Iran!
Very good to me. Thank you so much
I'm very much interested in your bee-keeping lessons. The listeners are not only learn conditional sentences but also learns how to keep bees. Anna's fear of bees is finally vanished on account of the courage she acquires after getting lessons from Caroline. She is a good teacher in spite of being too quick in speech. Any way, the whole lesson is not only informative, but also enjoyable. Thank you.
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