This blog is my attempt at a resource to help people learn or improve their English. I am English and I am an English teacher. I teach English to people who speak other languages. For them, English is a foreign language. I have taught English to people of different ages and people at different stages of learning. My qualifications include the Cambridge University Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (commonly called CELTA).
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helpforyourenglish 
i think your blog is very good for everyboday who interest English language and i like your blog.it can really help me to improve my English more. 🙂
By: BIrd on February 28, 2011
at 7:26 am
Hi Bird
I’m glad you like my blog and I’m very happy that you find it useful. 🙂
By: helpforyourenglish on February 28, 2011
at 9:42 am
hello.
of course your blog is very useful,So I can reconsider my grammar when I forget them.Example its and it’s ,though I don’t know how to explain but I understand such as it’s a dog.
it is a dog.
and its is possessive like my,your,his,her,their. such as nowaday nowbody judges somebody by colour of their skin. hmmm… i don’t know what to say anything else but I get it now. thank you! 🙂
By: BIrd on February 28, 2011
at 1:50 pm
Hello,
There’s no doubt that your blog is the most useful for me, and for everyone, who is learning English. I really feel at home with you here as your personal and intimate approach to each of us really makes me feel a part of your family! How do I have to thank you? I’m sorry I don’t know what I should address you ‘sir’ or ‘madam.’ Thank you a million, dear ‘Helpforyourenglish.’
By: bambang hirawan on March 1, 2011
at 4:29 am
Hi Bambang. Thank you. It also feels nice for me that we can communicate like this and feel relaxed and comfortable.
By: helpforyourenglish on March 1, 2011
at 4:53 am
An excellent initiative. I am going to recommend this blog to many persons interested in improving their english and follow it myself too.
By: Vikram Karve on March 4, 2011
at 1:05 pm
Thank you Vikram. I really do hope people find it useful and I’m glad you like it.
It is possible to request help on topics of interest. I can’t guarantee I will be able to respond to each request but if I can help in some way, I will certainly try.
I also found your blog/website interesting. I love the story of the teacher and the donkey. I think the teacher is really a businessman in disguise. 🙂
By: helpforyourenglish on March 4, 2011
at 1:33 pm
I always read your blog , because it very good for me ,thanks a lots
By: Rahmadi on March 17, 2011
at 10:31 pm
Hello Rahmadi
Thanks a lot for your comment. I am very happy that you like my blog. 🙂
By: helpforyourenglish on March 18, 2011
at 3:39 am
I want to ask with you, when we use word ( deed and charity ) in a sentence ,please give me explanation about it ,thanks before
By: Rahmadi on March 18, 2011
at 1:52 pm
Deed has more than one meaning so it depends on which meaning you want to use.
1. A ‘deed’ is similar to an action, an act – something people do. We often use it with ‘good’ actions. We call that a good deed. For example: “I helped an old lady today. That was my good deed for the day.” We could call an act of charity a good deed.
2. A ‘deed’ can also be a kind of legal document, perhaps to create a legal contract or to create a ‘trust’. A ‘trust’ might be a charity (a charitable trust), so someone might want a ‘Charity Trust Deed’.
By: helpforyourenglish on March 18, 2011
at 3:12 pm
thanks for your explanation
By: Rahmadi on March 24, 2011
at 1:13 pm