Just popping in to say hi and to invite you to look at my website...
http://www.grammarmancomic.com
This comic began life as a jokey conversation in a pub last August - between me and another teacher.
It's aimed at people learning English as a second language, so if you know anyone who might enjoy it, please give them the URL.
Thanks all!
Brian
I've just updated the Grammarman site and added a new episode of the comic.
Coming later in the week - audio recordings of the stories, so that students can listen to the dialogue while they read (crap acting courtesy of myself and mates).
Cheers
Brian
http://www.grammarmancomic.com
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Just popping in to say hi and to invite you to look at my website...
http://www.grammarmancomic.com
This comic began life as a jokey conversation in a pub last August - between me and another teacher.
It's aimed at people learning English as a second language, so if you know anyone who might enjoy it, please give them the URL.
Thanks all!
Brian
Right on.
Oh, wow - this may be just the thing for a lot of my friends. I live in Dongguan, PRC and virtually everyone I know and work with is Chinese and wants to learn more English. I will be checking this out.
Best of luck!
Not bad. I contend that reading comics is one of the best ways to practice a language.
[quote:55cd8b4147="jdalton"]Not bad. I contend that reading comics is one of the best ways to practice a language.
Yeah, and so's writing a comic in English. Just look at those Japanese schoolchildren with the Penny Arcade thing, or, hell, Maritza Campos!
Oh Grammarman, why can you not be real?
Actually, I'm tempted to make a Grammarman character in some MMORPG and go slay the fools who speak like "omg u suk 4eva" now.