Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl

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  • چه شغل پرهیجان و مفیدی! خیلی خوبه که می دونی چه شغلی رو دوست داری! من مطمئن هستم که یه خلبان خیلی خیلی خوب میشی، کیان جان!

    بازخورد:

    واژه خلبان، صدای کوتاه -َ دارد. یعنی باید به این شکل نوشته شود: خَلبان.

    in reply to: Farhang Hooshmand Portfolio Assessment #104525

    Hello.
    For the following session, please study these assigned materials:
    1. For round table, refer to the forum of English conversation questions and find the topic which doesn’t have any voice or reply yet:

    English Conversation Questions for Adults


    A hint: It’s about reaching your goals in life. I intentionally don’t give you links so that you would get more familiar with the structure of forums.
    2. Storytelling (writing practice): Please go to this topic and add more events (plot) to the story paragraph by paragraph. You already know what to do.

    Dealing with a Dilemma – Open-ended Story


    3. Reading material

    English Documentary on Giraffes with Transcript & Flashcards


    4. English story:

    The Miser – English Fairy Tale with Vocabulary Practice


    5. (optional) Feedback from your side
    You’re also welcome to express your feedback, criticism, precious ideas, suggestions, etc. in the forum of our feedback box:

    Feedback Box for LELB Society’s Students



    And last but not least, you can always use this forum to ask me questions:

    English Language Forum Ask English Questions


    Have a productive week and enjoy your life…

    in reply to: English Question on Social Life & Friendship #104522

    Yes, you’re right about the influence of modernity and a hectic lifestyle on our socialization.
    I’m impressed by the great metaphor you utilized in your comment. It could not be more beautiful and laconic than this metaphor!
    Feedback
    * scent of roses

    in reply to: Farhang Hooshmand Portfolio Assessment #104384

    Mispronunciations

    @armaghan

    From the story:

    The Wolf and The Lion Aesop’s Fable + Video

     

    • myself

    From the reading passage on ancient Rome

     

    Ancient Rome Facts – English Documentary

    1. empire
    2. emperor
    3. regal
    4. political
    5. characterize
    6. conquer
    7. Europe
    8. gladiator
    9. influence
    10. implemented


    @farhanghooshmand

    1. lead
    2. Italy
    3. empire
    4. political
    5. known
    6. primarily
    7. military
    8. territory
    9. engineering
    10. facilitate
    11. idea
    12. longevity
    13. ancestor
    14. religion
    15. architecture
    16. implement
    17. apparent
    18. originate
    19. spread
    20. outside (adv)
    21. eternal
    22. himself / myself
    23. such

     

    @soroosha

     

    such – myself – himself – immense – nearly – thoughts

    in reply to: English Question on Social Life & Friendship #104368

    In response to the 3rd question, I should say that I also like to socialize with nonchalant people. Yet, sometimes I ask my friends to criticize me, of course, I only make this request from my sincere and close friends who know me very well. I believe sometimes I cannot see some of my weaknesses myself. However, I don’t like to gather around those who voluntarily impose their unsolicited criticism.
    4. As a hyper-sensitive person who is also highly introverted, the circle of my friends is really small. Nevertheless, by taking a casual look at my friends, it would be easily noticeable that I must be a pensive, taciturn and creative person.

    Feedback
    * without

    in reply to: Will you Forgive Your Friends Unconditionally #104094

    Your reply was so meaningful and inspiring, and I enjoyed it a lot. I also hold onto this belief that unconditional forgiveness, if practiced excessively, could turn out to be counterproductive. This is because of the fact that the person who has betrayed us in one way or another might be encouraged to do so in the future on other people.
    Feedback
    believe to ==> believe in

    in reply to: Farhang Hooshmand Portfolio Assessment #104092

    For the next session, please study the following:
    Reading material:

    Ancient Rome Facts – English Documentary


    English short story:

    The Wolf and The Lion Aesop’s Fable + Video


    Complete this story one by one in an interactive way. Please do not complete it suddenly. Let’s go on paragraph by paragraph. It could be completed in 2 or more weeks, and not just in one week. There is no rush. It’s an open-ended story started by me. I will also participate in this activity. You need to use your own creativity and logic to add more and more paragraphs.

    Dealing with a Dilemma – Open-ended Story


    Check the forum of English questions for more new topics:

    English Conversation Questions for Adults


    Ask me if you have any question or criticism about your assignments for this week as a REPLY here in your own portfolio.

    in reply to: Farhang Hooshmand Portfolio Assessment #104088

    @farhanghooshmand
    In your reading, you have made the following mistakes or mispronunciations. You should try not to make the same mistakes in your future recitations.

    Source of reading

    Physical Exercise Benefits – Reading Practice

    1. exercise
    2. alert
    3. wrist
    4. usually
    5. idea
    6. injure
    7. prevent


    @soroosha

    Source of reading

    The Lion The Wolf and the Fox – Aesop’s Fable

    1. heard
    2. himself
    3. benefited
    4. immediately

    NOTE. Next time, before reading any other text, please refer to your portfolio assessment page and review your previous mispronunciations. You should make an attempt to avoid making these mistakes. This is the only way you can improve and perfect your pronunciation, and this technique can help you raise the level of your awareness of your mispronunciations.

    in reply to: Lazy Loading YouTube Videos WP YouTube Lyte #104057

    Having tested the speed of my website pages, I noticed that the WP YouTube Lyte plugin sometimes does not work as expected. I searched for a substitute for that and came up with LazyLoad Plugin for Images, Videos and Iframes by WP-Rocket.

    I double-checked its functionality and yielded best possible results for website optimization. For this reason, I should admit that website management is in fact in a state of flux all the time and you need to update your knowledge and expertise constantly.

    خواهش می کنم.

    in reply to: Sahar Farhadi Portfolio Assessment #103903

    سلام. امیدوارم حالتون خوب باشه.

    برای کلاس فارسی بعدی، این درس درباره صفات فارسی رو بخونید. این درس، ویدیو هم داره. پس لطفا ویدیوی درس رو هم ببینید تا با تلفظ درست واژگان آشنا بشید.

    اگر هم سوالی داشتید، می تونید از من بپرسید. در کلاس فارسی می بینمتون.

    صفات فارسی درباره ظاهر و شخصیت مردم – 20 صفت مهم

    in reply to: Maryam Nekou Portfolio Assessment #103902

    Hello and welcome aboard!
    I think you need to learn more about English conjunctions in more detail. For this reason, please study this page on English conjunctions, and pay attention to their functions and examples:

    English Conjunctions

    خیلی خوبه دایانا جان که داری فارسی نوشتن رو تمرین می کنی. چه سوال خوبی پرسیدی! آفرین بر تو! توی کلاس فارسی درباره سوالت، صحبت می کنیم.

    باید به این شکل بنویسی:

    شما ترجیح می دهید که توی هوای خیلی خیلی سرد باشین یا تو هوای خیلی خیلی گرم باشین؟

    in reply to: Farhang Hooshmand Portfolio Assessment #103675

    Hello and welcome to the beginning of your portfolio assessment journey.
    For the next session, please study this short story and watch the embedded video or podcast of the story at the bottom of the lesson:

    The Lion The Wolf and the Fox – Aesop’s Fable

    Furthermore, please study this reading material on the benefits of doing physical exercise:

    Physical Exercise Benefits – Reading Practice


    Please write an IELTS essay on the topic of obesity on this page:

    IELTS Essay on Obesity with Full Essay Model


    And last but not least, get involved in our round table activity found here:

    English Conversation Questions for Adults


    All the best of luck and joy in the upcoming week!

    in reply to: Will you Forgive Your Friends Unconditionally #103664

    I was amazed by your wisdom! I’m sorry about your unpleasant experience with your friend. Sometimes, I believe it’s almost impossible to get to know your friends thoroughly. However, we can use this famous proverb in English that reads “desperate times call for desperate measures”.
    About the second question, I totally agree with you on this point that forgiveness brings more peace of mind and tranquility.
    Considering the last question, I should say that when you fire one of your employees, it implies that you’ve not forgiven them. Conversely, this is a very severe type of punishment which of course must serve them right.

    Feedback:

    1. After ‘consider’, do not use ‘as’. As comes after ‘regard’.
    2. forgived –> forgave
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