Dear Fumi,
Thank you for > The first message sent on > Date: 15 May 98 15:49:40.
Every week I will send your message back to you. The lines with words
you wrote will have ">" at the beginning of the line. Lines with my
words will not have ">" at the beginning.
I will also make comments on what you tell me each week. I will try to
keep my comments short!
Each week we will send a new lesson. The lessons are usually about
accounting in the U.S. However, this week the lesson is about
technology. I use Netscape Navigator as my Internet browser. I use
Word97 to type documents. This message has two attachments. The
attachments are identical. One is sent as a Word97 file. The other is
sent as plain text. Please tell me if you were able to open the
attachments. If yes, please answer the questions. If you can open both
attachments, please answer only one set of questions.
> Dear Dr. M. Susan Stiner,
>
> Hello, my name is Fuminori Iwasaki and I'm in my 3rd
> year at Chuo Gakuin University. Please call me Fumi.
> I've been learning English for years and I sometimes
> read English materials but I'm not used to speaking
> and writing English. So I'm very excited about learning
> English and accounting theory.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Fuminori Iwasaki.
Fumi, your English is great! How old were you when you started to study
English? Do you plan to use English in your job when you graduate from
Chuo Gakuin? How many other languages do you know?
As you mentioned, speaking and writing a language are different from
reading it. I can't help on the spoken word (I don't have streaming
audio!), but I can give you practice in writing English.
--
Dr S. Stiner
m1word97.doc
Name: m1word97.doc
Type: Winword ﾌｧｲﾙ (application/msword)
Encoding: base64
This is an attachment to the first message. Please tell me in your next message:
1. That you were able to open and read this plain text attachment.
2. What Internet browser do you use?
3. What word processing software do you use for
a. English documents?
b. Japanese documents?