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Well ZainAmin, if you are truly here to help people, then this is admirable. My suspicions were aroused because your own use of English is faulty. You may be a teacher in the UK but that doesn't say much for teachers there because every post on this thread has had at least one error in it. 1. Whether your male or female 2. Oh Yes. 3. To people, who have left me with their MSN IDs 4. chance to sit on PC at home 5.
The answer to your question is: I would say the first sentence is the right one: Yesterday, I fell of my Bicycle. (and this was directly answering someone's query!) 6. My advise would be to communicate 7.English Fictions Books It's great if you are doing what you say you are doing but it really isn't helpful to these new English speakers to make mistakes in your answers to them. Sure, we all make typos but you have consistently shown that you don't have a real grasp of the language yet. People who learn from you will, in some cases, be learning improper English. What's the sense in that? What's wrong with this picture? If you don't recognize that phrase then you are an English student yourself. I've been on Ebaby a long time and I've seen many newcomers bounce in with offers to help but there has always been a catch. While your offer may be quite legitimate, I still feel that there is something behind it. Perhaps it has something to do with volunteer hours or this is for some assignment in your 'school'. I also find it curious that your 'work' doesn't allow you to use msn but it seems they are fine with Facebook. Then you say you are a teacher, then you say you are off to school, then you say your work etc. There are many people who try to take advantage of others on this site. It happens all the time. Part of what I do here, aside from helping people with English, is to look out for Ebaby members who might be tricked into something that would harm them. Right now it looks like they might be learning bad English from you but there is always the possibility that something is 'rotten in Denmark'.
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