Well HELLO there!
I'm back and this time
I'm going to introduce you to NORMAN.
He is an advanced student and he is the winner of
I'm going to introduce you to NORMAN.
He is an advanced student and he is the winner of
the 'Enter and Win Your Dictionary' contest.
This past fall, the contest was open to all students
from every level of English.
This past fall, the contest was open to all students
from every level of English.
The subject of the entry was a written text
in which each student had to tell
the Committee (formed for the occasion)
why HE or SHE should be the student
to win their Longman learner's dictionary.
They also had to promote this very handy learning tool
in which each student had to tell
the Committee (formed for the occasion)
why HE or SHE should be the student
to win their Longman learner's dictionary.
They also had to promote this very handy learning tool
as their NEW 'English' BEST FRIEND.
The winner would win their dictionary (35$) and
their text would be published on my blog.
Well here it is finally!
THE WINNER’S ENTRY LETTER
THE WINNER’S ENTRY LETTER
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Dear
committee members,
There
could be many reasons to enter this contest to win my Longman dictionary. It
could be because this book is so thick that I could step on it to grab
something too high and out of reach. It’s
so heavy that I can put it on the bottom of the door to keep it open. Or use
it as a weapon in case of a sudden attack or to even knock someone out.
Maybe
I could use it as a dumbbell to develop my muscles. Put
it on my desk as a paperweight. Use
it on my little granddaughter’s chair to lift her up when she’s eating with us.
I
could use my Longman for all those reasons and many others but I won’t… I’d
rather use my Longman for the inside of it.
Zilch, awry, havoc, ravenous, nurture, eavesdrop… These words have something in common: I didn’t know of their existence before I randomly selected them in my dictionary. Of course, it’s good to learn new words but it’s even better to know the meaning of them. My Longman will handle it. It will give me the first meaning of the word and even more.
Zilch, awry, havoc, ravenous, nurture, eavesdrop… These words have something in common: I didn’t know of their existence before I randomly selected them in my dictionary. Of course, it’s good to learn new words but it’s even better to know the meaning of them. My Longman will handle it. It will give me the first meaning of the word and even more.
I
certainly have a lot to learn about the English language. Therefore, from now
on, this book will be my friend. Till I speak
fluent English and even after, the Longman dictionary will always help me to
get the right words. And maybe sometimes, I’ll use it as a paperweight.
~ William
Shakespeak
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CONGRATULATIONS to you!!
Your touch of humour was certainly
a winning factor!!!
Looking forward to reading more from you.
SUZANNE
NOTE: I would like to THANK YOU Lynn and Marilou
for helping me to select this winning entry and
taking the time to read all the 30 entries.