From: "alexander koryagin" <koryagin@erec.ru>

Hi, Ardith Hinton!
I read your message from 02.04.2014 23:56

 DM>> My name is Denis.  I'm Russian student and I want  to  improve  my
 DM>> English skills.  I can help  with  Russian  and  I'm  looking  for
 DM>> someone who help me with English.  If  you  or  your  friends  are
 DM>> intrested in it, let me know!

 AH> I replied to this message on March 22nd.

 AH> I'm not sure if you've received my reply or understood what I  said
 AH> when you don't answer directly.

 AH> I see three errors above. Would you like someone to correct them?

   I would suggest to Denis to be more active in this echoarea.  It is a
nice place to practice his English.  He should write as much as he could
and even more . He should provoke discussions;  he should ask anything
he doesn't understand.

   If a person studies to speak English, he should be never be afraid to
make errors,  and he should be happy when people point out where he  was
wrong or inaccurate.  Of course,  he needs to  buy  an  English  Grammar
textbook and read it.

   I strongly believe,  that his textbook should be in Russian.  Only  a
Russian author can understand what is especially difficult for a Russian
person. 

As for checking Denis' message:
-----Beginning of the citation-----
   My name is Denis.  I'm Russian student  and  I  want  to  improve  my
English skills.  I can help with Russian and I'm looking for someone who
help me with English.
   If you or your friends are interested in it, let me know!
-----The end of the citation-----

I would write it in the following way:
   My name is Denis.  I'm a Russian student,  and I want to  improve  my
English skills.  I'm looking for someone who will help me with  learning
English, and I can help him learn Russian.

PS: I believe, there is no need for "to + infinitive" after the verb "help"?

Bye, Ardith!
Alexander Koryagin
fido7.english-tutor 2014 



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