In response to Re: Save yourself from HELL!!!!= STAY AWAY from Shane English Schools (AILE), Dongying, Shandong !!! (Wiil Moore)

If you're going to rail on a native English speaker about something in English, the least you could've done was spared the individual the facepalm reaction of trudging through this response. The only reason I say that is because I get the feeling this school, like many others in China, "prides" itself in have a Chinese staff that "speaks excellent English."

Sit down. You speak with the grace of a boulder.

I'm sure if this were another other forum, your response would be in 2 or 3 different fonts from all the cutting and pasting you've done. Your total disregard for consistent English verb tenses, English sentence syntax and mechanics reeks of Chinglish.

You might want to go get that checked out.

(By the way, one thing, if you will, as my teacher instincts have been tingling...)

"you were dishonored discharged by the school"

(Why didn't you consult a native English speaker before embarrassing yourself in an ESL teacher forum? Online translator any?) What you're wanting to use is "dishonorable discharge." This is a noun clause more commonly used in military affairs and cannot function as a verb unless one were to be "dishonorably discharged." Even in such case, the following preposition would be "from," not "by". Otherwise, the meaning would convey that the school was dishonorable in discharging whomever. Hmm...