Pls help me out of this complicate GRAMMER

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Shabnam  #195896  Sun, 12 Feb 06 02:06 PM

Hi every1 I'm zara 18 years old girl from burma . I have problem learning GRAMMER , I've read and learned lots of book but I think I'm still not well improve , honestly I really want speak english fluently like others but I can't that grammer is killing me .So, Will u please suggest me what i have to do , and how i have to learn .

And also I didn't find these sentences (I don't know what to call those words or sentence) in Dictionary , but I found only in Computer Dic . Like " Get rid of " " As far as I'm concern " Right away "  .  I've got those words form flims and other interviews . And also I want to get others different words like those .

Please , help me

  
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Clive  #196148  Mon, 13 Feb 06 02:38 AM

Hello Zara,

It's hard to tell you briefly how to improve your English. You say that you are learning from books. Are these grammar books? It would be better to go also to a good grammar class. Perhaps you are doing that already? It's a good idea to read English books that are not grammar books. it helps to get English 'into your head'. If possible, it would be good for you to speak English with native speakers. Do you have any chance to do that?

Get rid of - If I throw something into the garbage, I get rid of it. If I get rid of something, it means I no longer have it.

As far as I'm concerned - As far as I'm concerned, it's OK. This means I think it's OK, but other people may have other opinions.

Right away  - I'll call him right away means I'll call him immediately.

Write again if you have any more questions, and we will try to help you. 

Best wishes, Clive

  
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Shabnam  #196165  Mon, 13 Feb 06 04:53 AM

Hi clive ,

Yes , I'm learning Grammer books . Bcoz I'm living in small town so here has no good grammer class . Could u pls tell me how important Grammer is ? If I'm not well in Grammer then I will not be able to speak English fluently ? Actually I know some basic of Grammer . But sometime it's too complicating Present , Present Continouous ....ect .....but I'm trying to learn as much as I can . But I'm difficult learning Past Tense .I can't help with that .

I never heard about native speakers . I have only PC ,with that any help can i get ? ok

Thanks very much clive , I've got  new words meanings

  
Clive  #196571  Tue, 14 Feb 06 05:43 AM

Hi again, Zara,

Grammar is important, but don't worry about it every day so much that it makes you unhappy. Just learn a little bit, everyday. The Past Tense is a good place to start, because we talk about the past a lot.

Why don't you try to write some past tense sentences, and post them here? Then we can help you with them.

Your friend, Clive

  
Shabnam  #197114  Wed, 15 Feb 06 04:16 PM

Yes Clive ,

This is my sentences

Tomy said he had bought a new care .

I went to the new cafe yesterday and I've drunk a nice coffee or I went to the new cafe yesterday and I had a nice coffee .

I met tom in morining and he was asking about the money u lent from him .

Rosy was asking u to go out with her to the station  . or Rosy was asking u to come with her to the station .

Tony went to the party that night and got car accident . Tony has gone to the party and had car accident .

Please correct my sentences Clive I've tried as much as I could .

  
Anonymous  #197158  Wed, 15 Feb 06 06:19 PM

My name is Janice I am 16 though. I know you mentioned that you are 18.....but I can help you.....I teach english to Korean missionarries. So my suggestion for you is to write a story(do not copy any other). I am American citizen and I can probaly help you with this. I have to inform you the only one who needs to learn english is you so if your willing to learn English then just keep postive....English is a hard language. Plus its going to take awhile....as long as you dont give up. I will send you speech's after you reply to my offer. Oh...plus I wont charge you...I am a volunteer. So dont worryBig Smile [:D].

                                                                Hope to here from you soon,

                                                                                       Janice

P.S. I think its very impressive that you looked up all and memorized those words.

P.S. when writting me try to do your best....I will teach you proper grammer.

  
Clive  #197269  Thu, 16 Feb 06 12:45 AM

Hi again,

Tomy said he had bought a new car . OK

I went to the new cafe yesterday and I've drunk a nice coffee No or I went to the new cafe yesterday and I had a nice coffee .Yes, very good.

I met Tom in the morning and he was asking about the money you borrowed from him .

Rosy was asking you to go out with her to the station  . or Rosy was asking u to come with her to the station . Both are OK

Tony went to the party that night and had a car accident . Tony has gone to the party and had car accident . No. Say it the first way.

Your past tense is not bad. You just have the wrong verb sometimes, eg 'have an accident, not 'get an accident'.

Do you want to try a few more sentences?

Clive

  
Mister Micawber  #197447  Thu, 16 Feb 06 11:29 AM

when writting me try to do your best....I will teach you proper grammer.

I hope you don't intend to teach spelling too, Janice.

  
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Shabnam  #197789  Fri, 17 Feb 06 06:39 AM

Dear Clive ,

 

I can’t use ‘had been’ nicely is that express past too ?

 

I don’t know right or worng but I’ve made these sentences

 

Is that – HAD BEEN +V3 ?

 

1.     Rosy had been rejected from school coz she was so naughty.

 

2.     I’ve been to KL for the vacation.

 

3.     Have u been to London? Or Have u ever been to London?

 

4.     I was been so silly to him. Or I have been so silly to him.

 

5.     I was been in comer for years .

 

 

  
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