wrote on 14 Apr 2005: I tried to find a list of common american english slang on the internet, but I couldn't find one is useful. I am a non-native speaker, and I want to learn more on conversational english, please give me some good pointers.

I tried to find a list of common american english slang on the internet, but I couldn't find one is useful. I am a non-native speaker, and I want to learn more on conversational english, please give me some good pointers. please advise. thanks!!

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Thank you for your comments, Vince. I share the same thought as you. I came across someone using past tense like the example as follows and I wonder if it's grammatical. A: 1 + 1 = 11 B: You *were* wrong. If anyone thinks

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Hello, My name is Michael and I am a week away from embarking overseas to teach English in China (Taizhou City) for a year. This is a whole new beginning for me, and I am a little more nervous than expected. I have never taught before and was

This is conversational English, Taeik, and as such contains a sentence fragment and loose punctuation: 'Oh, this headache - do you have any aspirin?' = 'Oh, this headache (is terrible/painful/excruciating)! Do you have any aspirin?'

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