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How To Learn English ? PART 2 Learning a language is mainly based upon self-struggle. Maybe the only thing to be done by the teachers on this subject is to advise a method. Because, in a sense, language cannot be taught but learned. So, it’s suitable that the students are shown ways to...

It's been a while since I've read a Harlequin, but from my memory, they do not use poor grammar so much as overly simplistic writing and not very original plots. I think as a way to learn English and read dialogue between speakers, it's a lot more fun than a lot of the books I read in "English"...

Rishonly wrote:What website you most frequently use to learn English, besides Englishforums.com? I just wanted to share some of the websites that will be very useful for students and teachers of English. Well, you are familiar with the last one, I believe. www.learningpage.com...

Hi, (1)Could you tell me the difference between the two words please? weapons Things to injure, eg a gun, a sword, a borken bottle, a chair, anything you can use to hurt someone. The term is also used figuratively. eg His strongest weapon is his sarcasm. arms As a separate word, usually used...

People when start to learn English don't understand that some expressions, depending on the context, can vary of meaning. Instead of answer in doubts, people, in this forum, can ask for further information about the context; but it can bring some difficults; sometimes the person is in a hurry for...

Hello CJIf you google limiting the search domain into Gutenberg (sites for e-books), you will find 12 sites for "had trouble in finding …" against 27 sites for "had trouble finding …". And OED gives a quote for both "have trouble in X-ing"(1898) and "have trouble in X-ing" (1967). These things...

Hello everyone, Let me introduce myself. My online name is Goodman, born in HK and immigrated to the US at 16. I started working in factories when I was13. My education background is not very glamorous because of family finance difficulty, but you can’t tell from reading or chatting with me. I...

Hiya June4ever In my opinion I would say that there is no significant difference. All I can say is that I would use "It's important for me...", when I want to: 1. make a stronger statement, i.e. I must/have to do it. "It's important for me to learn English." 2. make a comparitive...

Hello! Since I am a new user of this very helpful forum I want to introduce myself first. My name is Jake, 16, I am from Switzerland (mother language German). Right now I am, because of an exchange year, staying in the USA. I think this is a great possibility for me to learn English very well ....

Reporter wrote:i could not understand how one can think in other language. i am just trying to learn English.in this global world english is become a global language. can anybody help me to thinking in english Dear Reporter Actually, no-one thinks in any particular "language"! We all...