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Thanks for the props paco! I know the use of the articles is one of the most difficult aspect of learning English. That and the idioms. I know through personal experience since I am a Korean-American and I've been living in the U.S. since I was 13 years old. And let me just say that was a...

hi Denis!! very nice to know .Well i'm an African but i come from cameroon and my first language is french.i'm very keen in learning english so it would be so nice to have a help directky from an english teacher.Furthermore,learning idioms is a not a piece of cake even though i like using them...

hello Mihelle! I'm over the moon knowing that you are a native speaker.I'm from cameroon and my first language is french.Geatting started learning a language is not a piece of cake but at the time you are immersed even if you are in an area where english is not the first language i think we can...

Hi mcc, Have a look through some of the threads, and explore the site. You'll find a lot of information in the Frequently asked questions pages. if you have particular questions, post them on the correct page (e.g. Vocabulary and Idioms, etc). There are also the chat pages where you may find a...

Hi JTT, Googled: If I was - 3.4 million hits versus If I were - 4.43 million hits argumenting with "Google stats" is a questionable tactic. All over the world people with EFL create web sites in English. Therefore Google stats are tainted with incorrect use of the English language. Also it's...

The reason why I choose Hence, you can post in the most appropriate area and have someone see and respond to your post. With the posts properly segmented, you and other don't need to waste time searching. I believe it is difficult to evaluate a web site by its appearance. Personally, I would...

this is a piece of paper about English Teaching & Learning via Internet I am not sure all the sentences are right, if you find something wrong in the grammar, help me correct them.thank you very much The reason why I choose is that English Forums is the most useful website on the Internet in...

Hi, Yes, the "done" examples are difficult. "Done" sometimes functions as a past participle of do. There is the idiom of "have done", which can mean completed or finished. I think "What did you have done?" is a complicated structure for those learning English. For those of us whose first...

First of all, let me point out a slight exception to my earlier answer. Sometimes in casual English the noun may be left out if it's obvious from the context. For instance, if we work in a shop and I say to you, "That guy is a regular." In that case regular=regular customer. Occasionally the...