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"To speak English" is very general. "To speak in English" tends to be used when you are referring to a situation where the person is to speak English, rather than any other language. For example, imagine there are three people in a room, A, B and C, all of whom speak English. A and B speak...

Hii! I m Neha Qureshi a girl from Pakistan.Actually i want 2 make sum freindz wid whom i can speak english fluently n who can teach me english very well n correct ma grammar mistakes...coz ma communication skill is not dat much gud so i want 2 improve it....plzz help me n wud like u 2 b ma...

Intriguing. I would agree that the adverbs in: 1. 'The sky is probably blue'; 2. 'The sky is sometimes blue' modify the whole sentence in each case. I would agree too that the adverb in: 3. 'The sky is fairly blue' can be regarded as part of 'Y', if 3 is regarded as 'X = Y'. But I would not...

Migo said: "No matter how good your grammar is you still won't be able to speak English properly unless you practice it with native speakers." I'm afraid that is not always true. I live in a Spanish-speaking country. I've studied English here and I became a teacher long before I spoke with a...