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dear Suzi, I need your help with corrections and alterations to the following "This is one of those books intended to while away a monsoon or two, which if thrown with a good over arm action, will bring down a water buffalo to it’s knees. Though there is much skip-worthy, even I read part...

Hi Susan, Unfortunately there is no substitute for good grammar. Without good grammar, or reasonably good grammar, your sentences may take on a completely different meaning to the one you intended. If you do not like grammar books you could try learning 'parrot fashion', that is, listening...

1. Plural nouns not ending in 's' take both the apostrophe and the 's': "The children's toys." "The men's cars." 2. Nouns that take -s for the plural add only the apostrophe to indicate possession (this is called 'zero genitive'): "The boys' toys." "The dogs' tails." 3. The 'zero form'...

the quatation in partially correct and need modification

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I am not good in my English & I would like to download a free pronunciation software that will help me . By the way, how do I pronounce ''debutant" ? How to pronounce 'chic' ? Thanks a million!

Let me add one thing more. If any of the vowel sounds from the words mentioned above are made as "o" in dog or fog, they might be intended for some specific effects in specific situations. However, the standard pronunciation of the words remains intact. Sometimes, it may sound like "u" in...

Hi! Just want to ask how to pronounce these words: 'love' - pronunciation in dictionaries is But Americans pronounce 'O" Not cAm but cOm (come) Not Above but abOve (above) Not lAv but lOv (love) How to pronounce them properly?

Can anyone tell me the correct pronunciation of the word AUGUST? I mean the initial AU sound. I'm an EFL teacher and my kids think they hear both A and U in the word spoken on our class CD. I prefer to think it's an "O" sound, like in PAUL or in the AU in SANTA CLAUS: Who's right? or,...

I really want to learn standard english pronunciation ( I mean BE). Where can i download MP3s that both teach pronunciation suggest listening excercises? I highly appriciate your helps.