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Hi, Here are some comments. I was happy to get your questions, please write again if I can help you in any way, OK? I would like to know if people in Canada use the present perfect tense and the present perfect progressive tense differently than the Americans. Are Canadians following the...

Hello everybody, I would like to know if people in Canada use the present perfect tense and the present perfect progressive tense differently than the Americans. Are Canadians following the British style instead of following the American style? From Raymond Murphy’s "Grammar...

Hi Guys Please tell me about that what is an easy method of training people to speak english in North American Accent. I got No Idea and Iam Going to take the Class. Please help me .give me some easy techniques Capt.Ehsen

Hi BV AmE = American English Br.E = British English GB = Great Britain. The British and Americans both speak English, but words sometimes mean different things. e.g. the Americans use the word "fanny" as a slang word for what in Br.E is called "backside" or "bum" (i.e. buttocks"). In...

Is not that funny? Most Europeans speak two or three languages... but gringos just speak english! Only english. American english.

. . . it's easier for a foreigner to pronounce American English. Actually, I've heard the opposite from native Japanese speakers of English. Preference is a mighty contender, and environment (e.g., Media) has a great deal to do with preference. So, it really depends on who you ask and what...

I agree with your whole post. It only makes since for someone from a country near England (who doesnt speak english) to learn british-english, for locational purposes. So with North America(maybe South) those who dont speak english will learn american-english, for locational purposes. After all...

No, you're way off. "Zbig", as his buddies like to call him, has a very thick foreign accent. He does speak English very well and fluently, as an academic-type would. I suppose you could say he speaks elevated American English with a thick foreign accent. Which Rockefeller --...