Nope, it doesn't. It's OK. Why do you think so? For example, an American told me that the following sentence was awkward but grammatically corect: I wish I had been speaking English since childhood.

I wish I had been speaking English from childhood. 1. Is this sentence grammatically correct? 2. It can be rephrased like this? I wish I had been speaking English from childhood. = If only I had been speaking English from childhood. = It is a pity

I want to find an english speaker to help me practising English speaking can i find someone have time for me to discuss about many topics

what are the acctivities to develop all the sub skills of speaking english Could you explain your question further please?

hello, how are you.....i love to speaking english .............i wish to speak very fast and correct speaking.plz could u tell me the good sites or others ur sites.....if u tell me i'm very appreciate for u...i don't know that i'm

IS speaking good English a bit of headache for you? But Huang Qing, 13, and Gu Lishi, 15, feel that studying it can be as much fun as singing and watching videos. The sixth "21st Century Scholastic Cup" National High School English

hi guy's , you tell me hoe to speak in english fastly????????? -- fateh singh -- (URL removed by mod)

hi, my name is Shikha... i can write in english, but i cnt speak in english. i love to and i want to speak in english but i m scared of.. because of this am loosing my confidence. nowadays i keep quite because evrybody here speak in english but

Hello, i want to upgrade may fluency in speaking english especially in pronounciation. I already read in an english medium school (UK english) and a little bit knowledge in understanding english; however, i want to study in fluency as well in

Hi everybody! Why don't you all practice by making a short recording of yourself speaking English? Post your recording here in the forum, and then we can give you some feedback. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it?