Hi Openmind, You wrote: Hi EU, where and how did you pick up the expression to speak a language natively ? Also, why are you interested in knowing whether or not you might be able to "sound" like a native speaker? I mean, what kind of

Here's one more idea. You said you are in the US. If you live near a public library that supports the Adult Literacy Program , there may be a tutor available to help you practice your English. Despite the name of the program, tutors tend to work

Hi Openmind, It depends on where the student resides whether they will 'have access' to native speakers or not. If you move to England, for instance, you will have access to native speakers. Many English people correct foreigners when they make

Rabbia wrote: hello i m rabbia from pkakistan can u help me in learning english Yes, there are plenty of people here who can help you with your English. Feel free to post questions at any time.

hello i m rabbia from pkakistan can u help me in learning english

Kitkattail: "Hitchhiker: Yes, but that line of reasoning breaks down when you get to the verb "to be." People's ears will tell them that it is correct to say, "It is me," and so they will then also say, "It is Theodore and me." But since they

MrPedantic wrote: Would contributors on both sides of the question please remember that this is a forum for learning English, not for posting hate-mail. Try to leave the abuse and propaganda behind, when you next log on. MrP sorry MrP but did

Patricklui wrote: Hello I am new to here. My mother tongue is Cantonese and I like to polish my English. It's known that English has two different versions : spoken and written. I have been learning English since I was a child and my

Hi shahriar and languagelover, i'm just new in this forum. Not really here for the language lessldons, although it is interesting to find a place to chat where ppl share their opinions and feelings and friendships for learning english. was just

www.ourchatterbox.co.uk This site provides conversation starter questions from a wide range of topics suitable for anyone. The Chatterbox is also ideal as a source of conversation starter ideas for anyone learning English as a second language.