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Hello, Shakti, welcome to the forums! This is what I'll suggest: take all your questions one by one, and post them either in the "vocabulary and idioms" or "general English grammar questions" section, so we can deal with each one. see you soon, then!

Su's post: I always wonder some thing in English grammar. For instance, the sentence: I drive him. 'I' is the subject. 'Him' is the object. Yet their position have told us this too. Is that means the English grammar is sort of double expressing? For if the sentences of: I him drive. drive I...

There are a LOT of such dilemmas, Alexanndra, but I have never seen a book devoted specifically to such, since they range throughout almost all of English grammar and vocabulary. On the other hand, most grammar books cover many of them in context. Take a look for a grammar book arranged in a...

In reply to the original query, it's possible to get rid of your accent by watching TV a lot. Try to mimic how they speak and sound in various English TV programs. If you work hard enough, you may get an authentic-sounding American accent in no time at all. But this may not work if your native...

I hope you know I am not trying to be critical .. I am trying to help you with english ... You have done very well for being self taught! Keep up the good work!! here is what you wrote with a few corrections: Ok. I have just joined this web site. This is my first thread in this section. I...

Maj's suggestion is fine. In addition, I suggest going back to basic English grammar. Even for native English speakers like me, the basics are worth learning (or revising). You seem to have a reasonable vocabulary, and you can get your point across, but there are structural problems in your...