>> I got what you meant MrP ... When i make a conversation , i use them (um, er..etc) involuntary. For example if we were talking face to face , i would say 'i use them ,umm,invotuntary.' . Because i would think to find a fit word... In

I got what you meant MrP ... When i make a conversation , i use them (um, er..etc) involuntary. For example if we were talking face to face , i would say 'i use them ,umm,invotuntary.' . Because i would think to find a fit word... In my opinion

Oh yes, use "and stuff" all the time. Use it for "etc.", or when you can't think of anything else to say, e.g. _____ ESL student: "So, how was your weekend, MrP?" MrP: "It was, um, ok." ESL student: "And did you do anything

Thank you for your advices and helping me to fix my mistakes MrP... MrPedantic wrote: And say "er" and "um" and "right?" a lot. And 'er' ,'um' ,stuff (i think i should not use stuff to be kind...)... Why are they important for

Ville_maddengurl wrote: i want to give American accent up and learn English accent to talk more intelligible...is it OK now, MrP ..? I'm sorry, VM, you're going to have to speak much more slowly. In fragments. Without verbs. And say

So whassup? lol that was good! Kooyeen wrote: So the simplest is probably the one you use everyday or hear most of the time. That's a good point! I hate American English but people around me are using it enduringly... Normally ,i think it's

Ville_maddengurl wrote: i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one ! You'll never succeed, American English will chase you and will catch ya! It's everywhere, you can't run away, you can't

i want to give American accent up and learn English accent to talk more intelligible...is it OK now, MrP ..?

Ville_maddengurl wrote: i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one ! I'm sorry, VM, I didn't quite catch that. Could you say it again, please?

i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one !