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?

Alex: Here's a bit more explaination on Mr. M's valour Your speaking German is cute. Speaking is a gerund, and the subject (singular) in the sentence. Your can be interpreted as either the subject of the gerund, or the possessive

Hello, I'm from Costa Rica, and I would like to be your friend, I'm Electronic Engineer, and I love speaking English.

Hi, Can you please make your question clearer? Did you mean to ask a question or were you just making a statement? Hi. My question was about satisfaction or disatifaction with the accent one has when speaking English.

Thanks for the help. This question was actually from one of the english tests i took for practice. I just got confused with the right answer provided. My answer was WAGES which I corrected to YOUR WAGES. God bless everyone who posted their

I've always thought that I knew exactly what the distinction is between 'what' and 'which' until a couple of days ago when I came across a classroom situation which completely confused me. It was a conversation in an EFL

I also have a problem of speaking english,especially in front of people.

Hi Judith, welcome to the Forums. We can help you with your grammar and writing in the forums. If you do not write correctly, you will not speak correctly either. If you write dialogs, such as an interview with an interviewer, we can help you to

People who are learning English want to improve their skills by speaking English with me.

. 1: "I cast my net and caught 3 fish at the same time." 2: "Sit on the back seat of the bike and I'll drive . " 3: " I don't have a big vocabulary. I might get stuck while speaking English." 4: "Can you