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foreign languages to comunicate we are able to communicate in English if we know 1000 words

It's true....but it's improve ur spelling....for improve english talking is best way.

To tell you the truth, I've never heard any foreigner (unless they learned English when they were very young, or had lived in an English speaking country for at least a decade, and had extensive, and personalized accent coaching) ever be able to pull off either an American or British accent....

Hi!Could somebody help me with my motivation letter (gramatics, spelling and content)? I want to apply for a Crepuq scholarship in order to study the next year in Montreal in a english university.I appreciate a lot any help. Thanks you.This is the present version of the letter: Dear Sir or...

Nona The Brit wrote:Yes they are different. Putting accent to one side, there are differences in vocabulary, spelling and grammar. Of course we can understand each other and any differences in vocab can sometimes lead to a humorous situation, but they are different. Yes ,Vocabulary sometimes I...

Yes they are different. Putting accent to one side, there are differences in vocabulary, spelling and grammar. Of course we can understand each other and any differences in vocab can sometimes lead to a humorous situation, but they are different.

If First Level is for very early beginners, then New Words might work better for them. Also help your students and keep a close eye on your own spelling: which for witch, and title for tittle.Good luck.

Englishuser wrote: A non-native speaker who has immersed himself or herself with highbrow literature written in a foreign language could very well have a more vivid vocabulary and a better knowledge of the grammar of the language than the average native speaker. At least as far as the 'standard...

Here is a link to a short article about a scientist who has analysed language use on the internet. http://www.cnet.com.au/software/internet/0,239029524,339271420,00.htm. As part of this, he believes that he can often tell where the writer originates. An excerpt: "By analysing text, Dr Krawetz...

1. much more ... All would work. 2. If it's too much trouble, please ... 3. OK 4. OK - vocabulary can be regarded as adjectival. the meaning of new vocabulary items. 5. OK - Normally we avoid the word gay unless it means homosexual. 6. schools (spelling) - OK 7. OK CJ