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Hurt is most common My spine hurts my leg hurts Ache is OK too to describe a dull throbbing continuous kind of hurting my head aches my tooth aches my muscles ache Don t use me after ache Pain is a very old fashioned synonym as a verb for hurt It is not used anymore in standard English US except...

Hi Everybody OK so the newest member couldn t wait to post something himself I don t have much to contribute on the tips for teaching front so I ll post a link to a site I found a few weeks ago http esolworldnews wordpress com It s not complicated just a bunch of news stories from different...

Nona and Lakshwadeep Thank you both for listening Regarding the regional variation that Nona mentions this is in fact what I m ultimately hoping for i e that native English speakers will react to my speech as if it was just a dialect with which they happen to be unfamiliar That s one of the...

Well Shakespeare did not use the correct English of his day He invented thousands of new words and phrases made creative use of regional dialects and even introduced new grammatical constructions But I think he over achieved his intended effect to entertain his contemporaries as well as many...

I think it is India because you have to learn about how to write with the different of letter and try to speak with the dialect

Good day Hi there i just would like to know if Lingustics can be used as a tool for everyday s conversations public speaking and many more how does it benefit us and what are its effects to us Thankyou I just would like to sahre something i ve read about linguistics its history and unique...

Hi I ve highlighted what is correct Clive My English teacher contends that the pronunciation of syrup must be sairup as in cyprus and that sirup as in sir is wrong However I haven t heard of that and I cannot seem to find any reasonable reason why Is sairup correct Is it some kind of dialect My...

Hello I would like some advice from all My English teacher contends that the pronunciation of syrup must be sairup as in cyprus and that sirup as in sir is wrong However I haven t heard of that and I cannot seem to find any reasonable reason why Is sairup correct Is it some kind of dialect My...

I wouldn t necessarily recommend someone learning English to learn a regional accent at all not even south eastern or estuary English and that s not because I am from Newcastle and biased although I am from Newcastle People from different UK regions use different accents and dialects and while...

quote user Kooyeen Could somebody tell me more about that as a side note here without going completely off topic quote Well totally here looks and sounds as if it functions as an adjective which gives it its little synaptic frisson but I think it can be seen as qualifying an implicit verb e g We...