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Re: Please check my essay for the IELTS preparation

Hi Julie Thanks for your reply. Information regarding the IELTS : (if the forum rules do not allow such posts, I am asking any moderator to erase it, Thanks) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The IELTS (International...

ESL Essay, Writing World by sherif_fam 3 yr 303 days ago Essays Grammar Spelling Regards Vocabulary IELTS TOEFL Sentence structures Vowels
Simple spelling rules

Simple Spelling Rules: I searched the Internet for "Spelling Rules", and came out with the followings, which I thought to share with you: P.S. I would appreciate if any moderator could check these rules, and decides if they are worth to be published, or to be erased from the forum. 1. Whenever...

ESL Essay, Writing World by sherif_fam 3 yr 308 days ago Spelling Regards Verbs Vowels
Re: Have a question about British accent.

There is definately an upstate NY accent. The vowels in the middle of some words are either changed or pronounced as dipthongs. Ill put the normal spelling of some words followed by the upstate NY pronunciation.. and then the north jersey pronunciation (where im from) which is fairly neutral...

Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences. by xam0 4 yr 28 days ago Accents Pronunciation British accent Spelling Vowels
Re: Spelling

eighth (4), offspring (5), hamstring (4). And have a look at "hymn". It has a vowel sound, that's true; but there are no vowels in the spelling.

ESL General English Grammar Questions by miriam 4 yr 114 days ago Spelling Vowels
How do I make syllable break in a word???

Hi all Ok, today's question is.. do you (as a native English speaker) make distinction between syllables when you speak a word? You know.. like.. first syllable, then second one and so on. How do you know where one syllable starts and ends? What I mean by that is... do you make conscious,...

English Audio: Speech and Pronunciation by theplanb 4 yr 131 days ago Vowels Accents Glottals Spelling
Re: I am or I an

Hi FishWish The grammar rule for indefinite articles usage is: We use A before a consonant-sound. We use AN before a vowel-sound. The difference depends on the sound of the vowels and consonants, not the spelling! honest begins with an H, but it is not said, so "I am an honest man" is the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by learner 4 yr 148 days ago Articles Grammar Universities Spelling Indefinite articles Definite articles Vowels Consonants

Re: English is a crazy language

>>I've never fully appreciated the noun gender rules. Is it a case of when you are young you have to study the gender of each noun (das haus = neutral noun) or are there patterns that you follow? No, unfortunately there are no rules - at least not for the "simple" words. There are some memory...

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pemmican 4 yr 192 days ago

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