By Grammar, Learning English

Hi Son, Thank you for your interest, it appears you do have a very good knowledge of the English language. As I said before I am TEFL and TEYL qualified, I was working at The European College in Tunisia teaching English as a Foreign Language to a wide range of students from Beginners Level to...

--à How To Learn English!? <---Here are some tips which may help you to master the English Language! Speak without Fear The biggest problem most people face in learning a new language is their own fear. They worry that they won't say things correctly or that they will look stupid so they...

But I have been learning English for seven years and I have never seen this type of uses ,,in all grammar books I have read there was no uses of "a lot of " in negative sentence is given in the grammar books . This was a strict rule " a lot of " is on ly used in affirmative sentences..

There are some mp3 related to grammar in E-mule. Check it out!! If you look for Princeton Grammar Smart English you will find 4 files containing half an hour each about two people explaining the grammar rules in an informal conversation. I like it very much, I know it is not exactly what you...

in addition, many thinks in my mind, seen it people in strong talkin' this is language,i'm loser in grammar, and put postion words, many people don't understand me, because my langauge in alies ...but i'm insisting writting here forever ....and insisting learning english ..well got very good...

Hi everybody, I'm Tidus. I live in England and I'm a native speaker of English. I hope I can help those who are learning English, and also re-learn some things myself that I've forgotten over the years where grammar is concerned. Any examples I offer of English usage will be UK English and I'm...

Anonymous wrote: Exclusive wrote: --à How To Learn English!? <---Here are some tips which may help you to master the English Language! Speak without Fear The biggest problem most people face in learning a new language is their own fear. They worry that they won't say things correctly or...

Yoong Liat wrote: 1. She walks as though she is drunk. 2. She walks as though she was drunk. 3. She walks as though she were drunk. What is the difference between the three sentences? I believe #2 and #3 have the same meaning. This website may be helpful in answering your...

As for me the biggest obstacles in learning English are mainly the other languages that I speak, I mix them up aaaall the time. Especially French is very unhealthy to my English grammar;-) because a lot of words are written the same way and others are not, such as endings like -ance, ence etc....