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Dear Sir, Please help to advise me how can improve my english speaking. i am poor in speaking english. Thanks,
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That changed with the arrival of wholesale fund ing , includ ing securitisation , and this reached £650bn in lending by 2007. funding is only marginally a gerund. I would consider it an ordinary noun in this sentence.
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ESL General English Grammar Questions
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cool breeze
317 days ago
Nouns, Gerunds, Determiners, Speaking English, Sentences, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Speaking, Chat, Friendships, Languages
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thanks everyone, hmm, but what about this one: When a person learns English as a second language, they are speaking English filtered through their first language. It's driving me mad :/ (or maybe: It drives me mad, generally) I have more and
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Hello, I am a Dental Hygienist with over 20 years experience in the Dental Industry. I work in private practice and also provide tutoring to International dentists preparing for the OET in Dentistry and planning on working in Australia. I am
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321 days ago
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I would agree that Slavonic languages are not easy. I am Czech and sometimes I think that punctuation in Czech is just rediculously complicated. Not many Czech people can right correctly!!! Grammar is equally tough even for natives. Speaking it is
ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum
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anonymous
334 days ago
Vocabulary, Punctuation, Speaking English, Writing, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Friendships, Speaking, Chat, Asia, Languages
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Hi. I was reading through some of the forums and it seems like a lot of people are looking for native English speakers to practice their English. I'm a native speaker who was born and raised in California, and would be happy to be a
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anonymous
345 days ago
Learning English, Learn English, Conversational English, American English, Speaking English, Speak English, Students, Conversational, Teaching Jobs, Languages, Relationships, Speaking, Chat, Teaching English, Friendships
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One day I hope to be speaking English as fast as I can speak Japanese. I hope I can speak English as fast as I can speak Japanese one day. I hope I will be able to speak English as fast as Japanese some day. Are they all correct and do they mean
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Thanks a lot, learninghelp. But it appears that the categories to learn are quite limited (quite basic). Do you know any kind of onlinelearning where members can talk to each other easily or discuss about issues of common interest. I really want
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Studio4learning.tv has tons of free, educational videos for ESL or native English speakers. It's a fun and easy way to improve your language skills.
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355 days ago
Learning English, English Vocabulary, Conversational English, Legal English, Learn Spanish, Business English, Using English, American English, English as a Second Language, TOEFL, Speaking English, Speak English, English Grammar
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Thanks Micawber. Yes, Mom = Mother. But how is that related to the idea of being typical of America. The phrase is "Sth as American as mom and apple pie" would only be said by Americans, not British, Australian, or any other person
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