chris i'm glad to hear ur words can i get ur email address? i want to know u and practise my conversational english maybe we can talk on msn or something else please reply me <email address removed by mod.>

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CalifJim wrote: Very sorry, qingqing! You cannot say "I like here". You can say "I like this place". Or you can say "I like everything here". But you cannot say "I like here". CJ How so? If you can say "I prefer here", why not "I like here".

Well actually this is a very good question. It makes a tremendous amount of difference what your mother tongue is when it comes to your ability to pick up English, especially conversational English. For natives of the Far East

Hello EnglishForum, I am a 40 years old Asian and have adequate knolwedge in English grammar and writing.However, when it comes to conversation, I have a tough time to pull the words from my mind ,and most of the time I take few seconds to pull

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Hello Khai Minh, 1-- Getting to know formal from informal vocabulary requires considerable reading experience, but one basic guideline is to avoid slang (of course) and phrasal verbs ( pick up, go over, make out ) in favour of their formal

Medusa171 wrote: Hello, my name is Michelle, and I am a 17 year-old girl from the United States. I am a native English speaker, and have always wanted to help someone improve their English. I can help with most things, from grammar and spelling,

Hi Pieter, I could really uses your 40 topics. I've just started teaching an adult student in conversational English and I'm looking for some interesting lessons for him. Many thanks, Mike

My friends and I are taking the Grammar course, and we'll have a lesson tomorrow. I say, "I have to go now. See you tomorrow in Grammar." ( I'll see is understood in conversational English, just as in the course is understood in 'have a lesson