Kobiaf, my English started to improve when I started to study it for real. So, first step, you have to study: grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary (words and common BLOCKED EXPRESSION. It will be boring sometimes, and it'll be frustrating, but

friend, i agree with you point by point and i believe there has been some miscommunication between us. I explictly stated that the simpler word should be used instead of the more complex one. "Many of those 500,000 words would not be understood by

sorry to revive this discussion if it has already been past expiration, but i think not nearly enough has been discussed about this subject. I must warn anyone i usually have an indirect and evasive way of writing or speaking, so please forgive me

I find this piece is very difficult to read, and for most part are unable to follow your reasoning due to poor grammar, word choice and sentence structure. I will only point out your mistakes since this is your thesis. Yrmacita wrote:

Dear friend, this discussion needs your help, the topic is very interesting and easy to understand. I consider you will be glad to read it,and simultaneously you are helping me to submit my thesis, which deadline is soon. Please help me! The

WRITING IN English is not easy really! , from the beginning to the end , like the writing in any other language , you should be friendly with vocabulary and expressions , as a small writer in my mother language I know something very important ,

Hi Peter, if you know English well, you should easily understand when they talk. If you don't understand, that means there's something wrong with your English. I have trouble understanding too, but I realized that's because my English is not

AVim wrote: > All the sentences are correct. No. 3 is ambiguous. Hi Breeze, do you implied that's the problem of English Language? Hi AVim All languages that I know of are somewhat inexact and ambiguous. English is more inexact than many

Englishuser wrote: Hi Cool Breeze, You wrote: Yes, I agree, but a native speaker's command of his language is usually superior to that of those who have not lived in total immersion. It is practically impossible to master a language if

Hi, I was looking at the Vocabulary and Idioms section of this forum and I think I came upon a post that asked if the following expression is OK and to that Marius answered, "I'd say, 'glorous times of exploration and adventure.'" My position