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Lesson 1: Basic Pronunciation The following will make you sound Southern to non-Southerners: Pin pen merger: Pronounce "pin" and "pen" both as pin Lesson II: Grammar

This is really badly off topic but I couldn't resist the temptation to comment on your correct observation. I understand very well that native speakers of English mispronounce foreign words because foreign languages are not studied much in English-speaking countries. Well, can you really blame...

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Ending a sentence in a preposition is quite acceptable in both written and spoken English these days. In very formal text, one would avoid it. Consider, however, the alternative. The formal wording of this sentence would have to be: You will recall that, in German, it is similar to the...