Hello philip , for number 1 which is it ? Act as if you’re looking for your words and put a french touch to/on your accent. does it sound natural? Would you say it the way mister micawber said it? Thanks

Could someone correct my corrections? thanks 1 Act as if you’re looking for your words and put a french touch to/on your accent. She'll love it. Don't know 2 What’s the height minimum/minmimum height you have to be to become a model.

I guess anyone can almost immediately tell that Clive is a native speaker while I am not, without even listening to the end of the voice recordings. Why is this so? Specifically, these are the "Asian speaker" giveaways: stu dents, labora

Thanks very much for the feedback. Yes, British. That's how I was taught. But I'm a bit surprised. I thought you would say I have an Asian accent. Maybe because it's just a list of words. I'll find something else to record, like a

You are writing it correctly. Italicise foreign words in English text. Include any accents. MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing 2009, pages 84 and 100.

Hi everybody, First, my apologies for not answering before (apologizing seems to be a habit with me the moment I write in this forum! Big Smile" src="http://www.englishforums.com/emoticons/emotion-2.gif"

I believe we write the school subjects in lower case . E.g.: I study g eography and m ath on Mondays and Fridays. I study h istory and s cience on Wednesdays. Correct. You may sometimes see people capitalising these words, but

Hi Ellisa, I'm not sure I agree with your use of the word "fluent" here, which seems to imply only the accent/pronuciation. There are native speakers who don't speak fluently, even though their pronunication is fine,

Hi Jeeza The first question you mut ask yourself is whether you want to speak British English or American English. I'm not a big fan of Hollywood, so I'll presume that you'd like to speak like an Englishman from what we term the

For a simple accent, as would be found in resume, when using MS Office and a few other programs you can also press Ctrl + ' + the desired letter.