Hi Clive So it's not possible to say why the writer mentions this whole population here? It's a longer passage. But I don't think it will make it clearer: After 6,000 years of conquest and colonisation, the

Hi Around half of the world’s population speak Indo-European languages alone. And if you add to this the populations of the other Saharasian peoples – close to half a billion Semitic Arabic and Jewish peoples, one and a half billion

Hi everyone, I'm Candy from Taiwan. I'm studying Linguistics. I've been learning English for over 12 years. I want to find friends who can practice writing or speaking in Enlish with me online. Learning English is always interesting

I've been away from this forum for a while, and meantime I've enrolled for a five-year (gulp!) degree in English (which includes grammar, literature, linguistics, and so on) at a distance university. Right now I'm starting to delve

The point is, they had it handled , and most likely they found s ome sort of self-satisfaction in their industriousness. ... had it handled sounds like the distant past. I think you would naturally like to mention how they most likely feel

Interesting. Because I would never have guessed it, even if I had known what Dresden china was. Phonemically speaking, it just sounds like "cheating me with jest in China" to me.

We use the most when we are talking about the largest amount of something. The most people live in China. We use most when we don't imply any comparisons and we are talking about something which is typical and in overwhelming majority. Most

I'm a university student in China,so I can only give some of my feelings instand of serious opinions. I think the situation in my contry has few differences,many students can't speak English fluently after they graduated from high

Native English Instructor Position Description 12steps English is looking for Native English teachers (American, Canadian, British, Australian, New Zealander, and South African are preferred) to teach English in Guangzhou, China. Applicants must

IS speaking good English a bit of headache for you? But Huang Qing, 13, and Gu Lishi, 15, feel that studying it can be as much fun as singing and watching videos. The sixth "21st Century Scholastic Cup" National High School English