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Hey guys. This is my first message here and I just wanna tell that I'm glad to find these forums Well, I heard many times, watching movies or series in English, people say "glad I am" when I'm actually used to say "I'm glad".So, my question is when are supposed to...

As far as I know internet sites are the best source to learn English grammar because there is no one book in the world which covers entire topics of grammar as Internet sites do. Therefore I personally request you to learn grammar from internet and not depend on your grammar book. Please correct...

Lakshmi.guduru wrote: Hi All, Could you please tell me the best book to learn English grammar. Regards,Lakshmi Wow! Difficult question. I would suggest that you contact a bookstore near a college or university and see what is currently being used there. There are people here who are...

Milky wrote:Cool Breeze, is there any concrete evidence which shows that English was any more difficult to learn in the past than it is now?I don't think I can answer that question. There is only evidence that English grammar was more complicated in the past. What is easy for some may be...

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I took a summer job in England to learn English after I had graduated from school. My duties included serving drinks from the hotel pub to people who preferred to have their drinks in the lounges next to Reception. I had been there just a few days and was getting accustomed to many things that...

The reason English is so difficult is because it's such a mishmosh language. Like a bad school-cafeteria casserole, it's got bits and pieces derived from many different languages, both existing and dead. It's primarily German, French, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon, but there's some old...

HiI’ve been trying to learn English by listening and reading. But there are some sentences that I don’t understand. For example, “There’s not a girl in town who wouldn’t love to be in your shoes” and “The goes the baker with his tray like always”( two sentences of the cartoon film “Beauty and...

Kooyeen,How did you learn your mother tongue? Why do native speakers know what 'sounds right' and what doesn't? Do you understand how the 'input/output' principle works? Why do you think you can learn a second language any differently than you learned your native language? Do you have any idea...