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IvonneViovy wrote: Hello! That is a great forum! I am preparing myself for an application (one has to speak German, Spanish and English) My Spanish is very good..because it is my mother tongue, my German is good because I have been living here for almost 10 years now... and unfortunately my...

Hello! That is a great forum! I am preparing myself for an application (one has to speak German, Spanish and English) My Spanish is very good..because it is my mother tongue, my German is good because I have been living here for almost 10 years now... and unfortunately my English is not good.....

Hi, In 'Longman English Grammar' section 2.10.2, it talks about compound nouns relating to locations. It says, the first part of the noun refers to location and the second part refers to the thing in this location. (As I am reading a translated version of this book, I can't figure out what's the...

(a) All of the dinosaurs were not dangerous.Translation: None of the dinosaurs were dangerous.(b) Not all of the dinosaurs were dangerous.Translation: Some of the dinosaurs were dangerous."All ... were not ..." = none."Not all" = some.

An example would be, 'The regulation included monthly and hourly rates, daily rates having been omitted.' The five-word phrase at the end of this sentence comprises a participle with its own subject or nominative. I forget why it is called 'absolute'. The only book I know that mentions the...

You need translate softwere or what? If you need translate softwere,there is a'translation',but it is chinese...but it is also can translate other language. and u also can search in google. http://www.t1333.com/download/translation.exe

I just copied the lyric from a Turkish songs' lyrics page.I know the song well. One of my favorites.The word is sayılmasam, not sayılmazsam.I don't want to get involved in a Turkish grammer question, because this is a English grammar forum.But in case you are interested in, meaning of sayılmasam...

Hi - First, a moderator's note: You posted in General English Grammar, but this is more suitable for Writing World. However, because you posted anonymously, I didn't want to move it there without being able to tell you this. Are you looking to have someone review this for grammar, etc? Or did...

ok.. I would just like to clarify something - I do in fact make my students aware that zero is commonly pronounced as the letter 'O'. I teach to German people, most of whom are already aware of this due to years of English courses in school, etc.. In German, the word for 'zero' is 'Null' and...

[ As a former ESL learner, I think my personal learning experience qualifies me to offer this perspective. I really don’t think majority of the foreign English learners learn their grammar through substandard grammar books. I think the difference is in the interpretation and teaching method of...