Hi Teacher; What is the difference between for and to ? grammatical difference and meaning difference ?? Thank You

I find your reactions, strange. I remember, when i used to learn english as a beginner, we had been told, that there's a little difference between movie & film or gift/present. like for ex. "movie" is used for another situation..

sorry for me to be a stupid. but could not understand the real difference between "dying embers" and just "embers" i'm a brazilian trying to learn english, but noone could teach me this.

Dear Friends, I am fresh here. I am so glad to find this professional English forum to learn English. There are so many kind people. Here I have a question, does the really and do two words can be used in one sentence? Do they have the same

I am interested in the culture & society in the Middle East.Could you tell me a bit? there is difference between the countries in culture in Middle East .. Is the gap between the rich & the poor wide or narrow? I think it's

hi If you can not find native speakers in your area, then try installing "sykpe". All you need is a head set with a microphone and to find some partners. I suggest trying forums to find people. Also speak with people you know want to learn

Clive wrote: many British people don't even think of themselves as part of Europe That's just slum prudery. The fact is they are part of Europe geographically and after several referenda, all with positive outcomes, the UK is a key player in

Its like the past and present tense eg I cryed and im crying this may not be right but im trying to learn English as i have come from greece so you probably shouldnt listen to me but i thought i would try!

Hi Kooyeen I still have an essay to write and I have to finish it before my mom gets back. That's practically impossible, I'll never manage in time . I can't think of other expressions you could use. In your first examples: I'm trying to learn

Hi All, I am beginner to learn English. Can any body explain difference between present perfet tense and simple past tense? Thanks Chandra