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Wow, that's an old post. It is possible.Here in China, the education below university level are all examination oriented, the system makes perfect teachers for teaching the basic things like grammer, sentence structure. Most of these education do no good for practical use of the language. And I...

Hello AnonI guess you are asking about sentence structures. But I'd like to make some comments on your sentences in regards to their meaning. First of all, I'm afraid you might confuse "naught" and "naughty". "Naught" is commonly used to mean "nothing" (or "zero"), although it could mean "a...

It implies a process of doing something. e.g. You have to look up 100 new words you don't know. You spread this over a month, while you also learn things about grammar, sentence structure, idioms, proverbs, etc. You learn 100 new words as you learn English. You do it as you go.

Hi everybody! I have just started to learn english, i'm from México and i would like to improve my vocabulary. I have some problems with sentence structure and when to use either adverbs or adjectives. I hope we'll learn tons of new things here. See you

I would partially agree with Maj. Practice is great if you are training right--correct grammar, sentence structure, punctuations,etc.--because if you get used to doing things incorrectly, then you'll present yourself in your writing incorrectly too. As for Orpheus, reading is good, but one must...