By Learning English, Conversations

Compare:Who saw you? >>> "Who" is the subject. You were seen by somebody.Who did you see? >>> "Who" is the object. You saw somebody. (Strictly speaking, this one should be "Whom did you see?" ... but in everyday conversations "Who did you...

Hi I'm just wondering my friends, do you recommend watching movies with or without the subtitle (translation) ? I mean to help learning English . If I watch it without the subtitle I understand may be 60% from the conversation. I don't know why, may be because they talk too fast I...

I believe that the Chatbot Game can be used to help students learn English as a second language: http://chatbotgame.com http://chatbotgame.com/?cmd=chat_rs http://chatbotgame.com/?cmd=chat_s Players of the Chatbot Game shape the chatbot's personality and expertise by adding simple chat...

Hello, I just wanted to share with everyone a great site for learning English. http://www.china232.com The site offers ESL podcasts for free and lessons to go with each podcast. It is great for conversation English and also very useful if students are planning on studying abroad. What do you...

I have tried different ways to improve my English including listening to news, reading books or magazines, posting questions on forums such as this one (this one I frequent the most) and practicing talking to anyone who happens to be standing next to me (this takes tremendous courage). I'd...

My friend is Chinese and is learning English. In conversation she asked me which of these were correct: 'In three hours, I don't know what I should do' or 'In three hours, I don't know what should I do'She was asking me what she should do with herself for three hours while...

Hblaw wrote: Hi all, My native language is Chinese and I am learning English as a foreign language. I am wondering if you could name a few mistakes that are commonly seen in Chinese people who speak/write English as a second language, so that I can be more conscious in avoiding them in the...

Hi 2 all. First of all, let me introduce myself. My name' Stan, I'm from Russia. I've read all of this advices and I get a very good help. Thx a lot for you advices. 1. Reading books and newspapers 2. Watching TV and Movies 3. Conversation with your friends 4. Speaking for yourself 5....

Hi Anon,what Jim said makes a lot of sense, and we discussed it a little in another thread, I think.The point was that teaching completely descriptively is impossible. The teacher would have to say: Mr X says this, Mr Y says that, and Mr Z says another thing. Now learn what they say and then...

Hi I don't know whether you are still asking the above question but for your information I live in Stratford upon Avon UK and have been welcoming foreign students into my home for many years and while they live as family I also give one to one English Conversation lessons. Many of my students...