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Re: for learning English vs. to learn English

1. Only I'm going to Spain to learn Spanish is right. For learning Spanish could be used in a sentence like: This is a good book for learning Spanish.2. In theory, the preposition is needed since live can't be used as a transitive verb: He lives a place. We have to say: He lives in a...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Cool Breeze 189 days ago Verbs Prepositions Learning English Learn Spanish
Mistakes made by Chinese Learners

Hi everyoneI just wondered if anyone could help - I have to write a profile of a chinese learner of English (completely made up). In it I must put any difficulties that the learner has in learning English as an L2. I have got so far:Intonation transfer from L1 may cause them to be perceived as...

ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by Anonymous 218 days ago Nouns Verbs Tenses Prepositions Intonations Plurals Pronouns Inflections Adverbs Learning English Gerunds Genders Uncountable nouns Countable nouns Translation
identyfying preposition

i have just been learning english. on the way i found many misunderstanding of preposition as so far i knew it should be learnt by rote it like manifold irregular verb we know. what i want to ask about is whether the preposition itself can be easy-identified and characterized to make it more...

ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by Anonymous 1 yr 126 days ago Verbs Prepositions Learning English

Re: I am looking forward to (meet / meeting)? you

Learning English http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv267.shtml look forward to / agree to / object to tag the class is question ---> Adriana, learning English in Canada, writes:I...

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Ouc 1 yr 314 days ago

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Re: Native-speaker intuition.

Englishuser wrote:I couldn't agree more: English idioms and spellings tend to be difficult even for many a native speaker! I would also like to add that the size of the English lexion makes learning English relatively difficult. Just out of curiosity: What exactly do you try to sound like on...

ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by Cool Breeze 2 yr 29 days ago Verbs Prepositions Accents Idioms Vocabulary Learning English Speak english
Re: to being; look foward to hearing

Anonymous wrote: When I concentrate my attention on the problem, I am not accustomed ___ interrupted. a. To be b. To being c. Being d. For being *** I thought "to" can only use with v., such as to be, to hear.... Why? Thank you, Hi, There are many verbs that work with prepositions and...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Goodman 2 yr 46 days ago Verbs Prepositions Nouns Gerunds Learning English

Re: at or in?

Here's what the BBC Learning English site has to say: To be good at and to be good in are often interchangeable, and there is no easy rule to follow. In simple statements, like the...

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Mister Micawber 2 yr 183 days ago

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Re: adverb--phrasal verb

Redkiddy wrote: Dear friends and moderators, As you might know I have been learning English for a long time, look at this question. You know phrasal verbs are mostly formed with verb+preposition ,,, So in this usage the prepositions are named as adverb. Look at this sentences... He...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Philip 3 yr 114 days ago Verbs Prepositions Adverbs Expressions Learning English Phrasal verbs
adverb--phrasal verb

Dear friends and moderators, As you might know I have been learning English for a long time, look at this question. You know phrasal verbs are mostly formed with verb+preposition ,,, So in this usage the prepositions are named as adverb. Look at this sentences... He waved and drove...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by redkiddy 3 yr 114 days ago Verbs Prepositions Adverbs Learning English Phrasal verbs
Re: Adverb

Hello hanuman I think you can take "here" in the "from here" as a noun, if you think it will be more convenient for your learning English. Traditional grammar classifies words based on eight parts of speech: the verb, the noun, the pronoun, the adjective, the adverb, the preposition, the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by paco2004 3 yr 327 days ago Grammar Verbs Prepositions Nouns Pronouns Adverbs Learning English Learn English

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