According to me Voice chat is more important.. to practice English speaking... so i have created a voice chat room.. with the help of skype... and i feel happy to tell u that within period of 20 days there are around 81 members ( 37 as a chatting

Hi. I'm a international student(graduate). Due to my advisor's strong recommedation, I'm looking for a private tutor for english. Works are very simple. Just talking me for a hour. The subject of conversation is also simple. It will be

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I hate to be the spanner in the works here, but this subject is near and dear to my heart. As most of you know, I am an American working in Greece. The majority of Greeks in Greece insist on the innate superiority of British English to American

Students and employers should be reminded that people with English and American accents understand each other without difficulty, which implies that the differences in accent between them are quite small. A student learning English needs to be

rewboss infrared: In American English there are fairly significant differences among different accents in how /&/ and /E/ are pronounced. And for many foreign students (Germans certainly) the difference is infinitesimal. In a long-ago thread

Mxsmanic wrote on 20 Apr 2004: I speak American English, maniac, and I don't agree with ... from yours, but it is no less American English pronunciation. Why do you pronounce them both? I do it when I explain that "should've" is

Did you people *never* learn short and long vowel sounds? "Tin" is short "I"; "teen" is long "I". The way it's usually taught in school is that "tin" is short "i" and "teen"

"Aaron J. Dinkin" (Email Removed) wrote on 11 Jan 2004: I've always wondered why English dictionaries ADD: don't use IPA instead of the idiosyncratic systems they force their ... more sense, especially to people who have learned