I recently heard of this concept, writing for easy translation, but I haven't been able to find any information on the subject. Is anyone aware of resources for native English speakers writing for a diverse audience of non-native English speakers?

Dear members, I am a Dutch scholar in my exam year of grammar school. Upcoming Friday I need to have sent in all my application papers for university. I saw the excellent help offered by all of you to correct motivation letters and give advise.

Hi there, I'm 19 years old student of english from Slovakia. I've started to study translation and interpretation at University. But I feel that my speaking skills are not so good. I really need to improve them, it is very important for

Nona The Brit wrote: slum prudery? Interesting turn of phrase. It's from "My Fair Lady". Nona The Brit wrote: I think it is pretty true that a lot of British people don't consider us as part of Europe in quite the same way as other Europeans.

By the way, I read an article below. < Voting Rights Act Includes Amendment For English-Only Ballots July 13, 2006 – The reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act (H.R. 9) is expected to be voted on in the House on July 13 to extend the Act

Hello all! I am reading the English novel written by J.D Salinger The catcher in the Rye for improving my English skill. This used to be one of my favorite novel when I was around 18, but I only read the Chinese translation at that time for

Thanks for the translation. I can speak english, French and I began studying Spanish since a month ago on the www.forodeespanol.com Have a nice time!

I'm Egyptian and very interested in English I'm only 16 years and aim to speak English better than Americans. A very praiseworthy aim! However, you should remember that all native speakers of English speak it perfectly and you cannot improve on

Dear, I'm Egyptian and very interested in English I'm only 16 years and aim to speak English better than Americans. I asked a lot of English teachers, native speaker and other famous persons who speak English about the best way to learn

Thank you for the quick reply. "Hope" seems a very simple verb, but frankly I'm really far from confident about how to use the phrase "I hope that...." and its kin phrases. My grammar book (Egawa's "A New Guide to English Grammar) says we can