By Speak english, English grammar

i. Observe the mouth movements of those who speak English well and try to imitate them. When you are watching television, observe the mouth movements of the speakers. Repeat what they are saying, while imitating the intonation and rhythm of their speech. ii. Until you learn the correct...

hi! everyone,jeez! well how will i say this..ahm..im a filipino and im from the philippines..i'd really like to learn how to speak english fluently and learn the right english grammar, can anyone help me?? please! by the way hirs my nickname "under_the_influence"i hope someone can help me.tnx!

Orpheus wrote:Do you think that the complexity of grammar of a language reflects the elaborate thinking of its speakers?No, not in the least. If that were true, present-day Anglo-Saxons' thinking would be greatly inferior to that of their forebears 1200 years ago. While Old English wasn't...

Thank you. My class is not an advanced class. But, strangely enough, we teach difficult grammar items and test them. We, I mean most Korean, can't speak English but we know quite lots of English grammar. That prohibits us from speaking. Thank you again. It was a good help.

hello !!! nice to meet u danny i just want to introduce myself cause i'm a new mumber: i'm sara nd i'm 19 years old I study business administration in a french school of business i want to make a lot of friends from all over the world it 'll make me really feel soooo happy!!!! I like...

Maverick9211 wrote:I can't differeniate between abt nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc. I am not very bad at English. I do understand English very well. I can speak English, but not in fluently. I can't write it very well. Let's make do it this way: You give me some topic and I will...

firstly, I think you should master English Grammar and Vocab. I mean it's hard to believe that I could speak English smoothly and fluently if I have poor grammar structures and my English vocab is limited. Secondly, it's your opportunity to have conversation with other people (ie. English...

Hi LauraAs you don't seem to get any answers from Danes, I'll offer you one from a Finn. It is easier for a speaker of a Germanic language to learn any other Germanic language. Danish - or Old Norse, or Old Scandinavian - is one of the languages English derives from. English grammar is easy...

One of the main problems is the source of English Grammar. English Grammar 'Rules' were based on the written forms of English and basically ignored any reference to Spoken forms used by Native Speakers. There was and it appears still is contempt for the spoken form of English. In fact even the...

I think that's correct. The past perfect may have been a stylistic choice to emphasize the historic element. But I do think the simple past tense would work. English grammar can get a little squishy here and there (meaning that a lot of writers bend the rules for style), which can create a...