Hi Loveto Travel, Welcome to the EF. I ve never thought of companies designed particularly for pronunciation!! So what's the objective of the company? is it to improve American pronunciation in some way or to help others to master American

Yes. As I am examining more and more examples of different native American languages, I found it very strange how these languages are working and how their speakers could communicate with each other (if they ever had to!) Thank you Clive so much

Hi again, Actually, they are said in isolation like those previously mentioned. The purpose of the exercise is to consider sentences from Ineseno Chumash, a language spoken north of Santa Barbare, California: Salimexkeken ( he stretches it out )

Hi there, I want your help with this: What is the semantic difference between " do it" and " do it all around "? It is said that it has the same semantic difference as " stretch it out" & "stretch it out all

Hi there, Thank you all very much Indeed, context is everything. But the problem here is that we are not given any context. The purporse of the exercise is to remove the ambiguity of every sentence by virtue of its semantic interpretions out

The first sentence is Every man loves a woman. Does it have the following interpretions: Every man loves only one woman. ( who is one definite entity) This interpretion sounds weird to me. Any man loves any woman. ( i.e their love is

Hi there, Dominik you are absolutely right. Alas,the more we see such pictures, the sadder and more passive we become. We are accustomed to veiwing these events, yet we do nothing. What do you think is the reason? Is it indifference about

Yes I got it. It is about the function of the article " a " either specific or non-specfic. What about the 1st sentence? Thank you very much

This sentence along with: Bill wants to marry a Norwegian woman. are said to have smenatically more than one interpretion. After a long time of pondering, I came to no avail.. (except my eyes hurt!! ) Could any one provide me with some