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Learning English? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am learning English. Can you please give me all the articles that in English and tell me when which article I should use, Thanx RSS2JAVA

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Learning English? 2 -- answers.yahoo.com

How can I learning English if don't there any bady I can talk with him ?? What is the kind of teaching had better I must do ? RSS2JAVA

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700 Idioms defined in context, and a sample short story -- Sally Jennings

I am an ESL tutor with a BA in English (language) and extra courses in Lingusitics. I have developed a guide to 700 idioms, slang, and proverbs defined by using a short context statement for each ...

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700 Idioms defined in context, and a sample short story -- Sally Jennings

I am an ESL tutor with a BA in English (language) and extra courses in Lingusitics. I have developed a guide to 700 idioms, slang, and proverbs defined by using a short context statement for each ...

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Common Errors in English (Words Mispronounced) -- MA.LOURDES EUFROCINA M. PALCUTO Ph.D

WORDS MISPRONOUNCED English does not have a perfectly regular system of spelling. Many words are wrongly pronounced because the spelling suggests a certain pronunciation which is not correct. The ...

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English Words Used in the Korean Language -- Robin Tim Day, B.Sc. M.Sc. B.Ed.

An ESL lesson (8+ years but can adjust to all ages). I have been collecting words (see list below) that Koreans have adopted from other languages. It is sort of a mini-vocabulary within their own ...

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Learning English -- Hugh O'Connell

Many people consider it one of globalisation’s greatest inequities that English, one of the world’s hardest languages, has become the international one. Few languages of any type have a grammar as ...

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Jazz Up Your English with Fresh and Lively Idioms -- Linda Correli

English language is loaded with non-standard phrases, which rooted so deeply in its vocabulary that at times cannot be distinguished from the accepted Standard English terms. On the one hand, they ...

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Learning English In Four Easy Steps -- Travis Waack

So, you want to learn to speak English. That is great. There are a ton of great resources out there that can help including over 49,000 ESL websites. Now if you are like most other ESL students ...

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Practicing English Abroad - Without Having to Pay! -- Hugh O'Connell

Whenever the advantages of earning an advanced degree in an English-speaking country are mentioned, “improving my English skills” and “practicing my English” always rank high among them. But, as the ...

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4 Easy Ways To Learn English -- George Williams

Now, you decide to learn how to speak English. There are many online resources that can help you improve and practice you English. Now if you are like most other ESL students reading this article ...

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How to Say " I Love You" in Different Language.... -- DR. MA.LOURDES MACKAY-PALCUTO

Have you been looking for romantic and provocative ways to say “I Love You” to your special partner? There are numerous different and creative ways to say “I Love You,” but have you ever thought ...

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Understanding American Slang for Immigrants -- Gene Smith

I must warn you that I'm not an expert on slang. What I'm going to offer is my best estimate of the meaning to some of the slang that's you may hear daily. If a friend tells you that I got the ...

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English In The New World -- Marquez Comelab

From its early British heritage, the English language has evolved and it will continue to do so as it creeps its way into societies all over the world. The English you know may not be what another ...

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Studying English Online -- David Pierce

Are you looking for ways to enhance your English skills online, but feel overwhelmed by the amount of information available? Are you on a limited budget? Do you need to improve your skills quickly? ...

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English In The New World -- Marquez Comelab

From its early British heritage, the English language has evolved and it will continue to do so as it creeps its way into societies all over the world. The English you know may not be what another ...

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(English) Cornish Never Died -- Ron Tichenor

The subject of dead languages has come up a lot for me lately. In a recent conversation, I mentioned my desire to learn Cornish, a Celtic language closely related to Welsh, and the response I got was ...

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Tips To Learn English -- George Williams

Do you have any plan to pursue your further education abroad? Will you need English for your career or your education? If so, you may wish to investigate your options for learning, or improving, your ...

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Choosing an English Spanish Dictionary -- Clint Tustison

Go to any online or offline bookstore searching for an English Spanish dictionary and you will very soon be overwhelmed with the sheer number of dictionaries you have to choose from. Anybody not ...

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Why a Good Vocabulary is Essential for Effective Presentations - English language -- Jon Lewis

What made Shakespeare the greatest writer in English literature? His stories were good, for sure - but a lot of them were simply re-workings of historical events or legends. His rhythm and rhyme were ...

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Learn English -- Marina

If you want to boost your confidence in your work life or social life, then pay close attention. Because you're about to discover a surefire technique to learn English, at home, with your kids and ...

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Misunderstandings Due To Accents - English language -- Lynn Bo

America is a melting pot. That is what they say. New York City is certainly proof of that especially Queens NY. We have Greeks, Peruvians, Italians, Korean, Spanish and Indians. We in fact have ...

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Vocabulary of Consignment Thrift Shops - English language -- Kari Eriksson

Before sticking your head into one of the many consignment thrift shops around, there are some words and phrases that can be good to have defined. Many times people are confused by terms such as ...

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English: Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day (with samples) -- techie

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English Language: Yahoo! Education: Word of the Day -- techie

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English Language: Successfully Reduce and Eliminate Your Accent -- Patrick Bilson

I used to have an accent. I didn’t mind the accent itself, what bothered me was constantly being judged by strangers. If you have an accent too, I’m sure you’ve noticed that you are being treated ...

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English Language: Idioms: Piece of Cake or Hard Nut to Crack? -- Linda Kate Correli

A language is a living substance, which evolves under the influence of different factors. Being very flexible English language constantly enriches its vocabulary with the words invented by the ...

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English Language: Practice Phrasal Verbs -- ESL Free Lesson

An idiom is a phrase that has a meaning different from the meanings of its parts. Idiomatic expressions are commonly used and understood slang phrases. An essential kind of idiom is the phrasal verb, ...

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Make English Friends -- ESL Free Lesson

Try to locate a person in your school or area that is a fluent speaker of English, and ask that individual to meet with you on a regular basis in order to practice your English. You will have the ...

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English Language: Understand Slang -- ESL Free Lesson

Certain common expressions that American English speakers use frequently may not be found in your English dictionary, but they are essential to understand. Below is an example of a slang expression. ...

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10 new English words: Double-Tongued Word Wrester Dictionary (updated continuously) -- doubletongued.org

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English word of the hour, with thesaurus and examples -- lookwayup.com

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Today's English Word with examples -- Wordsmith.org

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Join to Mass English Learning Obsession -- Linda Kate Correli

English remains a dominant and universal language, which presently serves as a connection-link between great varieties of different nations. Now English is spoken mainly in every corner of the world. ...

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English: One Proverb (updated daily) -- oneproverb.net

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English: The World of Language - Blog -- Purwarno Hadinata - English literature educator

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English Language: Word of the Day - with its definition and example sentences -- Dictionary.com

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English slangs blog (updated continuously) -- Learning English

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English is Easy! (updated continuously) -- Learning English

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English Language: Windy Words 1 - How to Give the Air to Words That Blow Smoke -- Jack Wilson

"Literally": "Literally" literally means in actuality, not figurative but real. I hear news commentators and other exaggerators use the word often merely as an intensifier. I find it grating and ...

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English Language: Windy Words 2 - More on How to Give the Air to Phrases That Blow Smoke -- Jack Wilson

Product: This word crops up mostly in advertising and instructions on food items. An example from a spicy chicken frozen entrée package: 1. Cut a slit in film cover. 2. Microwave on HIGH 4 minutes. ...

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English: 10 4-Letter Words You Need In Your Vocabulary -- Susan Carroll

When you were growing up did your parents teach you not to use 4-letter words? Mine sure did. Oh, they didn't mean "all" 4-letter words, just a select few but those were a real no-no in my house. ...

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English: Why do we never say 'hung' when referring to the hanging of a person? -- English teacher

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English: What is the difference between "In behalf" and "On behalf"? -- English teacher

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What's the difference between oral and communicative english? -- English teacher

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The English Language Is All "Greek" To Me! -- Jerry Aragon

I'm Hispanic, and I grew up in the worst part of Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA), where BOTH sides of the railroad tracks, were the wrong side to come from. Just three doors down from the railroad ...

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English: Are You Up On Your NASCAR Jargon? -- Stacey Moore

NASCAR, as with any professional sport, has a language all its own. The meaning and usage of the terms specific to the sport pop up during any discussion about racing action. So you're not left in ...

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The Age of Reason and the spread of English -- Stephen Colbourn

What non-English-speaking people would have taken the trouble to learn English in 1700? For study and diplomacy, the answer is practically nobody. That had changed by the year 1800: English had ...

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America's Monolingual Plague -- Douglas Bower

My wife belongs to an Internet group where there was a recent blowup over the insane expectation Americans have about foreigners who visit America's shores. You know the one: the foreign visitors ...

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The Age of Reason and the spread of English -- Stephen Colbourn

What non-English-speaking people would have taken the trouble to learn English in 1700? For study and diplomacy, the answer is practically nobody. That had changed by the year 1800: English had ...

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There's Only One Way to Spell Aluminum -- Matt Russell

“Aluminum? What’s that?” This is the first thing a British person would say when coming across this word. Then, they might say "Aha, you mean Aluminium; because as everyone British person knows ...

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English: Really Good Word Usage – No. 20: Shall I or Will I? -- Bill Moore

When do we use shall instead of will or will instead of shall? The short answer to the question is that, to an overwhelming extent, in American English, will as a verb meaning intend to can be used ...

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English: Seems the Brits Dangle, Too -- Bill Moore

Some of you (the luckier ones) might have read No. 35, Don't Let Your Participle Dangle in my series of articles titled Really Easy Grammar. If not, it's included later on in this newsletter. It came ...

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English Slang For Perplexed Tourists -- T. O' Donnell

I watched the British version of 'Big Brother' recently. That's the television show which is a human hamster cage. Viewers go 'ooh' and 'aah' over the one they like or dislike, and vote to decide who ...

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Teaching the Present Progressive Tense in the ESL Classroom -- Jon Lewis

When teaching low level students, we generally try to progressively introduce grammar points as and when we feel that previous points have been mastered. So a typical programme for beginners is to ...

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Teaching the Present Progressive - Give Up Explaining the Grammar! -- Jon Lewis

When teaching the present progressive, or continuous, tense, we often concentrate on structure: you have a subject, followed by the auxiliary, “be” followed by the “-ing” form of the verb. A lot of ...

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American English in the ESL Class - Learning the Differences Between British and American English -- Jon Lewis

Which English do you want to speak? There isn't one, but several Englishes that people all over the world use to communicate. Of all the different styles of English spoken in the world, American ...

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English: He Said - She Said And Other Elements Of Effective Dialogue -- Caridad Pineiro

You’ve started your book. You have the basic idea of what you plan to write (genre and length) and understand the conflict with which your characters will deal. But to be intriguing, your characters ...

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Three Ways To Profitably Use The Most Powerful Two Words In The English Language -- James Delrojo

Most experts believe that it is language that has allowed the human being to far exceed all other animals on the planet. Language can also be used to enhance relationships, both personal and ...

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Learning English to 'Fit In' -- Andrew Carter

Here’s a phrase I came across recently: “learning English to fit in”. What a strange expression! Is that really a motivation for learning English? What does it mean to ‘fit in’ anyway? I suppose that ...

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Why It's Easier To Learn English If You Really Want To! -- Andrew Carter

Why it’s easier to learn English if you really want to! Can you remember sitting in class trying to learn something that you weren’t really interested in? Or maybe trying to pick up a subject from ...

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Strategies in Teaching English as a Foreign Language -- Andrew Carter

Strategies imply a plan of campaign – how do I go about getting the best language training for my staff? First things first: you can do this in a number of ways, from ‘cross your fingers and hope for ...

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TEFL Techniques: Grammar in Disguise -- Andrew Carter

I was asked by a Japanese colleague recently to provide an outline for an English course for Automotive professionals from the Far East. No problem! However, in the example format he gave me to fill ...

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Learn How to Speak English Freely -- Andrew Carter

Learn How to Speak English Freely Learning how to do something requires four key elements, which we’ll consider here. I also want to look briefly at the other elements of the subject: ‘speaking ...

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I Want To Learn Business English -- Andrew Carter

I want to learn Business English First, let’s consider what exactly you mean by that? We go through life making assumptions, don’t we – what do you assume ‘Business English’ means? Is it somehow ...

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How to Learn English Online -- Andrew Carter

How to Learn English Online When my father was young he had a younger cousin who only he could understand. For months he translated for the rest of the family. She WAS speaking English – trouble was, ...

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English Lesson - A verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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English Lesson - B verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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English Lesson C-verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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English Lesson D - Verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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English Lesson - F verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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English Lesson E verbs -- Ji Shui laoshi

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Naia's English Lesson #1 -- Whimzikal

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Why Learn English As A Second Language? -- Andrew Carter

Why Learn English as a Second Language? Why not? It’s the international language of choice for so many organisations and businesses world-wide. Frankly, whilst the USA remains the dominant economic ...

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English: Lie, Lay, Lied and Laid -- Michael Chan

My wife and I took on a translation job recently (we translated a Chinese novel into English). As usual, she did the first translation draft, while I polish up the prose (some Chinese concepts and ...

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Key Vocabulary- English Lesson 1 -- ThinkglishCoach

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Fruits & Vegetables- English Lesson 2 -- ThinkglishCoach

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Driving a Car- English Lesson 3 -- ThinkglishCoach

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English Verb Tenses -- David W. Brown

The grammatical tense is a method used to express the time at which an event took place. In English, this is a property of the verb form, and it is important to understand the meaning and use of ...

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Learn English - Restaurant Vocabulary -- lingomigo

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English: Verb "to be" and Present Simple -- MadridTeacher

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Overview of English Tense System -- MadridTeacher

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KUNGZOO ENGLISH EPISODE 11: BORROW VS. LEND -- KungZoo

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Let's Go Shopping! (English Lesson) -- purplemary

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Learn English - 'words' pt 1 -- LearnFree2007

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Learn English - numbers 0-20 -- LearnFree2007

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Learn English - numbers 21 - 32 -- LearnFree2007

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Learn English - Days of the week -- LearnFree2007

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Learn English -the Seasons -- LearnFree2007

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Learn English -the Months of the Year -- LearnFree2007

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How to improve your English - Greetings -- duncaninchina

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Learning English - Lesson one -- duncaninchina

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Learning English - Lesson two -- duncaninchina

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Learning English From An Englishman -- duncaninchina

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English VCDs [Hotel - Restaurant - Tourist ] series track6 -- emarketingprovn

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English VCDs [Common speak] series track16 -- emarketingprovn

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English VCDs [Common speak] series track10 -- emarketingprovn

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ESL lesson in Houston -- vincedog666

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esl lesson subject - object student practice -- vincedog666

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Do you know why English is SOO Hard?? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Which of these is correct: "our strategy is focused against..." or "our strategy is focused on..." -- answers.yahoo.com

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When do I use 'a' and when do I use 'an', please be specific? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Give me one english word with 7 letters and has 2 syllables that can create 11 words unjuggled?note -- answers.yahoo.com

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What can I do to improve my English? More reading or more communication? -- answers.yahoo.com

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English: Pls correct this sentence? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am suffering from eyesight. what should it be?? RSS2JAVA

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What is the meaning of the word chaw? -- answers.yahoo.com

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English: Courteous expressions? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Esl learner!(english as second language)? -- answers.yahoo.com

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I'm very shy. Low confident to certain ppl. Shall i go for english classes to improve my english? -- answers.yahoo.com

im a Asian. my english isn't that good. i mean my speaking skills and writting skills. Especially when im talking with english speaking people. i feel very low confident. i don't know why. my problem ...

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Best step/method to learn ENGLISH? -- answers.yahoo.com

I want to find the best way to help someone learn English. They have never been to school in the U.S. I have no idea how to help or where to start for that matter. I was thinking about buying the ...

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Esl learner!(english as second language)? -- answers.yahoo.com

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English teachers!!(Please look at the student errors below. First identify what is wrong with the sentence.)? -- answers.yahoo.com

Please look at the student errors below. First identify what is wrong with the sentence. Then write what caused the error what type of an error it is how you would correct it. Please note: All of the ...

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Verbs.....? -- answers.yahoo.com

i know a verb is a doing word like 'play' and 'buy'. At first this seems simple. But then theres words like 'is' 'can' and 'will'. Are these also verbs of any sort? Please only answer if you have a ...

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Irregular Verbs...? -- answers.yahoo.com

Can you please list at least 5 pairs of irregular verbs and their correct ussage which are commonly mistaken in use... For example... raise vs rise When used as a verb they both have the same general ...

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Subjects and verbs!? -- answers.yahoo.com

I answered my question but don't know if they are right. plz help. 1.Bats are good for the environment and fot people. (Subject-Bats Verb- are) 2.Bat populations are shrinking all over the world. ...

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Driving related verbs? -- answers.yahoo.com

I'm looking for verbs related to driving, specially phrasal verbs, such as pull over. What is the phrasal verb meaning surpass the car in front? Does anybody have a complete list of such verbs? ...

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English verbs? -- answers.yahoo.com

What does it mean to be the person who the action of a verb is 'destined' for? What does it mean to be the person who the action of a verb is 'destined' for? The original sentence in spanish: Es la ...

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Irregular English future verbs? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Why English verbs such as "bought", "thought", "taught" have so many letters (ght) and so little sounds? -- answers.yahoo.com

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I want to learn how to make the distiction between present simple of regular verbs in english and the past -- answers.yahoo.com

could help me please? I am learning english I am mexican but it's hard for me to hear the sound of the past of the regular verbs in english for example I dont know love, loved, rain,rained, occure, ...

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Auxilliary verbs in English? -- answers.yahoo.com

I'm wondering what the exact use is of the auxilliary form of the verb "to do", such as "I do like vegetables" or "I did have to be there". It seems to only modify the secondary verb and sometimes it ...

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In English the verbs To do and To make have the same meaning When use one or the other? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Is possible to learn how to speak english fluently and teach english if you are non-native english speaker? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am asking this because my first language is portugues and I am currently living in the US for a few years now and I am thinking about to get the CELTA or any other TESL cerrtificate so I can teach ...

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How can I Improve my grammar, pronunciation,and my listening in english? -- answers.yahoo.com

I live in Mexico in a small town in Chiapas where there are not native speakers,, I am studying ESLT English Secong Language Teaching..but I only listen the pronunciation of my mexican teachers.. as ...

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Would you please help me to correct my speech? -- answers.yahoo.com

Hello, ereryone,my teacher asked me to give a English Speech,But I think there many mistakes in my speech,so my dearest.would please help me to correct my mistakes in my speech.Thank you very mucn! ...

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English lesson, anyone? -- answers.yahoo.com

These are the main mistakes I see made when people write answers or questions. I thought maybe I could shed some light on the proper use of some words. Their – shows possession I saw their new car. ...

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Do I must go to UK or USA to learn English perfectly? -- answers.yahoo.com

Hi, I'm Brandon, I have been studying English since January, but I have to study more subjects. I'm learning the grammar rulers, Although there are many words and verbal constructions that I don't ...

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American and British English: Differences in Grammar -- Manjusha Nambiar

These two varieties of English are very similar that most American and British speakers can understand each other without great difficulty. There are, however, a few differences of grammar, ...

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What is the best way to learn and speak english language? -- answers.yahoo.com

i dont know all words off dictionary but know some i wnt to speak english very fluently anybody say wht is the best way to speak n learn english? RSS2JAVA

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I am a Chinese,how can I learn English and speak English well?? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am a Chinese,how can I learn English and speak English well?? and how can I find a foreigner friend talking with me in English, I want to learning English.who can teach me?? RSS2JAVA

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Is there a difference pronunciation for the word THE .. I am learning english I speak spanish? -- answers.yahoo.com

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How can i learn to speak english by internet? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Can anyone give me a better advice how to learn speak english in non english speaking environment.? -- answers.yahoo.com

I can read write and understand english but when I try to speak the words do not come nicely and lot of mistakes are done.Afterthat I undestand what mistake I did. RSS2JAVA

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How can i learn to speak english? -- answers.yahoo.com

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Is it too early for preschoolers learning English to ask them to speak in full sentences? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am teaching preschoolers ages 4-7 english, I want them to speak in full sentences, but I am wondering if it is too early for that. RSS2JAVA

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Demand for learning spoken english will fallen down in next five years? -- answers.yahoo.com

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I can't speak in english. how to learn spoken english? -- answers.yahoo.com

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How can I learn speak english? -- answers.yahoo.com

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How do I help my daughter learn to speak english ???? -- answers.yahoo.com

I would like some advice from bilingual parents, I am a latina single mom and I would love to know how I can help my 5 year old to learn to speak english, she understands some things that I tell her ...

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How can I Improve my listening and pronunciation and my grammar of English? I am learning english? -- answers.yahoo.com

many things like my listening and pronunciation.. as well the grammar in special the colocation words.. I speak spanish.. I am taking english classes but I want to improve all this by myself RSS2JAVA

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I need a list of english words with different pronunciation than their structure? -- answers.yahoo.com

some of them may be bourgeois, rendezvous, mainlt he words of foreign origin will sound different than they spell RSS2JAVA

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VLS Learn English Podcast - The Present Simple -- virtuallanguageschoo

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Different Word Types, Episode One -- virtuallanguageschoo

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Different Types of Words, Episode 2 -- virtuallanguageschoo

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The Present Continuous -- virtuallanguageschoo

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Present Simple VS. Present Continuous -- virtuallanguageschoo

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The Past Simple -- virtuallanguageschoo

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The Present Perfect -- virtuallanguageschoo

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The Past Simple VS. The Present Perfect -- virtuallanguageschoo

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Learn Business English Vocabulary: Commercial Law (Part 1) -- bizpod

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Learn Business English Vocabulary - Commercial Law (Part 2) -- bizpod

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Learn Business English Vocabulary - Basic Legal Vocabulary -- bizpod

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Learn Business English Vocabulary - Marketing -- bizpod

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Write the English Alphabet -- englishbanana

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Learning English with music - Sophie B. Hawkins - As I lay me down - Hikaru/Haruhi + Lyrics -- adephi

. Song Lyrics It felt like springtime on this February morning In the courtyard birds were singing your praise I'm still recalling things you said to make me feel alright I carried them with me ...

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Learning English with music - James Blunt - You´re Beautiful - Tamaki/Haruhi + Lyrics -- adephi

Song Lyrics My life is brilliant. My life is brilliant My love is pure. I saw an angel. Of that I'm sure. She smiled at me on the subway. She was with another man. But I won't lose no sleep on that, ...

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Learning English with music - BackStreet Boys - Incomplete + Lyrics -- qnito

Song Lyrics Empty spaces fill me up with holes Distant faces with no place left to go Without you, within me I can find no rest Where I'm going is anybody's guess Chorus: I tried to go on like I ...

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A Brief History Of The English Language -- Paul Parry

Modern English is made up of a combination of words, phrases and spellings from four key sources: Latin, Old English/Middle English, Old Norse and Old French. Invasion and occupation by the Romans ...

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Learning English with music - Kelly Clarkson - Because of You Karaoke (with titles) -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke Ashlee Simpson "L.O.V.E." -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke Atomic Kitten "The Tide is High" -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke Natasha Bedingfield ~ Unwritten -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke The Nanny Themesong -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke Kelly Clarkson Breakaway -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Karaoke Kelly Clarkson "Walk away" -- CandFriends

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Learning English with music - Britney Spears - Baby One More Time Karaoke -- Laura177

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Learning English with music - Backstreet Boys - Show Me The Meaning Karaoke -- Laura177

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Learning English with music - Rihanna - Unfaithful Karaoke -- sbermeister

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Learning English with music - Evanescence - Call Me When You're Sober Karaoke -- sbermeister

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Learning English with music - Everytime we Touch Karaoke -- len900

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Learning English with music - Upsidedown KARAOKE -- len900

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Learning English with music - Rihanna - 'Shut Up And Drive' -- AdamD601

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Learning English with music - Nelly Furtado - 'Wait For You' -- AdamD601

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Learning English with music - Christina Aguilera - 'Makes Me Wanna Pray' -- AdamD601

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Learning English with music - Let It Rain - JoJo -- menee

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I need a list of "to be" verbs? -- answers.yahoo.com

Can anyone out there pleas help me out and make a list to "to be verbs" and then explain what a "to be" verb is. RSS2JAVA

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A Travel English Lesson - www.EnglishKitty.com -- englishkitty

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Learn English - Motivated - www.EnglishKitty.com -- englishkitty

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Modern slang -- answers.yahoo.com

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Can someone define these British slang terms for me? -- answers.yahoo.com

I am reading a book with a lot of Brit slang (I think it is slang anyhow) I am unfamiliar with because I like in the states. gaff, dosh, spliff, chill, tosser, lager, berk, wally, mac, git, pillock, ...

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What are some ways to say goodbye/bye that most Americans would understand -- answers.yahoo.com

Hello, I'm trying to come up with a list of as many ways (normal, creative, unique, slang, etc.) as possible to say "goodbye" that most Americans would understand. Here are some examples: see ya, ta ...

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I need some fresh and hot american slangs with meaning please -- answers.yahoo.com

give me some new and hot american slangs and say the meaning. and if it is for a special state, please mention. immidiate help! RSS2JAVA

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Can u tell me some American idioms & slangs for these words? Tell me any of them which u know? -- answers.yahoo.com

1.baby-faced 2.arrogant 3.dignified 4.forbidding 5.intellectual 6.intense 7.kind 8.mysterious 9.self-satisfied 10.sever 11.sinister 12.striking 13.sympathetic 14.trustworthy PLZ tell me which one of ...

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some American idioms & slangs meaning for these defenitions -- answers.yahoo.com

About: 1.Some ones bad handwriting 2.A person who has a bad hand writing 3.A person who wears flashy clothes 4.A person who is soooo comfortable 5.A person who wears comfortable clothes 6.A person ...

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How to learn English idioms and slang -- answers.yahoo.com

Hello, I m from a non-English-speaking country and would like to learn native American idioms and slang. Do you have any websites/blogs to recommend? It's better if they teach by the way of mastering ...

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Which English should I learn first, British or American -- answers.yahoo.com

Member since: July 07, 2006 Total points: 2,335 (Level 3) Points earned this week: HI, I am Asian. I am learning English. My teacher told me that I should choose either British or American English. ...

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Which of these words are synonym? -- answers.yahoo.com

1.vintage clothing 2.casual clothing 3.chic 4.classic 5.coservative 6.eccentric 7.fashionable 8.flashy 9.old-fashioned 10.retro 11.sloppy 12.trendy 13.unusual Do u know any American slangs or idioms ...

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Once in the US, how long does it take to be very comfortable with spoken English? -- answers.yahoo.com

I'm French and I will move to the US soon. I've been to the US before (in 1999 for a summer job) and my English wasn't very good at that time, but it was O.K. I think it was O.K. because I hang out ...

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difference between oral and communicative english -- answers.yahoo.com

I've been asked to teach Oral and Communicative english as two separate subjects. What's the main difference between the two and which topics are suitable for each? Can anyone recommend some exciting ...

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Irregular verbs (sample) -- answers.yahoo.com

Can you please list at least 5 pairs of irregular verbs and their correct ussage which are commonly mistaken in use... For example... raise vs rise When used as a verb they both have the same general ...

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Subjects and verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

I answered my question but don't know if they are right. plz help. 1.Bats are good for the environment and fot people. (Subject-Bats Verb- are) 2.Bat populations are shrinking all over the world. ...

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Defective verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

I'm battling to find out about defective verbs. I know they have incomplete cojugations. For example, modal auxiliary verbs are defective verbs. Can someone give me any more examples? RSS2JAVA

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differences between prepositional verbs and phrasal verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

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Transitive and Intransitive Verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

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STRONG verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

I need 100 strong verbs? Help? I've only thought of about 10 or 12. Example: Descriptive verb like: skidded, crept, erupted tears etc RSS2JAVA

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Active Verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

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help with verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

Where is the verb in each sentence? 1. Lightening is often attracted to water. 2. Mary has never discussed family problems before. 3. She seems upset. 4. I can't help you anymore. 5. Watch carefully ...

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Linking Verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

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Nouns Verbs Adjectives -- answers.yahoo.com

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Passive verbs -- answers.yahoo.com

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2. Modal Verbs and Auxiliary Verbs. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian provides a quick review of modals and auxiliaries, and shows you how many words long a verb can be. English grammar .

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The Truth about Apostrophes. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Straight talk from Yossarian the Grammarian about apostrophes and why "the Jones's house" is wrong and "the Joneses' house" is right. English grammar .

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1. What a Verb Is, and What Verbs Aren't. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian explains why you should think of a verb as something with a subject, rather than as an "action word". English grammar .

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3. What Adjectives Are. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Tough talk from Yossarian the Grammarian on adjectives, those words that modify nouns. English grammar .

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4. The Adverb, and How Adverbs Are Used. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian demonstrates how adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. English grammar .

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6. English Grammar. Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian explains why "The squirrel ran _____ the trees" does not let you identify all prepositions. English grammar .

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Sentence Diagramming 2: Prepositional Phrases. Grammar -- mrthoth

How to include prepositional phrases in your sentence diagram. With Yossarian the Grammarian. English grammar .

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Sentence Diagramming 1: Verbs, Subjects, Adverbs. Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian introduces you to the lost art of diagramming sentences. English grammar .

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2. Modal Verbs and Auxiliary Verbs. English Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian provides a quick review of modals and auxiliaries, and shows you how many words long a verb can be. English grammar .

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Sentence Diagramming 3: Prepositional Phrases Again. Grammar -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian shows that prepositional phrases can contain other prepositional phrases. English grammar .

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7. Grammar, English. Transitive Verbs and Direct Objects -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian gives you the skinny on transitive verbs. Ignore his botched attempt to quote Yoda, whom he should have quoted as saying, "The board hit I," not "The board is hit by me." ...

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8. Grammar. Copulative Verbs and Subjective Complements -- mrthoth

Yossarian the Grammarian dispels the fog surrounding copulative (linking) verbs and explains why you probably never mean to say, "I feel badly." English grammar .

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9. English Grammar. Past Participles and Present Participles -- mrthoth

Grammar, English. Straight talk from Yossarian the Grammarian on participles. .

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10. Participial Phrases and Participles as Adjectives -- mrthoth

Grammar, English. Yossarian the Grammarian gives you the lowdown on participial phrases. .

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Grammar. Sentence Diagramming 4: Subjective Complements -- mrthoth

Let Yossarian the Grammarian show you how to include subjective complements in your sentence diagram. English grammar .

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English Grammar. Sentence Diagramming 5: Direct Objects -- mrthoth

Learn how to diagram sentences that contain direct objects. Your teacher is Yossarian the Grammarian. English grammar .

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English: A Guide to Punctuation -- Manjusha Nambiar

Full stop The punctuation mark full stop (.) is used to close sentences. A new sentence that follows a full stop has a capital letter. Honesty is the best policy. Sweet are the uses of adversity. A ...

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UGoEigo English Sounds Lesson 1: B & P -- ugoeigo

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UGoEigo English Sounds Lesson 3: B & V -- ugoeigo

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UGoEigo English Sounds Lesson 4: Tongue Twisters 1 -- ugoeigo

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UGoEigo Functional Phrases 1: Greetings -- ugoeigo

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Can or May - Which is correct? -- AnnaLisa Michalski

Modals (perhaps you learned them in school as a category of auxiliary or "helping" verbs) are among the most confusing English words to master. And no wonder: besides their refusal to follow the ...

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I, Me, or Myself - Which is Correct? -- AnnaLisa Michalski

Of all the possible pronoun errors one could make, the confusion of I/me/myself surely is among the most common, and of those, it seems myself causes the most trouble. If you are uncertain of the ...

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#483 Different from vs than, -- thedailyenglishshow

Is it a mistake to say "different than"? I talk a bit about standard and non-standard English. I know "Standard English" is a vague and problematic term -- but I think it can sometimes be useful. ...

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Daily Pronunciation #1 - Pronunciation Practice For Non-native -- sozoexchange

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Daily Pronunciation 2 - Pronunciation Practice For Non-native -- sozoexchange

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FREE English Vocabulary Lesson -- JenniferESL

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FREE English Grammar Lesson -- JenniferESL

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FREE English Pronunciation Lesson 1a -- JenniferESL

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FREE English pronunciation lesson 1b -- JenniferESL

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FREE English Pronunciation Lesson 2 -- JenniferESL

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English Vocabulary Lesson 2 -- JenniferESL

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English Vocabulary Lesson 3 -- JenniferESL

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English Pronunciation Lesson 3a -- JenniferESL

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English Pronunciation Lesson 3b -- JenniferESL

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American Slang - Lesson 1 -- JenniferESL

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American Slang - Lesson 4 -- JenniferESL

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American Slang - Lesson 5 -- JenniferESL

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An English Lesson on Sarcasm -- JenniferESL

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Common Mistakes in English - Lesson 1 -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 2a - Conditionals -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 2b - Conditionals -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 2c - Conditionals -- JenniferESL

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English Vocabulary Lesson 4 -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 2d - Conditionals -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 3a - prepositions -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 3b - prepositions -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 3c - prepositions -- JenniferESL

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English Grammar Lesson 2e - Conditionals -- JenniferESL

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English: Midwestern Expressions: "If You're Happy And You Know It, Tickle Me Pink" -- Janet Grace Riehl

I'm a nut on regional accents, idioms and turns of phrase. My peregrinations around the globe have sharpened my ear. When I first left the USA in the 1970s, I didn’t know I talked funny. Coming back ...

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English Commercial Correspondence - Basic Rules -- J. McCorquodale

Business communications are becoming more and more informal as electronic media and the Internet penetrate every level of business contacts. It is no more unusual to receive a business message from ...

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Learn English with English, baby! - "Nelly Furtado" -- ebabyenglish

Beren confesses her love of the new Nelly Furtado album, Promiscuous. Devan is skeptical

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Learn English with English, baby! - "The Simpsons Movie" -- ebabyenglish

Marni gives Kevin her review of The Simpsons Movie.

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Learn English with English, baby! - "Gwen Stefani" -- ebabyenglish

Kevin and Devan discuss the good and bad of Gwen Stefani's transition from punk grrl to pop princess.

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Go On, What's Your Favourite English Word? -- Derek Smiley

What is the most favourite word in the English language there has been several polls over the years remarkably (which is a nice word) it all depends. It would appear on your personal experiences. ...

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New Exchange Language board -- Sa

New Exchange Language board http://www.eslteachersboard.com/cgi-bin/exchange/index.pl More here

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British Slang -- FunnyPranks

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British v American Slang -- waynooooo

I made this (what will hopefully be) two part video in order to outline the differences between British-english and American-english. Its all for fun!! Oh and correct me if I get any wrong or ...

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British v American Slang 2 -- waynooooo

The second part of my 'British english verses American english' video!! Just for fun of course

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English to English Dictionary -- T2Darlantan

An English (American) to English (British) reference guide so we can all understand each other a little better.

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British English 001 -- JohnDkar

aimed to help non English speaking people to learn English from England-specially people who speak Spanish and Chinese

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Hardcore English Training, Ways To Speak English Like Native In 3 Months -- Nattawee Arthiwate

Hardcore English Training, ways to speak English like native in 3 months If you are in a non- English speaking country, of course you can not avoid learning English. You may have tried so hard you ...

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Learning English -- Hugh O'Connell

Many people consider it one of globalisation’s greatest inequities that English, one of the world’s hardest languages, has become the international one. Few languages of any type have a grammar as ...

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Syntax - Who Owns the English Language? -- Karel Kosman

When writing my travel blogs, a friend of mine made a comment, perhaps complaining, of my syntax. In fact, I occasionally get complaints about my English. In elementary school I was sent to some ...

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Strategies to Learn English - Part 1 -- Pavan M Kumar

In the present world scenario, in most of the places, people has been using English (American, British, Australian, etc) for business communication. There are a few pockets in this world, where ...

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Strategies to Learn English - Part 2 -- Pavan M Kumar

In the present world scenario, in most of the places, people have been using English (American, British, Australian, etc) for business communication. There are a few pockets in this world, where ...

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Three Things To Stick With When You Build Your English Vocabulary -- Robby Kukurs

Don't try to speak with a better pronunciation than you actually can. This can get you back into the trouble - and you'll end up speaking worse. I'm not saying that you shouldn't get the ...

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Do Not Try To Make It Perfect When You Speak English -- Robby Kukurs

There's nothing perfect in the real world. Everything has its flaws and impurities - even the clearest diamond's atomic structure contains many deviations from the ideal arrangement. So do you have ...

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Three Things To Avoid When Speaking English -- Robby Kukurs

Comparing your language to others. This is something that your ego is trying to do - you automatically compare the words you use with the language of your chat partner or another person whose English ...

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Improving Your English for ESL Students -- Celia Webb

When you study English, you will probably reach a point where you feel you are no longer making progress. Once you can talk and read well enough to do common tasks, what do you do if you really want ...

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How to Correct English Writing Errors -- Ross Mcbride

English writing can be difficult if the writer does not make use of the many English language writing resources that are available to help them. Writers can use dictionaries, style guides, spell ...

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How to Write English Sentences Using Verb Tenses -- Ross Mcbride

The process of writing an English sentence is much easier when the writer starts with a basic thought and systematically uses all the English writing tools to accurately express the complete thought. ...

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How to Improve Your English Language Conversation Skills -- Ross Mcbride

There are several dictionary definitions for "Conversation". Conversation: an informal talk with somebody, especially about opinions, ideas, feelings, or everyday matters. Conversation: noun, an ...

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How to Write English Sentences -- Ross Mcbride

Vigorous writing is concise. A sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentences, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no ...

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Learn English As A Second Language With An Organized Efficient Study Plan -- Ross Mcbride

Study English Plan First step " Choose your Goal" for learning English Goals are your motivation, what do you wish to accomplish with English? Sell and market your products to English speaking ...

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1000 Most Used English Words - Learn them First -- Ross Mcbride

The mathematicians that study language and have lots of computing power are forming English language word databases. These word databases can be used for machine language translation, formulas to ...

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How to Understand Symbolic and Figurative English Expressions -- Ross Mcbride

Literal English word use and meaning has very structured formats and can be used to function efficiently if one desires to be an English writer or operate in the English speaking world. Native ...

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How to Learn English with Maps -- Ross Mcbride

Maps offer ESL students with an excellent format for learning English. Students can learn and use both concrete and difficult abstract concepts when learning English with maps. Students can learn ...

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How to Score High on English TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge Tests -- Ross Mcbride

Score HIGH on NEW English Tests Why international students fail English tests Students fail because they do not understand the test requirements. Students fail because they underestimate the large ...

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Grammar 101 -- H. Bernard Wechsler

Geniuses Avoid Boring Grammar Uh, I was home sick with the flu when they taught the rules of grammar. Been successfully avoiding it ever since. Besides, WIIFM (what is in it for me?) about stupid ...

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Three Things To Stick With When You Build Your English Vocabulary -- Robby Kukurs

Don't try to speak with a better pronunciation than you actually can. This can get you back into the trouble - and you'll end up speaking worse. I'm not saying that you shouldn't get the ...

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Do Not Try To Make It Perfect When You Speak English -- Robby Kukurs

There's nothing perfect in the real world. Everything has its flaws and impurities - even the clearest diamond's atomic structure contains many deviations from the ideal arrangement. So do you have ...

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Toeic Strategies And Tips Revealed -- David Dalton

Warning don't take the TOEIC exam until you read this. 10 score Killers that You NEED to know right away! Discover How to Overcome them and get a GREAT SCORE!!! TOEIC Secrets, Tips and Strategies ...

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Fun With English Words - Tongue Twisters and Common English Sayings -- John Johnston

English Sayings Common Expressions If you are thinking about the over 145,000 word references with more than 200,000 definitions and roughly 1,200,000 vocabulary relationships between the ...

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Discover the Magic of the Most Beautiful Words in the English Language -- Gerard McLoughlin

'Summer afternoon - summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.' Henry James. What are the most beautiful words in the English language? The ...

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Improving Your English for ESL Students -- Celia Webb

When you study English, you will probably reach a point where you feel you are no longer making progress. Once you can talk and read well enough to do common tasks, what do you do if you really want ...

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Learning English for Adults -- Maysaa Bazbouz

Many adults across the world already speak English; however, there are many adults out there who would like to learn or who should learn. No matter what you plan to do with the language skills, ...

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The Power of the Book - Helping You To Learn English -- Amy Nutt

Reading is an activity that keeps the brain very active. When we read we create a mental scene, comprehend what the writer is saying, and form an opinion about what is being said. There are many ...

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The 10 Funniest English Language Sayings and Their Meanings -- Amy Nutt

Learning the English language for the first time can be difficult. However, when done in an exciting and humorous way learning English vocabulary and grammar is less confusing and more enjoyable. ...

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Developing English Listening Skills -- Celia Webb

You may wish to understand spoken English for a variety of reasons. Maybe you plan to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) so you can study abroad or get a good job in an ...

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TOEFL or IELTS - Which is Better? -- Walton Burns

Because universities want to make sure you have the English language skills necessary to study at their school, almost all institutes of higher learning require you to take a test of English. And ...

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Start an "English Speaking" Club -- Celia Webb

Speaking English takes plenty of practice. Although talking aloud to yourself does provide some practice, it is even better to talk with someone. To give yourself a chance to practice speaking ...

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The 5 Rules For Learning English -- Amy Nutt

When writing in the English language, there are rules that must be followed in order for the reader to understand what is written. Without writing rules, it would be impossible for words to be ...

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Mind Your Words -- Clement

Words have the power to create and destroy. Words are your representatives. "Words are creation of self and every time you open your mouth, you give the world a glimpse into who you really ...

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The Road Between A and An -- AnnaLisa Michalski

At first glance, the question of whether to us a or an may seem to be too simplistic to detail in a full article, but even if you are a native speaker of English, you probably follow more rules to ...

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Easy Ways to Learn English -- Maysaa Bazbouz

So ... you want to learn English but are undecided about which method to use? There are several easy options of studying and learning English available to, due mainly to the modern technology we have ...

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The 10 Funniest English Language Sayings and Their Meanings -- Amy Nutt

Learning the English language for the first time can be difficult. However, when done in an exciting and humorous way learning English vocabulary and grammar is less confusing and more enjoyable. ...

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10 Common Expressions and What They Mean -- Amy Nutt

We have a lot of odd expressions and idioms in the English language. We use them every day to describe things and to let people know how we feel . . . but have you ever wondered where they came from? ...

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Why Children Learn Faster With English Language Games -- Shelley Vernon

There is nothing that engages children more than teaching English through play. Indeed a bored class will take in less than half of what a teacher says and retain none of it. Whereas an attentive, ...

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Slang words: Wheels -- English lesson

Wheels Wheels is another word for car. Here is an example: I need to borrow your wheels to go to the store.

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Slang words: What’s up (or wuzup or what up ) -- English lesson

These phrases are a greeting meaning “hi, how are you?” Here is an example: What’s up, Ben?

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