Cool!!! so, we can practice and ask you what mistakes make at the time to write. is so good. and Welcome!!
regards!
regards!
The best way to practice English
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Hello Carlos! I fully agree with you. I did they same thing you did when I was studying the English teaching career, nevertheless, it is important to adquire Grammar, and the only way to do it, is by practicing it!
=) There is a mistake in one of your sentences "it should worked for..." The correct way to write it is "it should work for..." ok
Regards!
Hi! Yes, indeed. The best way do develope language is by practicing it. If you have questions for me regarding to this language, please do not hesitate!
Here you have your first mistake.
you wrote this " What mistakes make at the time to write".
The correct one is this "what mistakes we make when writing it".
regards!!!=)
"Not everything that is faced can be changed,
but nothing can be changed until it is faced."
"The ordinary teacher speaks. The good teacher explains.
The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires."
but nothing can be changed until it is faced."
"The ordinary teacher speaks. The good teacher explains.
The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires."
"Teachers touch the future".=)
alexmuñekin, you've just made this mistake twice: regarding to.
The correct way is regarding, related to, or compared with.
Greetings =)
alexmuñekin, you've just made this mistake twice: regarding to.
The correct way is regarding, related to, or compared with.
Greetings =)
good afternoon. Well i'm a person that not know very much english but, I liked the option that all yours having here, that I dueth is read text in english and the words that I don't know inmediatly I look in the dictionary and this form I learn a new words. respectly to watch tv it's a great idea, because learn the pronuntiation and practice.
pd. sorry but I don't very good so english
pd. sorry but I don't very good so english
Magnificent! it does not matter how much you know, but what you are willing to do to improve it. keep going!
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That's OK NANDO77, but try to do it with simple songs first (ballads) so that you don't have to deal with too complex lyrics.
Je je je... off course... I try with punk music lirycs and these are very complicated...
i use teamspeak for that, i take my mic and chat with ppl while playing online games,
this is my teamspeak if ya wanna check out : ts9.gameservers.com:8816
u'll need teamspeak client-----> google it
regards
this is my teamspeak if ya wanna check out : ts9.gameservers.com:8816
u'll need teamspeak client-----> google it
regards
Well I think it was a typing mistake.. thanks anyway!!!
B.T.W: You haven't answered my question??? You said you were an English Professor... then I asked you "Are you a Professor or just a Teacher???" because they aren't the same thing my friend...I guess you know that...Geeetings!!!
Atte: Carlos Figueroa.
Someone can be both teacher and professor simultaneously. If you work at a school in the morning shift and is also member of a given faculty at a university in the evening shift.
Greetings and happy new year =)
how to improve your pronuncaition
Here's How:
Learn the following rules concerning pronunciation.
English is considered a stressed language while many other languages are considered syllabic.
In other languages, such as French or Italian, each syllable receives equal importance (there is stress, but each syllable has its own length).
English pronunciation focuses on specific stressed words while quickly gliding over the other, non-stressed, words.
Stressed words are considered content words: Nouns e.g. kitchen, Peter - (most) principle verbs e.g. visit, construct - Adjectives e.g. beautiful, interesting - Adverbs e.g. often, carefully
Non-stressed words are considered function words: Determiners e.g. the, a - Auxiliary verbs e.g. am, were - Prepositions e.g. before, of - Conjunctions e.g. but, and - Pronouns e.g. they, she
Read the following sentence aloud: The beautiful Mountain appeared transfixed in the distance.
Read the following sentence aloud: He can come on Sundays as long as he doesn't have to do any homework in the evening.
Notice that the first sentence actually takes about the same time to speak well!
Even though the second sentence is approximately 30% longer than the first, the sentences take the same time to speak. This is because there are 5 stressed words in each sentence.
Write down a few sentences, or take a few example sentences from a book or exercise.
First underline the stressed words, then read aloud focusing on stressing the underlined words and gliding over the non-stressed words.
Be surprised at how quickly your pronunciation improves! By focusing on stressed words, non-stressed words and syllables take on their more muted nature.
When listening to native speakers, focus on how those speakers stress certain words and begin to copy this.
Tips:
Remember that non-stressed words and syllables are often "swallowed" in English.
Always focus on pronouncing stressed words well, non-stressed words can be glided over.
Don't focus on pronouncing each word. Focus on the stressed words in each sentence.
Happy New Year!!!!!
Indeed, I have not answered your question, and I perfectly know both definitions. The intenion of this forum is merely educative, at least it is for me, therefore I do not have any interest in giving any explanation.
Here's How:
Learn the following rules concerning pronunciation.
English is considered a stressed language while many other languages are considered syllabic.
In other languages, such as French or Italian, each syllable receives equal importance (there is stress, but each syllable has its own length).
English pronunciation focuses on specific stressed words while quickly gliding over the other, non-stressed, words.
Stressed words are considered content words: Nouns e.g. kitchen, Peter - (most) principle verbs e.g. visit, construct - Adjectives e.g. beautiful, interesting - Adverbs e.g. often, carefully
Non-stressed words are considered function words: Determiners e.g. the, a - Auxiliary verbs e.g. am, were - Prepositions e.g. before, of - Conjunctions e.g. but, and - Pronouns e.g. they, she
Read the following sentence aloud: The beautiful Mountain appeared transfixed in the distance.
Read the following sentence aloud: He can come on Sundays as long as he doesn't have to do any homework in the evening.
Notice that the first sentence actually takes about the same time to speak well!
Even though the second sentence is approximately 30% longer than the first, the sentences take the same time to speak. This is because there are 5 stressed words in each sentence.
Write down a few sentences, or take a few example sentences from a book or exercise.
First underline the stressed words, then read aloud focusing on stressing the underlined words and gliding over the non-stressed words.
Be surprised at how quickly your pronunciation improves! By focusing on stressed words, non-stressed words and syllables take on their more muted nature.
When listening to native speakers, focus on how those speakers stress certain words and begin to copy this.
Tips:
Remember that non-stressed words and syllables are often "swallowed" in English.
Always focus on pronouncing stressed words well, non-stressed words can be glided over.
Don't focus on pronouncing each word. Focus on the stressed words in each sentence.
Happy New Year!!!!!
Indeed, I have not answered your question, and I perfectly know both definitions. The intenion of this forum is merely educative, at least it is for me, therefore I do not have any interest in giving any explanation.
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