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Something Today I started seriously learn English. I bought a notebook, where I will write unknown for me words. Also I start studying grammar too. I think if I will write on this site sth everyday, it will help me to practice my language skills, because other people can help me to fix my mistakes. At school I had been studying very bad, so now I have problems with my knowledge of language. I start studying English from basic, namely from time expressions and basic grammar. As soon as possible I will start study how to ask questions. Also I always had big problems with them. I'm always making a lot of mistakes, when ask questions, especially then there are many secondary parts of sentences (I don't know how it named on Endlish, I mean adverbs, adjectives and others). I want to know English very well!

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Today I started seriously learning English. I bought a notebook, where I will write words I don't know (words unknown to me is an option but sounds a little awkward in a casual entry) unknown for me words. Also I started studying grammar too (either also or too, not both). I think if I will write on this site sth everyday, it will help me to practice my language skills, because other people can help me to fix my mistakes. At school I had been studying very badly, so now I have problems with my knowledge of the language (because you're talking about a specific language, English). I started studying English from the basics, namely from time expressions and basic grammar. As soon as possible I will start to study how to ask questions. Also I always had big problems with them that too (if you said, "I will start to study question words," it would be "them"). I'm always making a lot of mistakes, when asking questions, especially when there are many secondary parts of sentences (I don't know how it named what they are called in on English. I mean adverbs, adjectives and others). I want to know English very well!

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There are also many lesson on YouTube you can listen to, including my own: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheEnglishToolbox/videos?view=0&flow=grid Good luck, Yana!
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And now forget about dictionaries and grammar books. You don't have the time for that. ^^!

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