I would suggest listening to English music or watching TV shows or movies in English. English has tons of basic phrases that are used on a daily basis, and they are seen in music and TV. To help you, here are some English phrases that I use every day. I'm sure you've heard some of these before. "Oh my god!" / "Oh my gosh!" - used when something is really good, really bad, or really weird. "I need help with..." - Used when you need help with something such as school work or a physical activity. An example would be "I need help on the first question." "What are you up to?" / "What's up" / "What are you doing"? - Used to ask what someone is doing. It is used in casual conversation with friends/random people. Don't use "What are you doing" with teachers or random people, as it seems rather rude. Now some fun ones. (ONLY USE THESE WITH YOUR CLOSE FRIENDS!) "What the fuck?" - used when something is really weird or bad. "That's bullshit." - used when something is unfair, when someone is lying, or when someone mistreats you. "Fuck yeah" / "Hell yeah" - used when you are agreeing with someone.

Hi Jimm, I suggest you improve your listening skills and have a look at these websites with sound There is a free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation. Just click over the pink words to hear them spoken at www.howjsay.com/index.php?word. You can also go to: http://englishphonetics4u.blogspot.com Learn English vocab for free online with sound and pictures Click onto www.learnenglish.de/

hello... i think u need to listen to radio and watch english movie,and watch programme in english,to know how can u do sentence

i have a humble suggestion ...listen English podcast ...just Google it "English Podcast" or try " www.eslpod.com" listen it listen to pod cast every day after listening to the podcast several times you fell like talking automatically and Practice English with some one ... try ,try try ,Eventually you will succeed ..i am sure .. ya common Mr.Jimm give a try ..yes you can do it .... (it's my personal opinion ) Thank you