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Doing 'Shadowing' when you learning other language
Is there someone who does 'shadowing' when learning other language?
I've never done this before, and I'm about to start do 'shadowing'. I don't have any idea that how much is it gonna helpful for me, but I'll give it a try.
And I would like to know about you guy's opinions of 'shadowing'.
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How can I speak and write in English like native English speakers?
Do write something you want to say in English gonna make your writing and speaking skills in English better?
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Modal verbs
I've learned about modal verbs. So I can understand most of these things in sentences. But I've always confused about 'would' and 'would have + past participle'. For examples, like this sentences, "why would she lie?" or "Who would do that?". I don't get the nuance of this sentences. Why they put 'would' in this sentences? I think it could make sense without 'would' in first sentence, and use 'did' instead of 'would' in second sentence.
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present perfect tense
Is there some differences between this two sentences, "I've already found it" and "I have found it".?
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Listening and Reading ability
These days, there are a lot of method when you learning foreign languages. Like mimicking as native speakers, memorizing all sentences of soap, or listen foreign languages which you want to learn, for all day. I do get these methods, but not last one. Some people says, If you listen foreign languages which you want to learn, for all day and very long time, you will be able to understand what they say and talking about. I think it's possible, but it'll takes really long time if you just listen without read a book, write down sentences or speak with others, and especially reading practice. Because I think listening and reading have kind of important correlations. I think there is no listening without reading. How about you guys? What's your opinion about this problem?
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Isn't this convenient?
As you can see from the title, I wonder about the nuance of that sentence.
The situation is a man who eating lunch in restaurant, called his friend who is driving, and said "I left my wallet at home, so please come and bail me out".
So his friend who is driving a car, says "Oh, isn't this convenient?"
If you know this please help me.
And I want some other examples. thank you
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Isn't this convenient?
As you can see on title, I wonder the nuance of that sentence.
The situation is a men who eating lunch in restaurant called his friend who is driving, and he said to him "I left my wallet at home, so please come and bail me out".
So his friend who is driving a car, says "Oh, isn't this convenient?"
If you know this please help me.
And I want some other examples. thank you
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I want to know difference between 'a' and 'the'
I always have confused difference between 'a' and 'the', when I write a note or speak with others.
So I want to know difference.
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Does good English accent is necessary in learning English?
Not only English but also all of languages accent is important.But I think good foreign language accent is not necessary.
I think communicating well with foreigners is most important and more necessary than speaking good foreign language accent.
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