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Difference between American and British English
1) If you want to know, "What is the difference between American and British English?", you should watch this interview. (Implies that the reader is asking themselves the question.)
2) If you wanna know what is the difference is between American and British English, you should watch this interview. (this is more of a statment.)
First of all, you will hear how these two languages are pronounced in different ways._You must feel the difference. Secondly, it is simply hilarious.
Ok! Let's do it! Let's see it!http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=z4Ezruu1oeQ
The way the rest of the paragraph is written, I would say that example 2 would be the authors intent, but both ways of writting the sentance would be correct.
0 votedMarch 7, 20131Difference between American and British English
1) If you want to know, "What is the diference between American and British English?", you should watch this interview. (Implies that the reader is asking themselves the question.)
2) If you wanna know what is the diference is between American and British English you should watch this interview. (this is more of a statment.)
First of all, you will hear how these two languages are pronounced in different ways.You must feel the difference. Secondly, it is simply hilarious.
Ok! Let's do it! Let's see it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=z4Ezruu1oeQThe way the rest of the paragraph is written, I would say that example 2 would be the authors intent, but both ways of writting the sentance would be correct.
Either way is correct, and used with the rest of the paragraph sentance #2 would probably be more appropriate. But
0 votedMarch 7, 20132First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Hey, my name is Denis.
I'm I've been studying the English language for about 3 years, but I'm not that as good as I should be!:)
My hobbies is are wines and sports activities.
I sincerly hope that this programm will help me to improve my English. I don't know what to write really. i I feel a bit not uncomfortable.
I grew up in Ukraine and three years ago moved to Cyprus. When I arrived in Cyprus it was difficult for the first year, because my vocabulary was limited only with to one word, "Hi". and The hardest part was a the fact that I had to go to the College. Today i feel more confident in day-to-day speaking language, but my writing is still has a lot to improve.are indicated that your hobbies only include sports and wine. It may be replaced with "include" to show that you have more than those two interests.
0 votedMarch 5, 20130- Honestly, that article is not intended for a beginner, in my own humble opinion, as all the answers are written in Cyrillic. To me it seems more of an analytic thesis designed to kill all desire to actually learn the language, and a helpful reference when someone who is skilled in the alphabet has questions. I myself have subscribed to "Russianpod101.com" which gives me the written Cyrillic, romantic and English (but they should be available to you in Spanish as well) translations of what is being said. It is slow to listen to a computer for an hour, as they repeat everything several times, but the informational why's and wherefore's are very informative. As far as the letters to add for gender specific, I have not gotten that far, other than "my". I am not sure of the phonetic spelling but male is "Moi, Muy" while the female is "Maya". Of course, I am probably wrong, as I too am an utter beginner in the language. :)0 votedMarch 4, 20130
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I want to practice speaking English in english speech. If you're interested in the Russian language I can help to improve yours skills. I like Somerset Moem but I cant read his great novels in their original form. its complexly for me They are too complex for me. Out russion Of Russian writers, I prefer Soljenitsin and Astafev. The Bible is also a Great Book.
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