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    Try to find someone whos mothertongue is English or at least who speaks English very well - and then start conversation. If that's not possible practice English reading out loud, start to think in English, try to translate your every day conversations in mind.
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    December 16, 2007
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    Well, even in business informal expressions are necessary. You usually don't talk with business partners and chefs only about business, but you do small talk. And if you couldn't understand and answers what your partners talking about you're lost in conversation. By the way: Best way to improve English or any other language is to watch movies and read books made and written in this language - by doing so you'll learn all the informal stuff as well. Greets Lia
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    December 16, 2007
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    Well, I'm a native speaker and I like to practice my English usage, so I would be happy to help you.
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    December 14, 2007
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    No, you have to learn them - sorry. But there are not soo many of them. Dative: aus (from location), bei (at location or persom, i.e. 'bei ihm'), mit (with), nach (after - time, to - location, but usually used without article 'nach Hause'), von (from), zu (to) Accusative: bis (till, until), durch (through), für (for), gegen (against), ohne (without), um (at - time) both dative and accusative: an, auf, hinter, in, neben, über, unter, vor, zwischen ---> But don't ask me how to recognize when you use dative or accusative. Hope, I could help you more.
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    December 14, 2007
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