About -ness -hood -th I'm wondering if there are any rule or something about how to use these suffix e.g. you can say happiness depth brotherhood and all of them expressed the same idea about its roots but How to know the suffix you should use? It's merely something that change from one adjective to another randomly?

huge, pretty, quite Hi, someone could give me some tip to know when I must use huge, pretty or quite. I already understand the grammar issues around this but I've realized that in spoken english these adverbs are used in a quite diferent way.

I love Colombia Yesterday was likely one of the most thrilling days of my recent live. The match between Colombia and Ivory Coast brought us total happiness all people here laughed, jumped and screamed. Even the companies left us go home early, the street was a party and for a little moment everybody forgot their problems.

How you learn phrasal verbs?

I've been studying phrasal verbs, but I feel that I'm not actually learning, so I'm looking forward to some hints about how to study them.

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about to get in How much more I have to study in order to achieve an operational level in english? I already know a lot of words and I'm getting deeper and deeper into grammar, even I've read about linguistic, typology, morphology etc everything in order to not just learn but understanding english. What I have gotten instead? No matter how large my vocabulary is I still came across words that I don't know furthermore when I'm reading I don't know any word in a whole row, and, What about grammar? Things turn worst there are so many rules... Then comes phrasal verbs, idioms, formal and informal style -wich I hate- I'm not saying that I'm not learning, I just wondering how much far away I've to go to be actually good in english.

do not have or have not I read about this and I realize that the difference it's a style issue. Personally I use don't have most of the time to avoid mistakes -I think-, but I would like the concept of a native.

Organizing irregular verbs Most people try to memorize irregular verbs in a haphazard way which is a little silly, I want to share one document that I wrote in order to learn irregular verbs in a pretty easy way. So enjoy or perhaps improve it. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2GmpXmW-PP2cHVvd2xZOWlNN3M/edit?usp=sharing

worst day of the week It's monday morning and the weekend went away so fast, I got to work and really don't want to do nothing, I would like to be sleeping at home, get up at midday eat something and keep sleeping, just today to raise my spirit, but I can't.