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- A number of things will help you learn a new language. Reading simple books in that language such as those written for children and teens. Reading online magazines and newspapers is another, as those are written in a simple manner. Watching documentaries on YouTube in the language you wish to learn will also help. Watching television programs and films in that language will help one learn conversational forms of the desired language. A source for public domain downloadable books is the Gutenberg Project: http://www.gutenberg.org I hope this of some value, I hope to put together a listing soon of books, films, and such available on my web site to better aid in this.0 votedAugust 24, 20150
- A number of things will help you learn a new language. Reading simple books in that language such as those written for children and teens. Reading online magazines and newspapers is another, as those are written in a simple manner. Watching documentaries on YouTube in the language you wish to learn will also help. Watching television programs and films in that language will help one learn conversational forms of the desired language. A source for public domain downloadable books is the Gutenberg Project: http://www.gutenberg.org0 votedAugust 14, 20150
- Yes there are many differences with regards to terminology. For example, what is called a flashlight in the U.S. is a torch in Great Britain. Another example is an elevator in the U.S. is a lift in the U.K. The actual English grammar is the same in both countries, although some words are pronounced much differently. Makes life interesting nonetheless.0 votedAugust 13, 20150
- Having worked in corporate America as an Firmware Engineer and as a Technical Support Technician, I have noticed grammar is very important for a person to be taken seriously in that particular environment. Also remember much of the communication today is handled electronically and these communications need to be understandable to the recipient.0 votedAugust 13, 20151
- They are all close in meaning, shout meaning to speak loudly: The audience began to shout their support for the team as they took to the field of play. Yell has some emotion such as anger involved as in: When I wrecked the car my Father yelled at me. (This happens a lot in the U.S.) Scream has the context of fear involved such as: In the horror movie the woman screamed when she saw the two headed monster.0 votedAugust 12, 20150
- You may want to find novels written for adolescent children and young adults as the content will be interesting and not be so difficult to understand that you become frustrated. Also if you want find public domain electronic books written in English you may want to check out the Gutenberg Project: http://www.gutenberg.org/ Good Luck in your pursuits! Jim0 votedAugust 12, 20150

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