Be a chameleon. By this I mean, copy those that you want to sound like. The easiest way is to think of yourself as an actor/actress. You want to play the role of an English person. Imitate the sounds they make. It will feel and sound funny at first but with practice, you will begin to have the accent. PS: It is important to watch how the mouth and tongue move when speaking. Changing the mouth and tongue will produce different sounds. Good luck, Tim

You can also say 'What's the weather like over there?' meaning a place that is neither north or south, but east or west.

I think both are fine, however, I would not use 'these days'. Instead I would say: It's quite rainy at the moment. - 'at the moment' in this case, does not mean the exact moment, but how you used 'these days'. It's been raining a lot lately. - same meaning as above, just a different way of saying it. It's been raining quite a bit lately. - same as above Good luck, Tim

Both are fine. But can be interpreted slightly differently: I'm studying Korean at the university: I understand this as - you are studying Korean at University at the moment and possibly for a year or so, but you will eventually stop studying Korean at University. Vs I study Korean at the university: I understand this as - you study Korean at University. You have been studying Korean at the university for some time in the past and you will be studying Korean at the university for some time in the future. It makes sense, however, If you said 'I teach Korean at the University' it would make more sense to me because professors stay at one university for many years (10 years plus) whereas, generally, most people only study at certain course at a university for a period of roughly 3 years, and then move on to something else. I hope this helps, Tim

Statement: I need some milk. You need some milk. He/she needs some milk. We need some milk. They need some milk Question: Do I need some milk? Do you need some milk? Does he/she need some milk? Do we need some milk? Do they need some milk?

I need some milk you need some milk he/she needs some milk We need some milk They need some milk Question: Do I need some milk? Do you need some milk? Does he/she need some milk? Do we need some milk? Do they need some milk?