Hi Sam, I was an English Literature student, so I know that the original and the purest English is British English. Americans have destorted the language like anything by the means of Vocab, pronunciation and even the whole language. Britihs language & the people are the most polite things on the world. Americans exactly vice-a- versa. ex.( If one wants t ask for a file to his business partner and if he is American then he will say: pass that file (Command-they think that we are born to command! Huh!) but if the person is British he will say politely: Could you pass that file please?) This is the difference between these two countries, their culture, and their language. I hope I havn't told you the whole history!!!

Hi, I am Sonal Bhavsar.For speaking a new language you have to be in the Environment of that language. You have to think, express, eat, drink, behave and last but not the least (practically) speak in that language without any hasitation or shame that I might be wrong. Obsviously you are going to speak something wrong coz you are Learning the language, you haven't masteresd the language. And gradually, by speaking English on the regular basis you will master it. Simple!!!! Ex.(If I want to learn swimming, I'll have ti jump into the pool! Can I learn Swimming without jumping into the pool?) just like that if u r learning a language u've to speak it. Beside this funda, I have many tips to enrich your Spoken English, if you want to get it I teach on italki so your welcome.

Hi Josheph, its very simple! A is the perfect spoken sentence. In sentence A- *enjoyed* Simple past is used- why? because the person is not alive he died in the PAST. And in his rememberence they are using Simple Past as *he enjoyed*. Sentence B is absolutely baseless what does a PRESENT perfect means the present which has been just finished. e.g, if Mr. John would be alive and on his farewell program, he also would be present in the hall and if it would be announced that, *he has enjoyed---* then its just perfect.

generally there is a very small difference between them. CAN = ability / strength + permission. e.g; Can I speak Chinese in the class? No, You can't.[This shows permission]. But, I can speak English very well. [this shows ability]. On the other hand 'be able to' as the word 'able' suggests shows only and only ability. Ex.,I will be able to speak fluent English one day.[The last sentence is especially on behalf of you. Best of Luck]