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Hello All! 你们好！नमस्ते! Anyone interested in learning some good ol' American English I can certainly help. I am learing Mandarin chinese and Hindi. I can read and write hindi fluently, but cannot speak it, so anyone that could help me get better at speaking hindi would be greatly appreciated. I am ok at chinese, I can barely read or write at all though. So if anyone could help me in general in chinese, it would also be highly appreciated. I also need help learning Hebrew and Arabic alphabets. Those two languages are next on my list, so if somebody could help me get started being able to read and write Arabic and Hebrew that would be REALLY helpful. Thank you! 你们好！我是美国人。我可以收中文一点儿。我需要学习中文！我是公夫老师。我不可以写汉字，搜易如果可能帮我写汉字，那是太棒了！我爱中国文。我很喜欢听中文音乐和看中文电影。谢谢你们！你的心朋友， -马德华
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    Well, there is a difference in certain contexts. If you were to say "It's time to do action" it wouldn't make any sense. But, if you said "It's time for action" it would. Another example would be, "It is time to do laundry" would be correct usage of English. But, if you were to say, "It is time for laundry" It might sound a little strange. Also, if you want to sound more fluent, shorten up the "It is" with "It's". It really makes a difference in sounding like a fluent speaker. Also figuring out the right times to fit "The" in a sentance makes a difference. Like for example again, if you said "It is time to do laundry", it wouldn't sound as fluent as if you had said: "It's time to do the laundry". Just a few pointers there. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.
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    February 20, 2011
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    February 19, 2011
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    English is so difficult for me!!!

    I was said to be quite good at English in senior high school. I could get the highest marks in most of the English exams.
    Since we only practiced to handle the written examinations, and my teacher did not tell us to practise oral English, I did not realize what English is composed of, and I thought it was easy.
    I entered university in 2004, and as most people expected, my major was English. We took more time learning and correcting our pronunciation. We always have special lessons for grammar, all of them were too hard for me. I felt helpless and disappointed sometimes, and I could not get high marks again. It's a shame that I still am not completely fluent in English.
    I use English everyday. I use it to send hundreds of emails to our customers all over the world, and I also use it to chat with friends abroad. Most of the time it is not too hard to express my opinions, and we can understand each other. But when some friends help me to correct my essays or emails, they will find lots of grammar mistakes. Can I find a better way to remember grammar again in a short period of time?? How can I make it better? Where do I start? I hope I will have more time after work. Then I will practice more. I hope that I can speak English fluently and write without any mistakes one day. It is a dream in my life. I hope it will come true before I get toooooooo old.

    Sunny, you must do it!

    You did pretty well! Your English is actually really good. We're all just nitpicking. You'll get there soon. You're really close to your goal! I think you'll have to live abroad to really make that happen. At least for a little while. By the way, when I corrected the word Practise with Practice, I was just puting it into the way we spell it in American English. Both are correct.
    Good luck!
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    February 19, 2011
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