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Re: Language Learning Base -2-
MurielB Jeu 29 Sep - 17:06
Hi Gérard!
I have seen another one which is a bit weird
I have seen another one which is a bit weird
Dream of a funeral and you hear of a marriage. and Dream of a funeral and you hear of a wedding.
Prov. If you dream that a person has died, you will learn that person is to be married. Alan: I had a dream last night that my sister was killed. Jane: Dream of a funeral and you hear of a marriage.
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gerardM Sam 1 Oct - 14:21
Confusing words: Sometimes, Some Time, and Sometime.
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gerardM Jeu 6 Oct - 20:13
Halloween Vocabulary. Traditional Symbols of Halloween.
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MurielB Jeu 6 Oct - 21:05
Halloween is very scary but fortunately
At first cock-crow the ghosts must go
Back to their quiet graves below.
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gerardM Jeu 6 Oct - 22:11
Character and Personality Adjectives. Lists of opposites.
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gerardM Jeu 6 Oct - 22:32
Character and Personality Adjectives. Lists of opposites.
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gerardM Ven 7 Oct - 14:27
Idioms and common expressions for discussion and meetings
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MurielB Ven 7 Oct - 21:51
thanks Gérard, I didn't know the meaning of "to carry a motion" that proposal made formally at a meeting and accepted and neither did I know to have the floor.
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gerardM Dim 9 Oct - 17:02
24 most important prepositions with examples
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Did I ever write how important prepositions are to pretend to master a language
?... if someone tells me: "J'ai habité Paris pour 3 ans", I can judge their level thru the "pour" which is only the translation of the foreign "for, für, etc."; they didn't take a big advantage of the 3 years in France to improve their language... a pity as "pendant" is a very common word in conversations.
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MurielB Dim 9 Oct - 21:53
Some people tend to literally translate their own language into the foreigh language they are learning ! The idea is to think in the foreign language you are learning !Gérard a écrit:"J'ai habité Paris pour 3 ans",
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gerardM Mar 11 Oct - 10:57
Easy Way to Learn English Vocabulary
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gerardM Ven 14 Oct - 19:41
Ten common mistakes made by English learners
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gerardM Ven 14 Oct - 22:50
How to describe yourself in a job interview
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gerardM Sam 15 Oct - 20:45
How to Pass a Job Interview. Vocabulary Words You Should Know.
How to Pass a Job Interview. Vocabulary Words You Should Know.
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How to Pass a Job Interview. Vocabulary Words You Should Know.
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 18:06
IRREGULAR VERB CHART
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MurielB Dim 16 Oct - 20:38
Gérard it is important to bear in mind that in British English and American English the irregular verbs are differnt
In American English the verbs burn, dream, lean, learn, smell, spell, spill and spoil are all regular.
Burn / burned / burned
Dream / dreamed / dreamed
Lean / leaned / leaned
Learn / learned / learned
Smell / smelled /smelled
Spell / spelled /spelled
Spill / spilled / spilled
Spoil / spoiled / spoiled
In British English, these verbs are usually irregular with past tenses and past participle forms ending in –t.
Burn / burnt / burnt
Dream / dreamt / dreamt
Lean / leant / leant
Learn / learnt / learnt
Smell / smelt / smelt
Spell / spelt / spelt
Spill / spilt / spilt
Spoil / spoilt / spoilt
Note that regular forms are also used in British English, but they are much less common.
In American English, spit has both spit and spat as past tense and past participle.
Quit and wet are regular in British English.
Quit / quitted / quitted
Wet / wetted / wetted
In American English these verbs are irregular
Quit / quit / quit
Wet / wet / wet
Dive is regular in British English, but can be irregular in American English.
Dive / dived / dived (GB)
Dive / dove / dived (US)
In American English, the past participle of get can be got or gotten.
Read more at http://www.englishpractice.com/words/regular-irregular-verbs-british-american-differences/#lcKWiDlqKwzGQY5e.99
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 22:57
Thanks for your posting Muriel: you taught me several points.
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MurielB Dim 16 Oct - 23:04
you're welcome Gérard ! For me it is very difficult to know what is American English and what is British English. I have been Learning hours on end Learning the irregular verbs and now I see that in American English they are regular ! 
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 23:11
Muriel,
> in American English they are regular !
I thought so and that even in British En the tendency was to go to regular verbs.
After your post, I see that a few verbs are regular in British English and irregular in American
> in American English they are regular !
I thought so and that even in British En the tendency was to go to regular verbs.
After your post, I see that a few verbs are regular in British English and irregular in American
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gerardM Mer 19 Oct - 14:05
Making Small Talk in English for Starting Friendly Conversations
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gerardM Sam 22 Oct - 17:16
Prepositions in expression of time: in, at, on, ago.
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gerardM Dim 23 Oct - 21:11
Do vs Make. Expressions with DO and MAKE.
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gerardM Lun 24 Oct - 15:35
Very Good Words That Are Very Capable of Replacing “Very”
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gerardM Lun 24 Oct - 20:44
All About Adverbs
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gerardM Ven 28 Oct - 15:12
Writing in Plain Language
Plain language (also called Plain English) is communication your audience can understand the first time they read or hear it.
Plain language is defined by results—it is easy to read, understand, and use.
Writing in Plain Language
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