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What is the Best Way to Study English?

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Many foreign people find English words and the English language one of the hardest in the world to learn. While English could be one of the most difficult languages, there are many ways for non-native speakers of the language to learn. Since the start of online learning , it is much easier to get a hold of information than it used to be without the internet. Seeing as this is so, people who do not speak English fluently should use the information on the internet to learn phrases and words. It is also easy to find English vocabulary quizzes so those who are learning can test themselves on their English skills. An additional alternative would be to use a complete software program, like Rosetta Stone, to learn English. Finally, the most popular option would be to just take a class. All of these options depend on the reason for learning English and the amount of English you want to learn.

There is so much information on the internet nowadays that it may be challenging to find the information you want. Those individuals , who wish to learn English, could try locating websites that give the definitions and show how to pronounce the words or, even better, find websites that will pronounce the words for you. Teaching yourself English online would probably be a good choice for those who are just going to visit on a short vacation, or for those who only want to learn the basics.

Another alternative for individuals who want to learn English, would be to purchase a software program, such as Rosetta Stone. Programs like these are have a lot of depth to them and they are similar to taking a class. Many of the software programs have all of the components of learning a language, such as speaking, reading, writing and listening. The difference between a software program and taking a class would be the ability to ask questions if you are confused about a subject and the fact that you would take the class outside of your home if you took a class. This option would probably be the better selection for those who are trying to learn English for business or for an extended stay in an English-speaking country. This would also be a good idea for people who are more independent learners.

Finally, taking a class would be the final alternative if you want to learn English. Taking a class would be more detailed and you would have the ability to ask questions, unlike the software program option. Taking a class, again, would probably be a great selection for individuals who are learning English for business or for those who are planning an extended-stay in an English-speaking country. This option would also be a great option for people who learn better with others.

All of these alternatives have their advantages and disadvantages. Each option will depend on the amount of English each non-native English speaker wishes to learn and why the person is trying to learn English in the first place. Seeing as how English has been named one of the more challenging languages to learn, it may be better to try a software program or try taking a class instead of just trying to learn a few words. However, as always, the choice is for each person to make.

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Learn Vocabulary and give away Free Rice!!

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Free Rice!

Would you like to learn English vocabulary and help poor people around the world at the same time? 

Now you can!!

Go to the website: Free Rice

It has vocabulary quizzes.

Every time you get a question right, they will give free rice to poor people!

How to use it:

  1. Go and get your dictionary
  2. Go to the Free Rice Website: http://www.freerice.com/index.php
  3. Use your dictionary to help you answer the questions!

It is that easy! And lot’s of fun!?

Try it today! It is great!

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Thank you for helping me!

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DEAR FRIENDS

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HELPED ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FOR ME.

Your answers have helped me a lot to plan what to give you on Ask John English next!

I will be sharing the results with you all very soon!

Thank you again and welcome to 2009!

PLEASE NOTE: THE FREE GIFT IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

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Snow? In Australia?

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Did you know it snows in Australia?

This September we have had a lot of snow!
 
I always find it interesting to meet people who think Australia is always hot!

We have 4 seasons, just like most other countries in the world!

It doesn’t snow everywhere in Australia. Most of the snow is in the mountain areas, such as the Snowy Mountains.


Question: Do you like snow?


Put your answer in the comments!

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Australian Animals – Subject-verb Agreement in Simple Present

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Let’s look at some important grammar:

 Subject-verb agreement for simple present tense.

Here are some examples:

  • I like animal books.
  • She likes animal books.
  • He likes animal books.

NOTICE: When I am talking about other people, I put an ’s’ on the end of the verb ‘like’.

ACTIVITY

Here is a paragragh about my wife. Please read it carefully. There are some mistakes. Please rewrite the sentences CORRECTLY in the comments!

My wife like photography. She also love animals. She takes a lot of photos of animals. They are all REALLY cute!

PICTURE 1: This is a White Peacock. The White Peacock love to show his tail feathers.

PICTURE 2: This is a Koala. Koalas eats eucalyptus leaves and sleeps all day long.

PICTURE 3: Do you know what this is? She like grass and have a baby joey in her pouch!

REMEMBER: PUT YOUR REWRITE IN THE COMMENTS!

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