Do you speak English

[amk933]

Guys, pointing out insignificant mistakes is useless. The whole point is for you to be understood, isn't that right?

Grammar nazi's.

I do not think that a thread where every second opinion is "what's up", written with 7 spelling mistakes is very useful. Furthermore, the aim of that whole communication is that people ameliorate their language skills. That is just not going to happen with repetitive, innane and austere comments, such as the one mentioned above. I myself can help you not just with vocab, spelling, etc., but with punctuation and collocations as well.

[CoNviCt]

hey how are u doin ?

[LoupGarrou]

Guys, pointing out insignificant mistakes is useless. The whole point is for you to be understood, isn't that right?

You are right, up to some point (did I just made up that expression or it really exist ?), but not completely. The day after yesterday amk corrected someone and yesterday when i was writting a letter i wrote one expression but then i remembered his words and corrected it. So there is usefulness

And it is really annoying when someone comes all the way here just to say 'hello' or 'su** my d***' or something like that ...

[Luscious_Heart]

hey how are u doin ?

Convict
haven't heard from you for quite a long while

[Auby]

Hey you all, wazaaa

[gost89]

innane

Very interesting word, I've asked my teachers about it(the one from the USA, the other from England) and they couldn't ask me what does it mean. We couldn't find it in the dictionary too, although it's very big. Online dictionaries couldn't help me too. What does it mean? Is it something like a slang, because it's strange that i couldn't find it.

[Jessie]

Hi niggas. :P

[amk933]

innane

Very interesting word, I've asked my teachers about it(the one from the USA, the other from England) and they couldn't ask me what does it mean. We couldn't find it in the dictionary too, although it's very big. Online dictionaries couldn't help me too. What does it mean? Is it something like a slang, because it's strange that i couldn't find it.

My bad...one n and you will get it. It is just that the pronounciation gives the sense of two n's
Quite the contrary - it is a very formal word and guess what - it is one of the most frequently used SAT words. Here is the definition (click)

I do not know why your teachers did not know it, but my teachers do... How did you say it? Do not confuse the word with innate...

By the way... when you have a negative sentence do not use "too"...use either. Or, if you formulate the sentence in another way, use nor/neither, but never use too, as well, also, etc...

[BuKuu]

Hello!
What ya doin' guys...?
Have anybody of you been in England or USA?

Hello, guy.
I have never been in the USA but i have cousin there. What about you? Have you ever been there?

[Steff9423]

I'm going to England this summer,and this Autumn I'm going to Canada..

[BuKuu]

I'm going to England this summer,and this Autumn I'm going to Canada..

You're lucky! Do you have any relatives there?
In my school there was a school trip to England but there weren't enough people who want to go there.

[gost89]

innane

Very interesting word, I've asked my teachers about it(the one from the USA, the other from England) and they couldn't ask me what does it mean. We couldn't find it in the dictionary too, although it's very big. Online dictionaries couldn't help me too. What does it mean? Is it something like a slang, because it's strange that i couldn't find it.

My bad...one n and you will get it. It is just that the pronounciation gives the sense of two n's
Quite the contrary - it is a very formal word and guess what - it is one of the most frequently used SAT words. Here is the definition (click)

I do not know why your teachers did not know it, but my teachers do... How did you say it? Do not confuse the word with innate...

By the way... when you have a negative sentence do not use "too"...use either. Or, if you formulate the sentence in another way, use nor/neither, but never use too, as well, also, etc...

Thank you for the advice. When i wrote inane(with one "n") i found what does it mean.

[NaOH]

me no spek ingles, sory

[Nakadah]

me no spek ingles, sory

me to

[DenBr]

[Luscious_Heart]

hilou..

How is that supposed to be pronounced?

[amk933]

^хилоу

[UnForgettableDream]

Hi, I am join your conversation! You can correct me if I make some mistakes in my publications.

[NaOH]

oh hai wut ya duin?

[Luscious_Heart]

^хилоу

I googled it and there was something about an Arabian woman or something.
I fear half of the forum users will be stepping into our thread. I can't wait to see some skank type "Love" with a 'w'.
Today all of us 9th-graders in my English School sat for a placement exam. And I got the highest grade - 94 out of 100.
It's rather a good result, considering the fact that you're taken away poinst once you go back to the previous page.

[UnForgettableDream]

We had an exam today. It was about past and present passive and it was horrible I hope I will have a good results, but it was a little bit hard.. But I can say, I am the best english student in my class!

[Luscious_Heart]

^ Some classmates you've got.

[UnForgettableDream]

^ Some classmates you've got.

What you mean? I can't understand what you want to say..

[HornedDemoN]

^ Some classmates you've got.

What you mean? I can't understand what you want to say..

He was, in disregard of the rules, pointing out that your classmates are complete imbeciles and thus implying something that I'd rather not spoil for you, but uh, it was pretty offensive.

[HornedDemoN]

Also holy shit, it doesn't feel natural at all showing off thy impressive vocabulary, does it?

We're doing something like:

"I find your statement inaccurate and completely unjustified. Please elaborate, otherwise you're just showing ignorance."

While on the other hand, we should be doing something like:
"That was a stupid post. I can't believe you just wrote that, seriously. If I wrote that, I'd be suicidal by now."