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English in Daily Life 1 Month, 1 Week ago
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Dear all,
We come across various different words and sentences in our daily life. Some times, we use certain words and sentences, without even thinking twice whether it is apt or not.
Let us discuss here, and learn to use the right phrases and sentences.
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RajmiArun
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month, 1 Week ago
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Nice Rajmiarun
I hope this will help me to learn new words . Thank you.
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Parthiban
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month, 1 Week ago
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in my opinion you must join English coaching classes.
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dhirendra
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Re: English in Daily Life 1 Month, 1 Week ago
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As language is for communication, it is okay to use the words as commonly understood and pronounce as most peope do. Simultaneoulsy, we may keep track of correct usage and pronunciation by carefully reading and watching TV or surfing net.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Yes, in our day-to-day life we do not use correct english while writing and speaking...
Most of us write:
"Ram is one of the best boy... "
and not
"Ram is one of the best boys.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Anothe common mistake is in the usage of I and me
"I and my brother watched the movie"
Not "Me and my brother.."
Always split.. the sentence like: "[I watched the movie... My brother watched the movie"]
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Can anybody please explain the difference between "I want to speak to you" and "I want to speak with you"
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Hi monoj kumar:
Can anybody please explain the difference between "I want to speak to you" and "I want to speak with you".
* I want to speak to you means that you want to call or message or chat with him.
* I want to speak with you means that you want to meet him in person and talk.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Hi guys i have a question can any one reply me.
while introducing yourself to a HR, everyone used to tell that I completed my schooling in ....... however some used to say schoolings which one is correct
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Deivigan
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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I think schooling is the correct one since it is used as a noun derived from a verb.Correct me if I am wrong.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Month ago
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Harish- one example I may give. many often say- 'sabse best'. Hweree 'sabse' is superfluous. In the example, 'Ram' is misspelt. This should be 'Rama'. If you add the 'aa' matra, this would be 'Ramaa'.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Week, 1 Day ago
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Difference between whether and weather.
I am sure many people are still confused between these 2 words(because I am:))
Just wanted to share one way of differentiating.
Weather has "water" in it, which usually refers to climate. So weather is climate.
So, it becomes easier to differentiate.
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Last Edit: 2010/03/02 07:29 By hello123.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Week ago
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There are many words resembling each other but different in meaning. Only practice and keen observation can help.
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Week ago
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It's really helpful guys...hope to get more from all of you!!!
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Re:English in Daily Life 1 Week ago
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Partibhan- I think the preposition 'to' is unnecessary before 'learn. So the sentence should be- 'I hope this will help me learn new words."
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