savelk parašė:
your language sound perfect to me...I wouldn't worry about tenses especially when you talk to the person...I learnt not to think about little grammar mistakes while…
Maybe that word is poorly,u just pronounce polly?
savelk parašė:
your language sound perfect to me...I wouldn't worry about tenses especially when you talk to the person...I learnt not to think about little grammar mistakes while…
Maybe that word is poorly,u just pronounce polly?
Hello ladies,
I want to be in this group either!
I have to admit, that I didn't read all the posts, but I will do my best to be active writer.
I was learning english from my nursery, so it's like from 3 years old, but when I came to England I understood that those lessons which I get in nursery, school and college was not very useful for me. In Lithuania they teach us American English, so it's a bit different what are you hearing here in United Kingdom. My speech is far away from perfect, but the most important thing is to try speak all the time and don't feel any fears or shame.
laurisima555 parašė:
Maybe that word is poorly,u just pronounce polly?
yes
wasn't very attentive to writting it correctly
as.juste parašė:
Hello ladies,
I want to be in this group either!I have to admit, that I didn't read all the …
that's what I told few pages before
never ever be afraid express yourself...tiny mistakes become invisible if your conversation is interesting to the other person
spurga_e parašė:
Why people say that at school in Lithuania they were taught american english? I learnt british english and teach it as well,why do you say so? Can you prove?
Few examples:
In school they said that I need to say children garden. British never saying like that, they calling that place nursery.
And how you saying word Can is different (cia jau rasysiu lietuviskai
mokykloje visada sakydavo: CEN, Anglijoje tariama CAN).
savelk parašė:
yeswasn't very attentive to writting it correctly
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Its ok,i just thought that maybe its a new word that i need to remember too
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These two examples are far away from american english
American english differs in past simple and past perfect usage,plus lift and elevator,truck and lorry these are american english,but children garden i have never heard this word,nursery i suppose for small children,kindergarten for older children
Pronounciation of can depends from a teacher may be she wasn`t strong in pronounciation
stai kam idomu pagrindiniai british ir american skirtumai
learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/grammar-reference/british-english-and-american-english
spurga_e parašė:
These two examples are far away from american english
American english differs in past simple and past perfect usage,plus lift and eleva…
There are no place like children garden in England at all. I was teached in my school like that. And about teachers, as one mummy said, I had like different teacher every year, so it was heard from different people.
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