672 Answered Questions for the topic ESL/ESOL

06/29/19

Relative pronouns after prepositions: is it okay to use them in speech?
Consider the following usages of relative pronouns: 1. The lecturer introduces a study *in which* participants were asked to choose one attractive picture. 1. At the university I met famous... more
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06/29/19

Simplicity or Complexity, which is more important in speech and writing?
English or any other language could be written or spoken in both the forms, either the user could use simple words or he could use some technical words, my question regarding English is which has... more
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06/28/19

What is it? "So live with it you will"?
So live with it you will I wonder how this structure called, when "will" or "shall" are put at the end of the sentence. Is it just re-arrangement of parts or has any special name? Is it only... more
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06/28/19

Once you managed to become rather fluent in a language, how do you keep progressing towards a native way of speaking?
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Esl/esol Speech

06/28/19

Should I pause before or after the "that" of an object clause?
For example, if I want to pause in speech, which way is better: > I {a very long adverb phrase} realized | that English is so > useful but not easy to master. or > I {a very long adverb... more
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06/28/19

What will you say about learning English grammar to speak English fluently?
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06/28/19

Should grammar be taught to native English speakers in the same way as it is taught to people learning English as a second language?
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Esl/esol Speech

06/28/19

What is correct: "You've got to be kidding me" or "You are too kind"?
There is a question in my test that makes me confused. Here is the dialogue and I need to fill in the blank: > A: You are a great dancer! > > B: _____. I dance terribly. That is what I... more
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06/28/19

Why is English so difficult for non-English speakers?
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06/28/19

What is the best way to increase vocabulary in a language without native speakers nearby, after you've learned the basics?
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Esl/esol English

06/28/19

Which language comes near to English to learn easily?
I want to learn multiple languages but looking out for nearest languages to English, only to speak. I currently speak Hindi, English, Telugu, and Urdu, where Hindi and Urdu are the nearest relatives. more
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06/28/19

Simple present vs. present continuous?
What is the difference between saying: > Are you still working there? > Do you still work there? Which is more common in spoken vs written English? Google books returned results for both... more
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06/28/19

Non-native English speakers, what are some of your favourite songs in your native language(s)?
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06/28/19

Which is correct? “The house she came from” or “The house from which she came”?
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Esl/esol

06/28/19

Suppose I am in a very remote area and if I want to have a fluency in my English, what should I do, and how can I be innovative in my writing skill?
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06/27/19

Should I learn english from UK if am I learning english from USA?
Hello everyone I looking for any expert about this topic I'm learning still english and in some blogs and friends always say me that should I learn english from Uk and American to same time but for... more
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06/27/19

What does "At least X to Y" mean?
What does it mean to say "at least..." and then give a range of values? "At least 10" means anything greater than or equal to ten. "10 to 15" means anything greater than or equal to 10, but not... more
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06/27/19

Why do UK English speakers stress certain syllables of words when speaking?
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06/27/19

Which is the best English speaking app in 2019?
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06/27/19

Non-native English speakers, what made the least sense to you when learning English?
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Esl/esol

06/27/19

Which is the best book for English speaking for beginners in 2019?
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06/27/19

Why is it necessary to use silent letters in English if it is not considered for pronunciation?
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06/27/19

Is this worded correctly if it was spoken in an interview?
Is this worded correctly if it was spoken in an interview? > I am like a clean slate. I do not have any preconceived notions about how the company runs
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Esl/esol Speech Synonyms

06/27/19

Log a ticket or Lodge a ticket?
I am not a native English speaker. I work in IT and we have a kind of ticketing system to track reported issues. I am not sure whether it is correct to ask people to file a ticket by saying... more
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Esl/esol

06/27/19

What is correct, "I could care less" or " I couldn't care less"? As a non-native English speaker I'm confused because natives use both terms and I don't know which is wrong.
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