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[•*´• pegah •´*•]

hey archi-girl
can i ask you when did you learn English?

[A r c h i]

hey archi-girl
can i ask you when did you learn English?

I'v been learning English for as long as I remember , from the age of 4 or 5 I've gone to english classes. When ever I finished a series of books or all levels in an institute, I thought that I'm the king of English I know everything and etc... but after attending another class, I came to the conclusion that it's not finished yet. Now it's been 2 years that I'm not in english classes (french classes instead) , but there are still a lot to learn ,because language is evolving day by day..you should just keep yr self up to date and try to learn more and more.
you have this chance to be in the middle of native speakers . great opportunity...Good for you girl l

[•*´• pegah •´*•]

i know but it isnt that gear t sometimes its awe full

[Vahed]

hi
i think both of them(Etymology and using sentences) are both good, and you should probably use both of them to get a better answer. but all over usualy vocab is not useful i mean u can say the same thing with other words when u dont have the correct ones and usualy learning words like this wont help u to be able to use them when u speak. mostly when speaking u cant remember new words . for using them in speaking u must have them handy in you mind. i think the best way for this i thinking speaking and writing english. even when u are alone.
dear vahed: nice to hear that you well again!

Hi All Friends
Dear Cris i agree with you! i think using the both way is better and more useful!
thanks for your kindness and your helpful activities here!
have fun pal
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Correcting your post:
Both of them are good (you shouldn't use second "both")
usually (double "L")
mostly when you are speaking (the correct form, with "you are")
thanks.........................

[Vahed]

hi friends and thanks for your guids.i want you know how much chating help you and is there anybody that learn english with chat?

Dear Golden, chatting in English is very good and useful, but it isn't always enough.
and behind this it depends on the kind of chat, for example chatting in informal way wont help your English to get better! because you should exactly find out that what are you saying and what are you reading?!
but if you want to learn slangs and street talks the best way is chatting.
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correcting your post:
Guides ("es" not "s")
i want to know (not "you")
Chatting (double "T")
have fun...................

[Vahed]

i know but it isnt that gear t sometimes its awe full

Hi pal
welcome here my new friend!
we are so happy for having you near us! and hope to see your help and useful posts here!
be successful dear

[diana_1989]

you are welcome dear pegah
thanks alot for joining us dear friend

[•*´• pegah •´*•]

thats my pleasure

[•*´• pegah •´*•]

at least its easier to type English than farsi

[golden111]

hi friends . what is your idea about amrican english and british english? which of both you like to use on speaking?