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Think French speak English Hi, This is one of the major problems i have about English, i can notice the difference between my way of speaking and a native speaker one , so the phrase construction is almost French. If i translate it literally to French the result makes perfectly sens. i have been looking for a solution for a while now, and the best i found spins around listening. On the internet there are many Audiobooks available (ex: www.englishtips.org), it's is very interesting especially if we use an Ipod or any portable mp3 player, for those who are very busy like me and can't find time to read, this might be a good solution.

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Think French speak English

Hi,
This is one of the major problems i have about English, I can notice the difference between my way of speaking and a native speaker one , so the phrase construction is almost French. If I translate it literally to French, the result makes perfect sense.
  I have been looking for a solution for a while now, and the best I found spins around listening.
On the internet, there are many audiobooks available (ex: www.englishtips.org), it's is very interesting, especially if we use an Ipod or any portable mp3 player, for those who are very busy like me, and can't find time to read, this might be a good solution.
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Think French speak English

Hi,
This is one of the major problems I have about English, I can notice the difference between my way of speaking and a native speaker one , so the phrase construction is almost French. If i translate it literally to French the result makes perfectly sense.
 I have been looking for a solution for a while now, and the best I found spins around listening.
On the internet there are many Audiobooks available (ex: www.englishtips.org), it's is very interesting especially if we use an Ipod or any portable mp3 player, for those who are very busy like me and can't find time to read, this might be a good solution.
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Think French speak English
 

Hi,
This is one of the major problems i have about English,.
In general, it's best to capitalize "I".  It's also good to use shorter sentences.

i can notice the difference between my way of speaking and a native speaker one , 
I can tell there is a difference between the way I speak and the way a native speaker speaks.

so the phrase construction is almost French. 
The way I construct phrases is very French.

If i translate it literally to French the result makes perfectly sens.  sense.

i have been looking for a solution for a while now, and the best i have found spins around centers on listening.

On the internet there are many Audiobooks available (ex: www.englishtips.org),

it's is a very interesting useful method especially if we you use an Ipod or any portable mp3 player,

for those who are very busy like me and can't find time to read, this might be a good solution.

Hope that helps!


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