Use of music (national) helps to learn another language.

What do you think about this? In addition to the emphasis that distinguishes the non-native speaker of the native speaker is a sound (music) words. Because many of those who know or learn another language pronounce words clearly, but they speak in their national sound / tone. And it is seen. А сhild first learns/remembers the sound of words with a subject association before they will learn grammar. That adults spend very long time to understand the words / grammar. But as soon as we start talking we have an association of grammar, not the words with the sound. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJpC-OyuVgI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npPFJgs-yCo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KC9ZohE1eM&spfreload=10

What is a common English speech? Sometimes, I hear that it is not a literary / non-literary word. I want to understand the normal style of English speech. (We can use a lot of metaphors, exaggeration, and such proposals as "Three grey geese in a green field grazing" in ordinary speech in my native language. And it does not look strange, and it is even encouraged).Sorry, such sentence as "Three grey.....and .... the normal style of English speech

Do they have different pronunciations? co-operation cooperation coöperation Do these words differ in meaning and in use?coopération (also)

An epic "Queen of Alai"

Who are interested in the language and culture of the Kyrgyz have the opportunity to see the Kyrgyz film epic about a historical figure Alai queen Kurmazhan Datca. The film crew left to participate in the Montreal Film Festival on 22 August. Fil completely occurs in Kyrgyz with English subtitles.

Here you can see the trailer for the film:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKKoK1Q_Yy4

What the broadcaster's voice and pronunciation in English-language radio TV do you think beautiful?

How can we write the Future Tense in the indirect sentence? If we see him, we shall tell him about it. (Future Tense) She said that if we saw him, we should tell him about it. If we saw him, we should tell him about it. (conditional sentence) She said .............................................................................I want to change a little above sentence that it was more understandable. If we see him tomorrow, we shall tell him about it. (Future Tense) She said ......................................................... (Future Tense)

Are there rules for placement of definitions before (after) a noun, when there are many? The order of the definitions. (large, comfortable, new, brick) house; (old, elegant, black, big, daddy's, expensive) car;

Can we use "Shall" for the 2nd and 3rd person pronouns and "Will" for the 1st person pronouns? If yes, how much do they change the meaning of a sentence? Will I see him tomorrow? Shall you/he/she see him tomorrow? Will I close the door? Shall you/he/she close the door? I will write the exercises. You/he/she shall write the exercises.

How to use....? The documents are signed. This sentence has different meanings: 1. Incomplete (every day) 2. Complete (ready) Perhaps we need to know the cases when we can use this form of the verb. What are they? Or should we say them with clarifying words?