Discuss the Article : Problematic English Sounds For Japanese Students
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Due to certain phonological differences between English and other languages, students may find that they have a number of problems pronouncing English sounds. To make matters worse, many of these sounds are nonexistent in the students’ own native languages.
Discuss the Article : Talking About The Weather: Weather-Related Sayings In English
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The best way to start conversation with a Brit is by talking about the weather. Learn how to use these common English sayings and what they mean.
Discuss the Article : Up To You Or Down To You? Some Differences Between British And American English Idioms
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Idioms are have their own meaning that is independent of their elements, and is rooted in a wider social or historical context. When it comes to idioms, American and British English speakers may use different words when trying to express the same meaning...
