Why is it difficult to learn a new language? A number of people strive to learn a new language for different purposes and often find it quite tough to get at their destination. Some of them give up in the beginning, some of them in the middle and quite a few reach their desired level. Why is it so? Why do they get disappointed in the early stage? I think, It totally depends on the circumstances which make them disappoint that not to proceed. In my opinion, New learners should have patience to learn a new language and They shouldn't make haste. They should figure out the solution of their problems.

Which sentence is grammatically correct? Which sentence is grammatically correct, "The class was over when we arrived" or "The class had been over when we arrived"?

English Conversation Skype Group

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My first experience of speaking English with Italki friend. My first experience of spoken English with italki's friend. It was such a nice experience for me to sort out my problem of spoken English. Let me explain the whole thing to you. I and my friend decided to have a conversation in English about a couple of days ago. We fixed our schedules and prepared to give it a shot. We made up our minds to practice on Skype. and then We agreed to talk as we'd planned. Before making a conversation we'd opted our topic. finally We started our conversation with the casual questions and proceeded with the topic we'd chosen. It was really amazing experience for me. I did enjoy it.

Is it correct? This dress looks great on you. What preposition should we use here. this dress looks great on/of/over you.

someone help please!!! What's wrong with this sentence? Tell me, when will you return my book? Is this sentence correct?

Can anybody change this into indirect speech? She says to him, "Who do you speak English?" She asks him , that to whom he speaks English?" is this correct Or there is any other way?

how to change this statement into indirect speech She says to him, "Who do you speak English?"

Is this sentence correct? She is poorly now.