Community Discussions
How often "bid adieu" is used in English?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ldu5u1/how_often_bid_adieu_is_used_in_english/
Whats this position called
Whats this sitting position called and whats the variation with the legs pointed to the outside basically your butt touching the floor
I'm having trouble with the “e” pronunciation variation
I can't understand the pattern of when a word starts with “e”, there is no clear rule! For example: Enjoy is pronounced like: in-joy, the “e” sounds like the “i” in ship. In “explain” the sound of the “e” is very strong, like the letter “x” In “emotion” is pronounced as “ee-mo-shən” like in sheep In "earth" sounds like "ərth" I don't understand shit
"apology accepted" is a normal way to answer a apology?
I heard a guy talk like that and sounded sarcastic or unnatural, is It common ?
Is it okay that the object goes before the subject?
https://i.redd.it/rovgw6dq06pe1.png
You and her or You and she?
I came across this example while memorizing vocabulary. How can it use an object pronoun here instead of a subject pronoun?
How to pronounce ''Thr'' quickly?
Saying Three and Through is easy, only problem though is when you have to say it quickly. For example: "Thirty three years old" Like it just doesn't seem possible to make your mouth touch your front teeth and switch to the r position so fast. So maybe there's a way around this? Maybe natives found some way to say it without having to do the full movement?
What gives away a Latino English speaker?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1igsxkr/what_gives_away_a_latino_english_speaker/
What gives away a french speaker?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1iglsnn/what_gives_away_a_french_speaker/
Is it easy for a native speaker to think out?
https://i.redd.it/uk9r4n82u5ge1.jpeg