ambani asked:


Secondly what can be done to make a new language contaning only necessary English words and easier to learn .

Trent

Foad asked:


Thanks for your guide

Efrain

Neo asked:


I been searching for sites to learn English vocabulary from quite some time, but all I came up with are sites which contain word lists .
So plz suggest me some free sites that provide a little explanation 4 each word – may be in the form of sentences to understand their usage.

I would really appreciate ur concern. Thank Q

Case

Laoshi48 asked:


I mean there are the words we need to learn & remember how they are pronounced correctly. I suspect they might be the result of hidden rules or linguistic imitation from the accepted pronunciation hundreds of years ago.
For example:
1. debt
Why is it pronounced /det/, instead of /debt/?
2. indict
Why is it pronounced /indait/, instead of /indikt/?
3. castle
Why is it pronounced /kasl/, instead of /kastl/?
etc.

Clinton

ktaser asked:


I like reading books, but unfortunately when reading English literature I face with such problem , that I don’t know most of the words, so should i copy each of them and look through the dictionary , but how to make my learning more effective? Thats my question. Hope you will give me best of your advices .
I can pronounce words well , but how about memorizing them

Moises

Yuki asked:


I use the word passion because I am not really looking for motivation, since I know there are a lot of reasons to learn English. But the thing that always makes me slacking or unable to last for long because there is no passion. I can’t focus or learn well when I am not interested in the subject. I don’t like to be forced to learn something. I want to have passions to learn English, and I know if I can think of (which I can’t think of anything at the moment) some passions to learn English, I can last and learn way easier than now.

Therefore, I would like to ask how to find passion to learn English? Or, simple tell me (if you don’t mind of course) your passions of learning English.

A little note is that I really love different languages (but just lately, I have been losing the passion quickly).

Thanks in advance.

Billy