asked:


list out as many methods of learning and memorising vocabulary as you can, pls. i gotta turn this list in tmr and i’m clueless. be creative if u want but don’t give me any weird/funny answers =) Thanks.

Zackery

tahanadirbena100 asked:


dou you know any websit to learn english bad words
or give me some now if possible

Caleb

moonflower asked:


I’m learning English now and I’m looking for a book that has all the common words that Americans use or say everyday.Another question: how many words does an American say,I don’t mean these words of high educated people?What are the words that toddler and kids use for(Pacifier-private parts-cut or scar-poop-pee- blanket-grandmother-potty training-going to the bathroom-grandfather-any kids word that I didn’t mention)I’m a mother and I want my kids to use these words.

Tobias

jc22493 asked:


The websites should be chinese-english learning. For example, there could be a chinese word, then the english word after it, then the definition of the word. It does not have to be chinese-english, but it is preferred.

Marquis

Jim M asked:


looked up so that I can go back to them later. Babylon doesn’t save words but keeps a list of the most recent looked up ones. The problem though is that the list has a very limited capacity (around 20 words I guess). Do you know of any software that can help me?

Jorden

azngurl0088 asked:


Example:

If a child was to attain a preschool education, they will be able be able to learn a little bit about letter, numbers, etc before entering kindergarten. Essentially, they will be better prepared before they enter kindergarten.

The reason I asking is because that sentence above will be part of my thesis and I want to shorten it a little. I want to replace “letters, numbers, etc” with another word…..

can somebody help me out here??

Ethan

Poyzin asked:


These are three words that any kindergartener knows, and anyone learning English will learn them on their very first day… but they are very strangely spelled based on their pronunciation!

They are:

One, Two, and Four.

I don’t know any other word in which you get the “W” sound from an “O” and is “one”
I also don’t know any other word that has a silent “W” as in “two”.

Finally, i can’t really think of any other word where ou is pronounced as “O” as in “four” unless it also has a gh.

Do these odd pronunciations on such basic words confuse new learners?

Fisher

Lobosito Marino asked:


If I talk with somebody who knows less English than me,
should I use complex words in order for her to learn new words or should I use simpler words in order for her to understand better what I say ?
i am holding a conversation, not teaching

Kale

Sophia C asked:


I want to take IELTS examination at 2009 March 21th, and i didn’t find a good way to study english.Someone say recite words ,read book, watch movie ……..i have no idea.

Keven