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These spelling rules were what I used growing up as a kid.
These spelling rules were what I used growing up as a kid.
Spelling Rules Rule by Linda Schrock Taylor
English spelling might not be as phonetic as it could be, but the rest of the language is a peice of cake, compared to most foreign languages.
''but the rest of the language is a peice of cake, compared to most foreign languages.''
Not really, Going to vs Will future is a nightmare for most foreign learners of English, including myself.
Not really, Going to vs Will future is a nightmare for most foreign learners of English, including myself.
<<Not really, Going to vs Will future is a nightmare for most foreign learners of English, including myself.>>
Surely, this "nightmare" pales in comparison with things like gramatical gender, noun cases and irregular inflections, subjunctive mood, tones, and non-alphabetic writing systems, commonly found in foreign languages.
Surely, this "nightmare" pales in comparison with things like gramatical gender, noun cases and irregular inflections, subjunctive mood, tones, and non-alphabetic writing systems, commonly found in foreign languages.
"Surely, this 'nightmare' pales in comparison with things like gramatical gender, noun cases and irregular inflections, subjunctive mood, tones, and non-alphabetic writing systems, commonly found in foreign languages."
Ah yes, those jabbering and gesticulating foreigners with their quaint, incomprehensible gibberish. Why can't they all just speak English, eh?
Ah yes, those jabbering and gesticulating foreigners with their quaint, incomprehensible gibberish. Why can't they all just speak English, eh?