The post where we speak only in english

Hello ! I now only said hello

Hello ! I now only said hello

Hello, my name is Manon, I am 15. I would like to progress in English. You can help me ? Sorry if my English it's not perfect... Please, correct me if I make mistakes !

sev_ a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h02: Yon can translate it by "toi-même" for "yourself', "moi-même" for "myself", nous-même for "ourself", and lui-même for "himself" or "itself" (if it's not a he or a she - I don't remember how we call these words)

Woops! I made a mistake

"Nous-mêmes" can be translates by "ourselves", not "ourself"!

I think that the post is really a good idea

cecileride a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 13h58: Yes i know, but I have "du mal" to make "directement" my sentence in english

Cecileride, I recommended you a website, Wordreference. It comprises a dictionary module/unit and a forum. This is a good website, not a translator!

klip a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h17: I think that the post is really a good idea

Oh Thanks

I have a question :
Est ce qu'il y a une différence/nuance entre Thanks et Thanks you ?

fetuque a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h19: Cecileride, I recommended you a website, Wordreference. It comprises a dictionary module/unit and a forum. This is a good website, not a translator!

+1

My english teacher recommends this website too

n0isette a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h12: Hello ! I now only said hello

Well...it's a good start!

But "now" means "maintenant", I think you wanted to say "know"
"Only" has to take place just before the verb.
And "said" is past, in present, you would say "say"

So : "I only know how to say hello" will be more correct

dada24 a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h15: Hello, my name is Manon, I am 15. I would like to progress in English. Can you help me ? Sorry if my English is not perfect... Please, correct me if I make mistakes !

Don't worry, it's widely understandable
Just remember that a question is formed, in this order, by : Wh (optional) + Aux + Subject + BV

dada24 a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h15: Hello, my name is Manon, I am 15. I would like to progress in English. You can help me ? Sorry if my English it's not perfect... Please, correct me if I make mistakes !

The word "progress" translate the word "avancer" in French.
For example, "You progress in your project".
Progress is a false friend, your sentence is "I'd like to improve my English".

And you said "You can help me?" but it's a question, the right sentence is "Can you help me?".

I hope I help you

Hi everybody !

I'm a student in the last year of high school, in the scientific way (Am I wright ?).
As everyone of my age, I have to prepare oral expressions for the BAC, and I have so so so many difficulties to write them
I'm a quite good student in english, "précisément" in writing exercices. I love to learn english words, because I think english is a so beautiful language ! But I'm not good in oral expression, because I'm a little bit shy. Moreover, some of my classmates are like big boss in english, we could think they speak english since their birth !!
So I don't "ose" to speak a lot in classe

Sorry for writing lots, but I have to improve my english for my exam !!

Thank you !

maclem a écrit le 11/05/2014 à 14h21: I have a question : Est ce qu'il y a une différence/nuance entre Thanks et Thanks you ?

It's "Thanks" or "Thank you".
I don't know if there is any difference between this two expressions. For me, it's like "I am" and "I'm".
But if someone know the exact answer, I'm also curious to know it!

Hello, it's a good post!

My name is Manon, i'm seventeen years old. I like to speak English, but my english is not good..