Is the Birmingham accent known for going upwards at the end of the sentence and if yes, is it the only English one that does it?
anyone want to help me with english grammar?I am from korea and have been in the us for 3 years but i still struggle.
'Phonetic' is not. 'Abbreviation' is 12 letters.‘Thesaurus' doesn't have a synonym. 'Monosyllabic' has five syllables. Say what you will about English, but it has a sense of humor.
Incapable = not capable. Inflammable = flammable. Invaluable = very valuable. Thanks for nothing English.
It's so easy to figure out between Non- English speakers and English speakers.Why did you all make English this tough? Make it easy, please.
English is not my first language, and it was a pain is the ass to learnBut at least i know the difference between "you're", "your", "there", "their", "they're", "a", and "an" 🤣
A connection between mathematical and literary terms.In old-fashioned high school math classes "back in the day", we learned about the conic sections, the ellipse, the parabola, and the hyperbola, in a very "classical" way. ( A circle is a special case of an ellipse.) One way to distinguish among the... See More » (1)
