whats an easy way to learn about grammer? e.g. adverbs, adjectives, pronouns, etc?
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Buy your own grammar handbook and study from it. You should find some good ones on highschool level. After that, start reading a lot. Literature would enable you to remember the rules better. Another thing to do, is to start writing your own composition. That way you could practice what you have studied. You may start with a few simple sentences, and move on. Of course that activity requires someone with a good sense of language who is able to check your errors.\nGood Luck.
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www.studyspanish.com is great to practice grammar and vocabulary.  It gives you a lesson and then a mini quiz over the lesson.  Good luck to you.
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Go to high school. Learn english grammer.  Ask question again.
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the simplest way i can say... is to read  newspapers - ..English dailies of course  .\n\nIf u wanna speak good English... start watching the news bulletins. The 24x7 news channels (BBC , NDTV -India etc..) keep repeating the same trash for 3-4 bulletins. Listen carefully to how they speak, and try repeating few lines after them. Well.. if u miss it the first time .. dont worry .. the same bulletin would come up in say half an hour after the first. \n\nu can also check out :\n\nhttp://www.englishforums.com/\nregister over there and chk out the forum's pages. Pretty interesting grammar and vocabulary info given there. \n\nAnd of course.. pick up grammar books for sharpening ur grammar skills .\n\nTalk to people in English (ur friends who speak pretty good English) and insist that they reply in English ..bcos i have seen many who have made attempts to talk in English... but their attempts have been turned - down by their peers.\n\nWell... u might try Enid Blyton's books for a start .. those are books written esp. for kids (don't mistake me but that is THE basic English).\n\nAnd when u feel that ur English has improved.. start reading the novels / literature works etc...\n\nAnd looking at ur question.."how can i learn English?"\nu r not that bad at all.. Trust me.. there are a lot  who make an ass out of this wonderful language.
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you just did homie! try grammer books....
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Do not know where to start. It is not that easy.\nHere are some basics:\n*every noun has an article and a gender you have to know\n*the adjectives change in relation to the gender\n*the order of a simlpe sentence is: pronoun, verb, object in the present tense but in the past it is pronoun, object, verb\n*pronounce every letter (ex. do not skip an e at the end)\n*be aware of umlaut ä,ö,ü\n......
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First you might want to find a site that will help you learn proper English.  http://www.esl-lab.com/  This site is for people who are learning English as a second language.  If English is your first language you might enjoy http://www.grammarstation.com/\n\nOnce you have done that please come back and ask a question that is more specific and you will be sure to get plenty of nice answers.
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elanguages.com, is pretty good to get you started.  Iast time I checked it was free.
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One thing that helps is imitation.  "Steal" exact sentences that you hear, and then change them slightly as you get to understand them better.  Even if you don't understand the exact grammar rule, you will get to know it by using it.\n\nYou might also try using textbooks and workbooks written for elementary school students.  These will teach you the rules and give you lots of practice.\n\nIf you want, you can contact me here with any questions you might have - I'm a language arts/english teacher with experience in teaching spanish-speaking students.  I'm also fluent in spanish so feel free to ask me questions in both languages!
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go to google and then search learining english online
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Try AltaVista Babel Fish!!\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Great question.  May I suggest a project on correct spelling and grammar usage?
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Any basic English class will teach these skills. If you have a community college nearby, call them up and talk to a counselor about an extended education course you can take in basic English. There are also good books out there for you to learn what is appropriate or not. Brown's Little Brown Handbook on Grammar is a good one. Hit a bookstore and see what they have to offer. Ask them which one is their best seller and get it or buy it used on Amazon once you figure out what one to get.  Good Luck and happy writing!!
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Rogets Thesaurus. \nYou can also see the advanced Learner's dictionary of Current English by Hornby.
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Take an English language class at your school or college.  You won't learn grammar by posting notes on Yahoo! Answers - but I'm happy that you are interested in grammar, because most Americans who use this site don't seem interested in the least.
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try \nstudyspanish.com \nto learn da basics