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gerardM Mer 16 Nov - 23:38
I'll check next week...MurielB a écrit:Thanks Gérard for those very useful flashcards !
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gerardM Jeu 17 Nov - 22:28
Ten common mistakes made by English learners
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I often post about mistakes xyz by learners... good to repart.
I'm happy to read something about "would like" as I need to tell you about a point I very recently understood.
-1- future tense - 2 auxiliaries: "shall" (at least that's what I learned) & "will" - OK
-2- Conditional tenses - 1 auxiliary: "would"
-3- re conditional, I learned that in British En, a pattern was: "if past, then conditional" eg "if it rained, I'd take my brolly"
-4- a few years ago, I had an argument with several Brits - I was saying that in American English, we could find the pattern "If conditional then conditional"... I was almost sworn with such words as "impossible! forbidden!"; as I was saying that even schoolmasters used the pattern, their response was "such schoolmasters have to go back to school", etc unfortunately for me, this occurred in the morning when Americans were sleeping so that I couldn't get help
-5- at the same period, I asked a question about "will" and an English teacher responded that I must not forget "will" also meant "want"; he said it was the "will of volition" (I liked this word)
What I realized recently is that the Brits often used "if you would like...".
In this clause "would" is not the auxiliary of the conditional but a "would of volition".
That's it! That's what I wanted to say.
Sorry for having been so long!
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gerardM Ven 18 Nov - 17:39
Examples Of Various Ways To Invite Someone Out
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MurielB Ven 18 Nov - 22:26
Hi Gérard, everyone !Care to come over for lunch
come over is a very good expression and sounds good English. You can also say
Her great-grandparents came over from Ireland in the nineteeth century
It means to travel to a place a long way across the water.
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gerardM Sam 19 Nov - 13:11
English vocabulary: personality types. Words to describe people.
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MurielB Sam 19 Nov - 17:42
Thanks Gérard, we have a lot on our plate for the week-end ! 
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gerardM Sam 19 Nov - 21:23
Great Chart for Learning Irregular Verbs
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gerardM Dim 20 Nov - 22:28
English Words with 'ch' Pronounced /k/, English Words with 'ch' Pronounced 'sh' /ʃ/.
English Words with 'ch' Pronounced /k/, English Words with 'ch' Pronounced 'sh' /ʃ/.
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Very interesting posting!
We learn that the pronunciation of "ch" is "tch" such as in Chad = same pronunciation as the French "Tchad".
However, in oodles of words (coming from the Greek), teh pronunciation is "k" such as in Christ.
However, in many other English words (after French), the pronunciation is "sh" such as in "machine".
I remind you taht in French, we also have 2 pronunciations: "ch" like in "machine" and "k" like in "psychologie" (unfortunately, the French language cheated a bit as many ancient-Greek words are pronounced "ch" such as "hiérarchie, archtecte..."
I would also like to remind you that in French, regarding ch-words, we have a double rooting, I mean 2 series, 2 families of words dating from "langue d'Oï" / "langue d'Oc": chaux/calcaire, château/castel, chair/carne, chien/canidés, chenal/canal, châtrer/castrer, char/carriole, etc.
Many words coming from the French are not listed as it when they are pronounced "k": cat, car, etc. note the "channel" which is one of the rare French words borrowing the "ch-form" (usually it's the "k--form").
English Words with 'ch' Pronounced /k/, English Words with 'ch' Pronounced 'sh' /ʃ/.
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Very interesting posting!
We learn that the pronunciation of "ch" is "tch" such as in Chad = same pronunciation as the French "Tchad".
However, in oodles of words (coming from the Greek), teh pronunciation is "k" such as in Christ.
However, in many other English words (after French), the pronunciation is "sh" such as in "machine".
I remind you taht in French, we also have 2 pronunciations: "ch" like in "machine" and "k" like in "psychologie" (unfortunately, the French language cheated a bit as many ancient-Greek words are pronounced "ch" such as "hiérarchie, archtecte..."
I would also like to remind you that in French, regarding ch-words, we have a double rooting, I mean 2 series, 2 families of words dating from "langue d'Oï" / "langue d'Oc": chaux/calcaire, château/castel, chair/carne, chien/canidés, chenal/canal, châtrer/castrer, char/carriole, etc.
Many words coming from the French are not listed as it when they are pronounced "k": cat, car, etc. note the "channel" which is one of the rare French words borrowing the "ch-form" (usually it's the "k--form").
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gerardM Lun 21 Nov - 16:06
Do vs Make. Expressions with DO and MAKE.
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gerardM Mar 22 Nov - 19:23
List of Useful Linking Words
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gerardM Mar 22 Nov - 23:06
The most important English small talk phrases. Conversation Starters.
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gerardM Mer 23 Nov - 21:59
Common Errors in English Usage. Advanced.
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MurielB Jeu 24 Nov - 9:36
i everyone
I had to look conversely up in the dictionnary.
It means "On the other hand, by contrast"
I had to look conversely up in the dictionnary.
It means "On the other hand, by contrast"
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gerardM Jeu 24 Nov - 14:21
Informal Contractions in English - Free Spoken English lesson
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gerardM Jeu 24 Nov - 19:21
"All Right" and "Alright". “All Together” and “Altogether”. “All Ready” and “Already”.
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gerardM Jeu 24 Nov - 19:34
English Verb Tenses. Correct Tense Usage.
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gerardM Jeu 24 Nov - 20:59
Talking about Jobs and Occupations in English.
Learn English verbs for talking about your job roles.
English idioms relating to employment or jobs.
Talking about your job
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"To dismiss" sounds like "démissionner"... yes but it also sounds like "(être) démis (de ses fonctions)".
Yeah. However, the French language is faulty as the two words "démissionner" and "être démis..." don't mean the same.
Don't be mistaken, "to dismiss" means "démettre de ses fonctions/licencier/écarter/exclure/renvoyer/congédier/rejeter..."
Learn English verbs for talking about your job roles.
English idioms relating to employment or jobs.
Talking about your job
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"To dismiss" sounds like "démissionner"... yes but it also sounds like "(être) démis (de ses fonctions)".
Yeah. However, the French language is faulty as the two words "démissionner" and "être démis..." don't mean the same.
Don't be mistaken, "to dismiss" means "démettre de ses fonctions/licencier/écarter/exclure/renvoyer/congédier/rejeter..."
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MurielB Ven 25 Nov - 17:23
Gérard i find very funny that the French for snowed under is "débordé"
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gerardM Ven 25 Nov - 20:32
Muriel, I don't understand what you mean.MurielB a écrit:Gérard i find very funny that the French for snowed under is "débordé"
"To be snowed under" means "être couvert de neige".
On a figurative domain, "to be snowed under with work, letters, emails" is "être submergé de travail, de lettres, d'e-mails"... ah yes I understand now: "être débordé".
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The translations of "être débordé" can be "to be overloaded", "to be snowed under (with work)", "to be overwhelmed"...
Dernière édition par gerardM le Ven 25 Nov - 20:36, édité 1 fois
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gerardM Ven 25 Nov - 20:33
Ways of saying 'darling' in the UK. Cute Names to Call Your Girlfriend. Cute Names to Call Your Boyfriend.
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gerardM Sam 26 Nov - 21:25
Useful Phrases: Opening, Continuing, Opinion, Contrasting, Agreement, Disagreement, Emphasizing etc.
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gerardM Sam 26 Nov - 22:08
Guide to Tense Usage in English
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MurielB Dim 27 Nov - 13:01
gerardM a écrit:
Useful Phrases: Opening, Continuing, Opinion, Contrasting, Agreement, Disagreement, Emphasizing etc.
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Thanks Gérard ! so many expressions I have never used and I have to learn !
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gerardM Dim 27 Nov - 20:17
30 Frequently Used English Idioms
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gerardM Dim 27 Nov - 20:26
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