Да блин.. обьясняю.. сами Американцы своего языка не знают.. вот и говорят неправильно.. а вы стараетесь им подражать.. I'm sorry but such phrases like.. I'l fuck 'em up before they can find me - меня не впечатляют.
Seldom do you see a person with a good knowledge of English.
2 HobbiT:
Leaffall is the English equivalent to the russian last name. And, by the way, my last name in English would be Listopadov!
To your concern correct writing and speaking is the key to good knowledge. It's not some formal English i'm introducing here, this is real spoken English, but for the special terminology.
As second of all, I don't judge who should be 2nd or 1st!
2 KaLaSH:
In case you haven't noticed, those corrections aren't important at all, but some really are, those i tried to seek out to you.
Here, have a closer look:
I speak with people from England
Not "With", "with", here, means that you speak along with that person. In that case you should use "to", to avoid misunderstanding.
So here's how it should be:
I talk to people from England
First of all, as for we are writing here, make sure to be correct, as we speak pronunciation changes a lot of things and words skip!
That is a big difference.
Next mistake.
got used to speak with them on English
Not "on English" - "in English"!
And the rest well, it's personel style.
2 DustmaN:
Don't be ridiculous, it's not essay style, why, just how come did that come up to you?
No this is exactly what i meant. Teachers can properly educate a student, but can they give correct education that's what worries.
By the way about the vocabulary, this is the real thing that matters, cause the greater your vocabulary is, the better is your knowledge of English, well "omitting" the fact that you should know Grammer of course.
So let's not start any serious discussions on this matter, but as a future notice - English is simple once you've started using it.
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2 KaLaSH:
Yeh, just in case, please, don't keep an evil's eye on me, okay?
Sure will admit, that Street English isn't in my liking.