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Thinker · 24.05.2008, 00:40

"easy to forget" is regarded as an attribute here

**Стагцогал** · 26.05.2008, 22:14

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Сообщение от Justice

Pretty girl, i'd like to ask you about your phrase building "Foreign language is easy to forget". Foreign language -it's the object, not the subject. And in English grammar we must build sentenses by a rule:
Subject-Predicate-Object-Attribute etc....
That's why we should build the phrase like this: It's easy to forget foreign language when you do not use it.

What do you think about it, Pretty?

PS: i would be thankfull to everyone who corrects my mistakes.

English is a simle language,so,it is no good to use the heavy word constructions talking or writting about anything.In your case the right sentence will be like this- It is easy to forget a foreign language. No grammatical difficulties-no mistakes.)))

Justice · 26.05.2008, 22:37

Guys, your explanations are not enough for me. I need a clear rule or smth definite like that.
But thank you anyway.

Гелла · 27.05.2008, 00:22

my english is bad

**Стагцогал** · 27.05.2008, 01:20

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Сообщение от Justice

Guys, your explanations are not enough for me. I need a clear rule or smth definite like that.
But thank you anyway.

In rules never trust,sister! If we gonna follow the rules the first sentence of my post seems wrong.However,no mistake there. Any language has own degrees of freedom. It is necessary to feel'am,not study. Your mistake- ...is....(verb in infinitive)- Prohibited! Right -To forget a foreign language is easy. Another order of the words,you can see.

**Стагцогал** · 27.05.2008, 02:08

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Сообщение от Гелла

my english is bad

But your German is perfect,not mine!)))

~~BesLand~~ · 27.05.2008, 02:28

Friends, sorry for my saying, but I can't understand the head of discuss. Maybe it's English grammar rules, or syntactic rules of the phrase buildind, not so important. But everyday I phone and talk english to the business partner of our company who are from various countries, including UK, Germany, USA and Australia. When I discuss some of appearing problems, or try to sign a new treaty so I never think about rightness of phrase buildind and we completely to get each other. I think (do please correct me if I am wrong) there is not any limit in spoken english. Some phrases in spoken english may use without a verb, for example instead of the phrase "I go to the market" we can say "I to the market" and it is right too as the previous phrase.

What do you think of this?)))))

Justice · 27.05.2008, 09:08

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Сообщение от Стагцогал

In rules never trust,sister! If we gonna follow the rules the first sentence of my post seems wrong.However,no mistake there. Any language has own degrees of freedom. It is necessary to feel'am,not study. Your mistake- ...is....(verb in infinitive)- Prohibited! Right -To forget a foreign language is easy. Another order of the words,you can see.

My feelings are going from knowledges, knowledges are out from rules. Thats it.
Im not good at English yet. To feel the language i need practice with native english-speakers.
As you know russian speaking people build sentenses thinking in russian not as englishmen do. So do i.
But now i've got your point.

Justice · 27.05.2008, 09:24

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Сообщение от BesLand

Friends, sorry for my saying, but I can't understand the head of discuss. Maybe it's English grammar rules, or syntactic rules of the phrase buildind, not so important. But everyday I phone and talk english to the business partner of our company who are from various countries, including UK, Germany, USA and Australia. When I discuss some of appearing problems, or try to sign a new treaty so I never think about rightness of phrase buildind and we completely to get each other. I think (do please correct me if I am wrong) there is not any limit in spoken english. Some phrases in spoken english may use without a verb, for example instead of the phrase "I go to the market" we can say "I to the market" and it is right too as the previous phrase.

What do you think of this?)))))

we can compare american english and british english. It's hard for me to understand americans because american english is out of rules sometimes.

Pretty · 27.05.2008, 12:56

my variant sounded more english, that is all I can say

26.05.2008, 22:37	#1673
Justice Вес репутации: 3	Guys, your explanations are not enough for me. I need a clear rule or smth definite like that. But thank you anyway. __________________ .

27.05.2008, 00:22	#1674
Гелла Вес репутации: 5	my english is bad __________________ Только овощи счастливы. (с)

27.05.2008, 12:56	#1680
Pretty Вес репутации: 4	my variant sounded more english, that is all I can say __________________ мне кажется,это должен знать каждый http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkY5P...eature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCAGm...eature=related

24.05.2008, 00:40	#1671
Thinker Вес репутации: 2	"easy to forget" is regarded as an attribute here

27.05.2008, 02:28	#1677
~~BesLand~~ Вес репутации: 0	Friends, sorry for my saying, but I can't understand the head of discuss. Maybe it's English grammar rules, or syntactic rules of the phrase buildind, not so important. But everyday I phone and talk english to the business partner of our company who are from various countries, including UK, Germany, USA and Australia. When I discuss some of appearing problems, or try to sign a new treaty so I never think about rightness of phrase buildind and we completely to get each other. I think (do please correct me if I am wrong) there is not any limit in spoken english. Some phrases in spoken english may use without a verb, for example instead of the phrase "I go to the market" we can say "I to the market" and it is right too as the previous phrase. What do you think of this?)))))

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