Re: English tenses improvement


Mike wrote:
i am not very good at english, spoken english, can u suggest any good
site on the inetnet where i can find good info about english tenses ?

Hi, Mike!

This site is good for tons and tons of grammar information:

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/index.htm

Scroll down and you'll see all sorts of dropdown menus. Given that
you're writing recognizable sentences in English now (well, one, at
least :) ), you're probably ready for what this site has to offer.

The other suggestion is that you get involved in online forums about
subjects you like that seem to have a lot of English speakers on them.
Not all the things you pick up from these forums will be "good
English," but the more English you see and read, the more you will be
able to understand. If it's forums about things you like (music,
movies) anyway, it won't even feel like learning.

Good luck and have fun!

- Matt

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