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How can I learn English grammar? Tue Mar 01, 2005 20:24 pm  How can I learn English grammar?
 

i say hi the one try to help me

i want to laening grammar

exp-- simple past i did or i was /were

and i have done /hase and have been

i want what is the diferent batween did and was/were

have did and have been

than you ?
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Grammar Sat Mar 19, 2005 5:09 am  Grammar
 

Yep, you can study grammar and tenses.
That basic of all grammar

Was , were are used for TO BE
Does, do, dis are used fot verb
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Learning Sun May 01, 2005 17:24 pm  Learning
 

Hi!
I think that you were struggling a lot to get proficiency in English. Get a good teacher. Read a lot of books which you like. Avoid serious books.
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