How to improve your English speaking and become  fluent?

http://youtu.be/WcyV7VCwZn0

   

           

TAKE THIS EXAM AND KNOW YOUR LEVEL

Here is a website that help you to know your level in English

Enjoy with it

              http://www.englishjet.com/english_courses_files/test_level_answers.asp

            

                                           

Amazing English language facts! A must Read!!

• As we all know that English language has always influenced our daily conversations and speeches but do you know that this ‘highly used’ language also has some really interesting fun facts as well!!
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• Did you know that the first English dictionary was written in 1755!
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• Did you know that the oldest English language word is 'Town'!
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• Did you know that the least used letter in the alphabet in English language is ‘Q’!

Beautiful Photos with Meaningful Quotes - "Thank You"

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        Why is learning English important??

This is a short useful video about the importance of English

http://youtu.be/TeahvBKzMLw

 Interesting Facts about the English Language

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In the English language, …

…the shortest word containing all five main vowels is ‘eunoia’, meaning ‘beautiful thinking’ or a state of normal mental health.

…the longest word with only one vowel is ‘strengths’ (9 letters long).

…there are only 4 words that end with ‘-dous’: ‘tremendous’, ‘stupendous’, ‘hazardous’ and ‘horrendous’.

…the oldest word is ‘town’.

…the longest one-syllable word is ‘screeched’.

…the longest word with all the letters in alphabetical order is ‘almost’.

…the only two words that end ‘-gry’ are ‘hungry’ and ‘angry’.

*****  How does texting influence the English language?

With the increased use of new technologies such as laptop computers, tablets, and mobile phones, the textese language (also known as txt-speak, chatspeak, txtspk, texting language, SMSish, txtslang, txt-talk, and others) has become very popular, but media and scholars have voiced their concern about the English language being overwhelmed by SMS (Short Message Service) language.

Some people believe texting has no effect on Standard English whatsoever. They compare textese to some sort of modern jargon. Since every generation has its own jargon, and English grammar is still changing

Examples of texting English:

b4 - before bc - because 10q - thank you bk - back d8 - date w8 - wait ez - easy l8tr - later 2l8 - too late qt - cutie

btw - by the way fyi - for your information cwof - complete waste of time hand - have a nice day ltns - long time no see urok - you are okay 2m2h - too much to handle 2mi, tmi - too much information yoyo - you're on your own @wrk all wk - at work all weekend k - OK luk@dis - look at this