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9 comments:
I'm not sure which is harder to learn -- English or Japanese!
State of being closed occurred in the past ; ). Not so evident to native English speakers, we are just used to hearing it that way.
Hi Pamela i dont think i would be good at learning another language ,lol,how interesting the way they want to say it ,hope you have a lovely day my friend xx
That's funny.
I wonder if any of their friends will believe them if they
use the words correctly?
Interesting the differences between languages
This makes me think of my husband and a discussion we repeatedly over the years have talked about bow, bowl and bull which he pronounces the said way. OK, I guess you have to be there.
xx, Carol
Unfortunately there are many printed signs for shop owners to hang on the door with the incorrect 'CLOSE'.
You see theses signs everywhere, so the mistake is widespread and imprinted in people's brains.
We used to dedicate whole lessons so that 'th' sound when I was learning English in school...I can see why it's difficult for your students as well!
It's so hard to explain these things to our students! Sometimes I just have to shrug and say, "Crazy English!" Lol!
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