Argument was within the context of topic; but either way, it was resolved; then you brought it up and derailed the thread again.Originally Posted by Nikomia
Argument was within the context of topic; but either way, it was resolved; then you brought it up and derailed the thread again.
Last edited by TooCool; May 21st, 2012 at 14:57.
TV or vids are good for pronunciation. But books are great for learning to write. Lets not forget about spelling.+1 support to TV.
I'm not a fan of learning from books because when you read, you don't say the words out loud nor do you hear it. I've seen a lot of people who know the words but is afraid/embarrassed to say it out loud because they don't know what the correct pronunciation is. TV will not turn you into Shakespeare but you will know how to talk casually
Also they help you understand subconsciously about sentence structures and stuff like that.
Once more into the fray
Into the last good fight I’ll ever know
Live and die on this day
Live and Die on this day
My mistake. Let's not bring that up again.
No prob.
Watch American sitcoms, and watch British documentaries. That would be best.
Shows like Seinfeld, Family Guy, and cartoons and movies in general are best.
Lol opened this thread to help others. Not the other way around, although, I might sometimes be asking for help myself. No one is asking for it even though I see most of members on BG make numerous GM mistakes when they post. Shyness is indeed an issue.
Could point out issues everywhere, but being a grammar nazi doesn't really help anyone, lol.
Then why did you say this-Lol opened this thread to help others. Not the other way around, although, I might sometimes be asking for help myself. No one is asking for it even though I see most of members on BG make numerous GM mistakes when they post. Shyness is indeed an issue.
" Let me start with my own problems:
None that I can currently think of
We all assumed this was some mutual discussion, and you wanted help as well.
Wanted to get the convo going though I DO have problems. However, it is of course for mutual discussion.Then why did you say this-
" Let me start with my own problems:
None that I can currently think of
We all assumed this was some mutual discussion, and you wanted help as well.
Reviving this thread. @kabir_sharif2000 , what does "nerf" mean in lol? And what does "pull someone blue" mean? Always find members using these two.
Well, Nerf is a common tern used by gamers. "Nerf" means "weaken"ing a hero/champion/class.
Nerfing is done when a champion is found to be more powerful than the other champions in a given roll with or without a certain combination. Its done to balance the gameplay.
"pulling the blue" means Pulling the Golem that gives blue buff. Now, "pulling" means getting "aggro" of a minion/mob/creep/monster. "Aggro" means Aggression, which means "to get the minion/mob/creep/monster attack your champion/hero". Its done so that Tanky champions can suffer the damage while weaker champions can get the blue buff they need.
Hope i helped you.
BTW these have nothing to do with English Improvement.
Last edited by kabir_sharif2000; July 22nd, 2012 at 13:17.
Its just [EB]. Not Elite B[a]stard or anything like that.
Nonetheless, added two new terms to my vocabulary. Matters a lot.
WOW! Read the whole thread.Are u still there to help? OK my prob is the word ''behind''.As seen in movies some people pronounce it as ''baa-hind'' and some as ''bee-hind'' so which one is the correct pronunciation.
american pronounciation e.. Baa hind e correct.. Its just a local way of pronouncing the word..
hero i hve bed engrish sum halp meib i dum o hao 2 sphik engresh
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You people...
hev bat hingrish
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@TheNutKicker :You are doing this in purpose right?
If not
@Ahnaf_i7X btw it's on purpose not in
someone tag Ananto Jalil here
well i don't think jolil will like anyone with better english than him
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