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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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how do native speakers communicate naturally?
For people english as second language like i am there is a limit to understanding sentence as soon as i hear
for example, 'i have to do it to get started to get there' but to me still need a time to understand it by analyzing the structure. I mean finding out to infinitive and something like process make me tried of english.
however i can understand so soon as i hear without analyzing the structure because the sentence is very familar to me as i have gotten accustomed to it
So my question is that by memorizing sentences in english dictionary and speaking with native
speakers, may i be up to the level of native speaker in english without anayzing structure of each sentence?
I want to know how do native speakers acknowledge words.
for example, 'i have to do it to get started to get there' but to me still need a time to understand it by analyzing the structure. I mean finding out to infinitive and something like process make me tried of english.
however i can understand so soon as i hear without analyzing the structure because the sentence is very familar to me as i have gotten accustomed to it
So my question is that by memorizing sentences in english dictionary and speaking with native
speakers, may i be up to the level of native speaker in english without anayzing structure of each sentence?
I want to know how do native speakers acknowledge words.
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Anonymous by ... speaking with native speaker s, may I become up to the level of native speaker in English without analyzing the structure of each sentence? If you get sufficient experience like that, yes.
- Anonymous by ...
- speaking with native speaker s, may I become up to the level of native speaker in English without analyzing the structure of each sentence?
- If you get sufficient experience like that, yes.
- Memorizing sentences is of little or no use.
- Anonymous I want to know how do native speakers acknowledge words.
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Anonymous by ... speaking with native speakers, may I become up to the level of native speaker in English without analyzing the structure of each sentence?If you get sufficient experience like that, yes. Memorizing sentences is of little or no use.
AnonymousI want to know how do native speakers acknowledge words.We
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