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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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How's the Polish learning going?
Someone learns a Polish language and I wanna find out if he/she makes somes progress. Would it be correct the sentence like that:
How's the Polish learning going?
How's the Polish learning going?
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” That is correct. For your own learning of English, I’d suggest that your question should read: “Some is learning the Polish language and I want to find out if he/she is making some progress. ”
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- For your own learning of English, I’d suggest that your question should read: “Some is learning the Polish language and I want to find out if he/she is making some progress.
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“How’s the Polish learning going?” That is correct.
For your own learning of English, I’d suggest that your question should read:
“Some is learning the Polish language and I want to find out if he/she is making some progress. Would it be correct to write the following?”
For your own learning of English, I’d suggest that your question should read:
“Some is learning the Polish language and I want to find out if he/she is making some progress. Would it be correct to write the following?”
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Thank you very much. Somebody learns the Polish language but not at the moment so if the question like above is also correct? If I have to ask "How does the Polish learning go?"
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Learning a language is an ongoing (continuous) enterprise. I would not change the wording of your enquiry unless you know that the student has stopped trying to learn. Then, you might ask, "How did your Polish learning go?"
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