Correct Winky

[boxcar]

Yes, you are correct. The more you practice the better you can get, especially if you do not give up. I'm glad you are back and working on it.

[chanluutu]

Hi Alls, I am also new member. Please help me to improve my English.
Thanks

[jrod8878]

I think "knew" would have been a correct answer for the first one because it is not clear whether the sentence is in present or past tense. It might clear up confusion if the instructions asked for present tense specifically.

Love the activities and the site!

[James Trotta]

Thanks for the feedback jrod.

"I knew Dobby" could mean that Dobby is dead. When I made the class Dobby was alive. Of course it is possible to talk about an old friend in the past tense even if they are still alive so I agree that the instructions could provide more context.

I think "knew" would have been a correct answer for the first one because it is not clear whether the sentence is in present or past tense. It might clear up confusion if the instructions asked for present tense specifically.

Love the activities and the site!

[Szanne2109]

Hi! I'm a new member too and I really want to learn english but I have to start with the basics because I'm really bad in the language.
Nice to meet you!

Welcome to the board, I hope you can learn a few things and make a few friends.

I am too seems like I need to learn more, I got 2 mistakes for these practice.
Now I know that I am really poor in writing and speaking.

[Szanne2109]

I need to start with the basic too. Thanks everyone, I really need your help just bear with me.

[Szanne2109]

Hi! I'm a new member too and I really want to learn english but I have to start with the basics because I'm really bad in the language.
Nice to meet you!

Welcome to the board, I hope you can learn a few things and make a few friends.

I am too seems like I need to learn more, I got 2 mistakes for these practice.
Now I know that I am really poor in writing and speaking.

Thank you very much, I got one question? where can I find the basic tenses of the verb? I know I need to start there because now I am a bit confuse about the tenses of the verb.

[James Trotta]

Hi there! I think a good learner's dictionary will have the tenses for each verb. I used to have the Oxford Learner's dictionary but I just moved and now I can't find it.

I will start making a few webpages for the verbs I use in the online exercises, but that may take me some time.

Thank you very much, I got one question? where can I find the basic tenses of the verb? I know I need to start there because now I am a bit confuse about the tenses of the verb.

[mcpromero]

How do the forum work?

[mcpromero]

How do the forum work?

[James Trotta]

I'm not sure I understand the question.

How do the forum work?

The forum works when you practice using your English. Then you pay attention to my corrections. In this case: How does the forum work?

[jktarrobal]

Hi I'm new member here and I want to improve my English. I hope you could help me. Thanks!

[Imperator]

what a wonderful theme! http://skywritingservice.com/blog/surpr ... -dont-know will tell you about some facts of English that can surprise you!

[kalai]

Hi I'm a new member of the forum.. i know little bit of english. I'm very interested to learn a english because I speak to other people. I'm living in Australia. i think it's help with me.

[Mary]

Hi, my name is Mary. I am from Peru, but this year I am working in USA so I need to improve my English skills, because sometimes I can not understand what people are saying, they speak too fast for me. It is a pleasure to participate in this forum.