Learning English Language

English grammar

 By Richard A. Hudson

Do you want to learn English? Do you want to learn the ways or rules so that you can speak well this language? This book from Richard A. Hudson will help you to learn and apply the right ways and rules in learning the language you long.

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What is a NOUN?

Noun comes from the Latin nōmen "name",^[2] a translation of Ancient Greek ónoma.^[3] Word classes like nouns were first described by Pāṇini in the Sanskrit language and by Ancient Greek grammarians, and were defined by the grammatical forms that they take. In Greek and Sanskrit, for example, nouns are categorized by gender and inflected for case and number.
Because nouns and adjectives share these three categories, Dionysius Thrax does not clearly distinguish between the two, and uses the term ónoma "name" for both, although some of the words that he describes as paragōgón (pl. paragōgá) "derived"^[4] are adjectives.<sup>[5]

source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun 

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What is English?

What is English?

Answer: English is the language of all people in the world. That is why people know that this is an international language. American people and even other people in Europe and other countries in some othe big continents use this to avoid gap and differences among countries. Americans are really the owner of this language that is why many people love to imitate them-their accent,their intonation and the way they speak using their slang words and some of their idioms.

How about you? Can you speak English like American?

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