English language in all it's simplicity.

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Oh! It's so interest to see mistakes when somebody show it  
But It's so terrible when mistakes found in your post  

P.S.
Извининте, но сейчас я скажу несколько слов по русски:
Это были написаны только мои мысли о происходящем и ничего более......

[kasper]

Want well to know the english. Advise as. Please.

P.S. Therefore as laziness to teach.

[Sashok]

Want well to know the english. Advise as. Please.

P.S. Therefore as laziness to teach.

Read! Read! Read!!!
Try to read as much as possible, anything that interests you, but try to understand the meaning without the use of a dictionary.

[kasper]

That happened? To that nags, the man?
 

[xelos]

Want well to know the english. Advise as. Please.

P.S. Therefore as laziness to teach.

Read! Read! Read!!!
Try to read as much as possible, anything that interests you, but try to understand the meaning without the use of a dictionary.

when you read something, it's only one part of you brain works. if you want to speak, you must speak. Or you'll never build a correct phrase with all words, that you know.

[kasper]

xelos, Please, to whom you this speaks?
 

[Алексей++]

kasper, "whom u speaks this to?" имхо

[Alf]

Алексей1153, do потерял...

[Алексей++]

Alf, это был разговорный  

 сказывается отсутствие практики  

[Scorp__)]

Alf, Алексей1153, and why are you speaks Russian?  

[Scorp__)]

Op, I've made a mistake  . It must be why do you...

[Алексей++]

Scorp__), & without the letter "s"...
Or with the "are" & "speaking" verbs, IMHO it could be too also ...

[kasper]

Алексей1153, Exist not critics on light..?
                               (philosophical question)
                               

[kasper]

We have a courses on С++ and VB.
This well much.
Can must do else on Assembler? ... Please...
 

[Scorp__)]

Алексей1153, but you is a plural in this case. I think the speak word must be with the -s ending here, isn't it?
kasper,

Can must do else on Assembler?

What's that?  
We must have courses in Assembler too? or
Can you make another in Assembler?  

[Алексей++]

kasper,

Exist not critics on light.

если это не мудрая фраза , списанная откуда-либо из мудрой книги, то наверное ты имел в виду:

Exists no critics in the world . Но может я и не прав  :?

We have a courses on С++ and VB
This well much.
Can must do else on Assembler?

do u mean:
"...
It's very lot of them.
may we have ones on Assembler" ?

Scorp__),

Алексей1153, but you is a plural in this case. I think the speak word must be with the -s ending here, isn't it?

you can say both, and:

"...and why are you speaking Russian?" (in this time, in this place)
and:
"...and why do you speak Russian?" (in during some time)

but the 2nd is more correctly as for syntax

[Scorp__)]

Алексей1153, oops, my spoken English is not ideal. If you are affirm it is correct I'll keep this in mind.
They climb to Everest without oxigen but not without training I need some training too.

[Алексей++]

Scorp__), i think my knowledge in English is small Есть куда расти, короче )

[Scorp__)]

Алексей1153, I correct you too now  :twisted:  

i think my knowledge in English is small

Your phrase is some sort of clumsy, isn't it?. I didn't want to offend you, really , but i think it must be expirience instead of knowledge, or, maybe knowledge of English. It just a style, nothing more. But phrase becomes more... English, i think

P. S.
I've used Lingvo when i wrote this. Unfortunately, my vocabulary is smaller than it needs.  
P. P. S.
And oxygen instead of oxigen, my mistake again  

[Alf]

you can say both, and:

"...and why are you speaking Russian?" (in this time, in this place)
and:
"...and why do you speak Russian?" (in during some time)

but the 2nd is more correctly as for syntax

They aren't equivalent in details.

"...and why are you speaking Russian?"

means you're speaking Russian now, just the very moment.

"...and why do you speak Russian?"

means that you speak Russian usually.

If you want to say that it lasted some time, you should use this form: "why have you been speaking Russian since the very morning???".

By the way, don't you think that comments in Russian would be more usefull? 'Cause learning English grammar in English isn't the easiest way for beginners, I suppose.

P.S. "but the 2nd is more correct", not "correctly"

[Scorp__)]

Alf,

'Cause learning English grammar in English isn't the easiest way for beginners, I suppose.

But it is the more efficient i suppose. Thats my egoistic opinion . I have a good translation practice and then... i can't imagine that somebody do not understand the comments. I'm sorry  .

means that you speak Russian usually

Is this not too generalised? Can't it meant that you speak Russian in this theme or this talk only? Like that: "Why do you speak Russian? There is many people here who didn't understand you. It's not polite!"
Or we have to use only -ing form?

[xelos]

xelos, Please, to whom you this speaks?
 

I spoke to Sashok.

[xelos]

Scorp__), i think my knowledge in English is small Есть куда расти, короче )

you can say: "My English is poor"

[Алексей++]

xelos, вот-вот  

[kasper]

Короче, ...

Scorp__), I want courses on Assembler
 
Алексей1153, This phrase I created itself

[Алексей++]

kasper, да не злись , сам так сам

[Alf]

Алексей1153, This phrase I created itself

I created this phrase myself

But the verb "to create" sounds a little officially in this context. I'd better say "I made up this phrase myself".

[Alf]

Is this not too generalised? Can't it meant that you speak Russian in this theme or this talk only? Like that: "Why do you speak Russian? There is many people here who didn't understand you. It's not polite!"
Or we have to use only -ing form?

As I was taught, "I do smth" means that the action repeats again and again. "I'm doing smth" means that the action takes place the very moment.

The exception is when the verb doesn't have "-ing" form. I.e. verbs denoting feelings: "I like music", not "I'm liking music".

[xelos]

"I'm doing smth" means that the action takes place the very moment.

What do you mean, when you say "very"? I've never heared the phrase, said in this manner.
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[Alf]

What do you mean, when you say "very"? I've never heared the phrase, said in this manner.

Excuse me for using Russian in this English-spoken theme, but I'd like to avoid using bulk grammar constructions, trying to explain English phrase by English phrases  

One of meanings of the word "very" is "тот самый", "именно этот" etc. I.e.:

That's the very book I've been looking for since morning = Это та самая книга, которую я ищу с утра.
I got to the airport the very moment the plane was already taking off = Я добрался в аэропорт в тот самый момент, когда самолет уже взлетал.

I suppose this variant is colloquial, but I often ran across it in the literature.