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How to learn English grammar?

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:45:58 GMT

Once you have started to learn a foreign language you want to use it, speak it, write it and above all communicate with others. But as we say, you have to learn to walk before you can run. You have to learn something about the way words work together, the way you can express different times or tenses, the way you use adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and so on. But if you are determined to get control of the language, understand it and use it properly, you must not let the things I have listed stop you. One thing at a time. Gradually bit by bit if you work hard, you will find success. The one word that sometimes makes people frightened when they start to learn a new language is "grammar". But don't worry about that word because it's only a very general title used to cover the workings of the language. The danger comes when you let grammar get in the way while you are learning. Remember that it was people who created the language in the first place. The "grammar people" or the grammarians came later.

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On our site we have a wealth of different multiple choice tests, texts and stories which show grammar in context. Those are the words I want to stress – in context. It's no good learning just the meaning of a new word, or the function of a tense or the use of a particular preposition because you also have to see how they behave in a sentence or in a paragraph. At the same time we want to make this information as enjoyable as possible and that's why we like to introduce an element of humour and lightness into our materials. The American songwriter, Robert B Sherman among his many lyrics wrote a song in a musical about teaching children how to deal with unpleasant tasks. The most famous line is: A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. The medicine in our case is "grammar" and we add the "sugar" to make it more pleasant for you.

Our forums too are at your service. Here you can express an opinion for discussion, ask questions about the tests and any other language points that you want to raise. We are not "doctors" giving you nasty "grammar" medicine to swallow. We are here to help you communicate with other people. Do as the waiter says when the food you have ordered is put on the table in front of you: Enjoy.

CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ENGLISH

1. ARTICLES
Explanations of the words article/definite/indefinite and also related words like articulate/define/definition and so on. Then examples of the use of the articles with sentences showing them at work and also the occasions when no article is used.

2. MODALS
Again definitions of the word modal and related words. Explanations of may/must/can/would/will and so on.

3. PASSIVE
Definitions of passive and related words. Use of the passive with examples. Comments on why it's used in place of active.

4. RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Explain word relative and related words. Examples of their use.

5. TENSES
General introduction to tenses and the meaning of the word - then divide into examples of each tense with illustrative sentences.

6. ADJECTIVES
Explain the word and its function. Use of several adjectives together. Formation of adjectives.

7. ADVERBS
Explain the word and its function. Refer to the different types of adverb -again with illustrative sentences

8. PUNCTUATION
Brief introduction to purpose of punctuation - and what happens in its absence. Illustrative sentences. Explanation of various punctuation marks

9. CONDITIONALS
Explanation of the word and related words. Different types of conditional standard ones and mixed ones with illustrative sentences.

10. PHRASAL VERBS
Definition of what a phrasal verb is and examples of how they are used. Choice of some of the most common used in sentences.

11. VERB FORMS
Commentary on principal parts of the verb such as infinitive, gerund, participles and so on. Illustrative sentences.

12. SUBJUNCTIVE
Introduction to this formation and its use.

13. PREPOSITIONS
Meaning of the word. Use of prepositions and their position in the sentence. Notes about groups/pairs of the most common prepositions and their differences as under/below/beneath.

14. CONJUNCTIONS
Definition and purpose and position of conjunctions - examples in sentences of the most common.

15. REPORTED/INDIRECT SPEECH
Again explanation of 'reported', 'direct', 'indirect' and related words. Reasons for use and formation

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دریافت سفارشات ترجمه

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:36:09 GMT

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وب سایت ترجمه نگار در مدت شبانه روز آماده دریافت سفارشات ترجمه شما و انجام سفارشات ترجمه توسط متخصص ترین مترجمان خود در همه گرایشات علمی و آموزشی می باشد.

کافیست سفارش ترجمه و فایل خود را از طریف وب سایت ما ارسال نموده و با ارسال پیامک با عنوان سفارش جدید ما را از آن مطلع نموده تا ارسرع وقت به آن رسیدگی شود.

قبلا افتخار ما خدمت رسانی به شما عزیزان می باشد

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تیم مدیریتی وب سایت ترجمه نگار

خبرهای خوشی هم برای کسانیکه در وب سایت ما عضو شوند، دارد...

شرایط و فرم همکاری با وب سایت ترجمه نگار

admin — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:42:20 GMT

شرایط و فرم همکاری با وب سایت ترجمه نگار

وب سایت ترجمه نگار از این هفته مترجم استخدام می کند در صورت تمایل با خواندن شرایط همکاری فرم را در وب سایت کامل نموده و همراه با نمونه ترجمه ارسال کنید...

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برای ارسال سفارش ترجمه به وب سایت ترجمه نگار

اول در سایت عضو شوید

بعد اقدام به ارسال سفارش ترجمه خود کنید

موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد ماهان

admin — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 19:14:18 GMT

موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد ماهان

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در نظرسنجی سایت ماهان شرکت کنید....

در این لینک پایین به بلاگ من در سایت ماهان رای بدین

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وبلاگ تخصصی زبان انگلیسی

استخدام مترجم

admin — Wed, 4 Apr 2012 10:57:46 GMT

استخدام مترجم در وب سایت ترجمه نگار

وب سایت ترجمه نگار درخواست همکاری شما مترجمان عزیز در گرایش زبان های فرانسوی ایتالیایی

اسپانیایی را پذیراست

برای همکاری با وب سایت ترجمه نگار

فرم همکاری را پر نمایید.

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idioms

admin — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 11:15:12 GMT

Charity begins at home.

چراغی که به خانه رواست، به مسجد حرام است.

Exchange is no robbery.

چیزی که عوض داره گله نداره.

Be in the seventh heaven = در آسمان هفتم سیر کردن

Walk on air = از خوشحالی پرواز کردن /بال درآوردن

Be on top of air = تو ابرها سیر کردن

Be tickled pink = قند تو دل کسی آب شدن

The teacher disheartened the children.
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معلم تو دل بچه ها رو خالی کرد.

idiom: twelve part

admin — Tue, 6 Mar 2012 22:35:49 GMT

God hill:خدا شفا بده

gosh to you: از تو بدم میاد

dont mentioned :قابل نداره

let alone the student: چه برسه به دانشجویان

you are deal for me:خیلی برام با ارزشی

whats concern for me: به من چه؟

deeping round: دور خودت چرخوندن

to count of my ned: تو دید من هستی

dutch the do do: share the price of sth

kiss it goodbye: بوسیدن گذاشتن کنار

bell of the ball: she is very pretty

its ringable:اسمش آشناست

after you: بعد از شما(در تعارفات)

Martin luterKing

admin — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:22:20 GMT

If you cant Fly....Run

If you can't Run.........Walk

If you can't Walk.........Crawl

If you can't.....don't

worry

JUST KEEP MOVING

idiom: part eleven

admin — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:18:36 GMT

you scratch my back I scratch yours: supporting someone who supports you

:if you find yourself in a hole the first thing to do is stop digging

don't make situation worth as first

I'm busy as B: very busy

I'm sticks dog: im disappointing

Transparent lie: you cant never believe it

as easy as ABS: its piece of cake

speak Turkey: Speak directly what you want

before take a risk explore every street: you check every thing

hope

admin — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 22:03:39 GMT

وبلاگ تخصصی زبان انگلیسی

How to learn English grammar?

دریافت سفارشات ترجمه

شرایط و فرم همکاری با وب سایت ترجمه نگار

موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد ماهان

استخدام مترجم

idioms

Charity begins at home.چراغی که به خانه رواست، به مسجد حرام است.

Charity begins at home.چراغی که به خانه رواست، به مسجد حرام است.

Exchange is no robbery.چیزی که عوض داره گله نداره.

idiom: twelve part

Martin luterKing

idiom: part eleven

hope

Charity begins at home.

چراغی که به خانه رواست، به مسجد حرام است.

Charity begins at home.

چراغی که به خانه رواست، به مسجد حرام است.

Exchange is no robbery.

چیزی که عوض داره گله نداره.