Frank DiSalle

Morning, America! Thank you very much for answering! I speak fluent American English and don't make mistakes ( as Americans say). But the problem is that I teach it. I want to be sure when I teach, especially when I get conflicting answers from natives. It is about adverbs and not only. I am a professional, I learned many grammar books, asked many questions but I have always gotten different answers. I lived in the US for long and I don't want to sound hard about America as I consider it to be my second motherland. I love Americans, otherwise I couldn't stand living there for so long. Besides, I've spoken English since the age of 5. To make a long story short I'd like to ask: "How come that different American speakers who are professional English teachers give me different answers to the same question?" You see I "feel" your language as native. But I sometimes wonder. I know the difference between Brithish and American but how come that Americans feel it differently? I will be thankful for your reply

Comments

rose May 31, 2010 20:04

Hi Frank
how r u today?
why u dont share me anything?
like to send something good to learn
it will be so kind from u
than k u
Tanya May 26, 2010 10:43

Dear Frank! Thank you very much for answering in my group! It is so kind of you!
rose May 25, 2010 18:40

hi
i like ur sense of humor
and yes to me all ur past years make u a wise man Frank!!
good night
rose May 25, 2010 15:26

hi Frank
how r u today?
rose May 20, 2010 7:38

morning Frank
so how r u today?
thank u for adding me ..to be ur friend .
u seem that u dont work..may retired?
so like to no wat kind of advices u may give for us ..through ur long life?
like to be ur friend .
salam
Monika May 18, 2010 13:05

Hi Frank!

Thanks For The Add Scraps?
-Monika-
Nadiyah May 4, 2010 14:41

Hello Frank DiSalle,
thank you for your participation to share the information about your official currency

-Nadiyah-
Tanya May 1, 2010 17:11

Morning, America! Thank you very much for answering! I speak fluent American English and don't make mistakes ( as Americans say). But the problem is that I teach it. I want to be sure when I teach, especially when I get conflicting answers from natives. It is about adverbs and not only. I am a professional, I learned many grammar books, asked many questions but I have always gotten different answers. I lived in the US for long and I don't want to sound hard about America as I consider it to be my second motherland. I love Americans, otherwise I couldn't stand living there for so long. Besides, I've spoken English since the age of 5. To make a long story short I'd like to ask: "How come that different American speakers who are professional English teachers give me different answers to the same question?" You see I "feel" your language as native. But I sometimes wonder. I know the difference between Brithish and American but how come that Americans feel it differently? I will be thankful for your reply
Tanya May 1, 2010 12:01

Dear Frank! It was very kind of you to answer for me in my group. I will explain Dinh more about modals +perfective. However, I have a question that can be answered by natine only. It is really urgent. Can you help me, please?

Well, the question is: which of the following sentences is correct (I mean the place of adverb)?

He promised never to do that or

He promised to never do that.

I hope to get your reply. Thanks in advance.
Frolov Vladimir February 20, 2010 22:08

Good afternoon! I search for friends for joint studying of English. I will be glad to acquaintance. Vladimir