I have a lot of english problem.?

Question

I have been USA 10 months. And I don't understand a lot of probem of english.
(1)say. Some words, I don't know how to say that. like, right light write writer liked. and any past tense. those word have ed.
(2)past tense and present perfect. I don't know when should I use past tense and present perfect. and some sentence" havd had" "been" I don't when should I use that.
(3)"The" this word, I don't know what do we use it?
can u tell me. May be that's hard....

Answer 1

I hope I can help a little. Do you know what rhyming is? Rhyming is when words sound similar. Red, Bed, Ted (like that).

Like has a long 'i' sound. Right has a long 'i' sound too. Right, Light, Night, Fight...are words that rhyme. They sound the same.

Past tense is anything that happened in the past.
Example; If you're watching a movie now, you could say "I like this movie." but if you saw it yesterday, you would say " I liked that movie."
You can also use 'like' for things that are the same or close to the same. Example; "This red shirt is like that red shirt."

Havd isn't an English word. If there is something in your hand now, you HAVE it in your hand. If you put it down, you HAD it in your hand.

If you went to the beach a week ago, then you have BEEN to the beach. If you go somewhere and come back from that place...then you have 'been' to that place. You can also use 'been' for things like, "I have been happy." or "I have been sad." This means that you have at some time in the past, been either happy or sad. If you are happy NOW...you would say "I AM happy."

You usually use the word 'The' in front of a noun. The car, the dog, the hat, the water, the beach...things like that. I hope this helped a little. I know it's very confusing.

Answer 2

Do not be overly concerned. With more exposure, you will become more fluent. It is the same with everything: Practice makes perfect. Give yourself time and do not judge yourself harshly.

You are one step in front of many American-born English speakers, since you know the textbook difference between past tense and present perfect. The reason they speak better English than you do is that they have been immersed in it. However, I bet they don't really speak English as well as you think they do. (Most of them actually speak very poor English, as their subject/verb agreements are frequently wrong.)

Answer 3

If you really have a hard time with English, I recommend you go to a tutor that will help you. Yes, English is the hardest language in our world, but you can and will understand it. I am an immigrant from Puerto Rico. It took me 5 years to fully understand and speak the English language well. Do not worry, because you will speak the English language well.

It's been 10 months, you need to be patient. Like I said, it took me 5 years to fully understand the English language. Once again, I recommend a tutor. If it helped me, it will help you.

Answer 4

I'm not good with teaching english, but i learned a little about how it works when i learned spanish. haha

Past tense is used for actions that took place in the past. Present perfect tense is used for actions that started in the past and have completed.

"The" is used to indicate a definite article. It's used with nouns that you want to specifically indicate. "A/an" is indefinite its used when you dont care about a particular object.

Sorry if i'm not good with the explanations... you can always look for a website

Answer 5

Engles sin Bareras or spelled something like that....
google it....

but seriously take some english classes, try to hang around some people who speak english 24/7

I know people who are in this country for 10 years and don't speak/write english, they complain and complain but the thing is they go to school for 40 minutes to learn english then go back to a home that speaks only their native laugauge for the remainder of the day...

do the math

Answer 6

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Answer 7

"the" is "that thing"

like has two meanings
like is "similar"
like is "enjoy"

right is "correct"
write is a verb (action)
writer is a person who writes

-ed words are past tense verbs (actions)
I walk now
I walked in the past

some verbs are irregular, example: "run"
I run now
I ran in the past (not "runned")

been is "was" or something that is not true anymore, you do not need "been", use "was" if you are not sure.

Present Perfect tense:
I run, He runs, She runs
Tense is for verbs, action words. If it is happening now, it is present perfect tense.

Past Tense is for things that are not happening now.

Answer 8

if you have already done something then you use past tense, present perfect i am not sure what it is as i have been speeking english my whole life and i just know what is right to say. but even people who speak english do not always speak perfect english! as long as you get your point acroos you will be fine and eventually you will speek well enough that you wont even notice it!

Answer 9

I'll give you some examples:

'The' horse went to the the store. 'The' is like a title starter. 'went' is past tense.

I should (Present tense) go to the store.

You're right. (This means you are correct).

Turn right. (This means direction)

Answer 10

You are dipping your bucked down an empty well.

When it comes to the English language, there are very few people on this Earth more ignorant than Americans.