Why Learn English
Apr 23
2008
2008
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When non-English speakers finally learn English, why do so many use the wrong syntax?
Can anyone tell me?
I took German and when I used it I spoke it well. What I was trying to say was, don’t English teachers teach proper English syntax as well?
Probably because most people would have studied only basic English in school.
But then they started using it, and are expanding their knowledge that way, copying the incorrect stuff as well. Too bad that in the real world even native English speakers don’t speak English properly.
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