English grammar

[keuadbhcfuoiqawekhgbfcd]

Hi everyone. In Hong Kong, everyone need to learn English grammar. Its really hard to remember the tenses although I pass it :). So I want to ask if the other country must learn garmmar or not. And you think it is hard or not.

 

[Ducky]

In The Netherlands we have to learn the English language too, yes. Grammar, vocabulary, everything. I really like the language.

 

[CubeTale]

Glad you passed! Congratulations!

 

[CubeTale]

I personally don't think english grammer is very hard. I am dutch by the way.

 

[zHeavy]

In Belgium you will learn other languages, yes. And that goes for sure English also!

 

[Twann]

Hey man.
I learn also for english language i love to speak english but, six months ago I could not speak english.
But friends of me helped me to learn it! :)

 

[A pigeon]

Back in my lower grades and now , ive never needed to touh my grammar books. Idk how , but language is something thats impronted into my brain , like an instinct . Im not even a native english speaker . I have absolutely no accent , fluent speech and amazing spelling . If i make a mistake its because i was typing fast

 

[Gainfullterror]

I believe English is pretty much learned all across the globe, since it's the third most spoken language in the world. It's also found pretty much everywhere, unlike the Chinese language (at number one) which is primarily found in Asia.
I happened to naturally be good at English, since I picked it up as a toddler watching TV and browsing the web. My grammar is pretty good, though there are few cases in which I'm not sure of it. My English grades aren't that amazing in my opinion, which is because we mostly get graded for reading texts and answering questions about it. If it were to come to vocabulary and ability to speak / have a conversation, I'd probably be able to nail it without making mistakes (Or maybe a few).

 

[Jackelele]

I love my language.

"their, there, they're" lol

 

[keuadbhcfuoiqawekhgbfcd]

I believe English is pretty much learned all across the globe, since it's the third most spoken language in the world. It's also found pretty much everywhere, unlike the Chinese language (at number one) which is primarily found in Asia.
I happened to naturally be good at English, since I picked it up as a toddler watching TV and browsing the web. My grammar is pretty good, though there are few cases in which I'm not sure of it. My English grades aren't that amazing in my opinion, which is because we mostly get graded for reading texts and answering questions about it. If it were to come to vocabulary and ability to speak / have a conversation, I'd probably be able to nail it without making mistakes (Or maybe a few).

Your grammar is very well. :)

 

[Deeds]

I was born speaking English. I do want to learn Spanish in High School, which is in 2 years from now.
I guess English just somehow dominates the globe. Everyone has to learn it from what I know.

Its really not that hared to learn imo.
It all just clicks in a way.

 

[A pigeon]

If earth were to have its own language, It'd be english.

 

[Lepzi]

In France where I'm from I had to learn all that stuff as well for me wasn't that difficult I think English is quite easy to learn.

 

[RayzMC]

Hi everyone. In Hong Kong, everyone need to learn English grammar. Its really hard to remember the tenses although I pass it :). So I want to ask if the other country must learn garmmar or not. And you think it is hard or not.

I go to school in HK and english is easy.
If you go to local school, then no wonder it's hard of you.
But if you study in an IB/ international school, english is actually pretty easy because they are all english based and you speak english daily.