Lorax95
1 Dec 2021

  • English (US)

@bhatiekta31
Do you speak British English? Where we’re from, people speak grammatically correct not naturally.

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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
@Levi_Bowen Which English you speak in your region,US or British?I think US English is so tough,What u think?
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Lorax95
1 Dec 2021

  • English (US)

US English which we would just call American English. UK English we refer to as British English. Both are quite difficult because English in general has the weirdest rules but I speak American English.

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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
@Levi_Bowen Idk,I can't understand miscellaneous sentences,I know all grammer rules but when I see and listen of any YouTube channel like mr beast and pewdiepie etc,then I can't get clarity to what to say,its so fluent,In my region there all are native speakers,I know rules but I can't feel any sense while anyone Talk like American.
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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
@Levi_Bowen which tense you speak mostly?
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Lorax95
1 Dec 2021

  • English (US)

Try moving from listening to what they’re saying to repeating what they are saying. You’ll get a feel for how our sentences flow better if you start mimicking American English the way it’s naturally spoken. Grammar can only get you so far before you have to actually immerse yourself into the conversational flow of the language. Then try practicing speaking on here and Americans will be able to correct any mistakes. And don’t be afraid to ask them to speak slower when they respond.

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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
@Levi_Bowen Nice tnx maam,I'll try😊Are u american?
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Lorax95
1 Dec 2021

  • English (US)

Yes

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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
@Levi_Bowen What is means 'to be'Its so frustrated me.
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MrBeast1
1 Dec 2021

  • Hindi
I never know where we use infinitive like 'to' and 'to be'.
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