English Newsletter (12.07.10) - Ought, Present Perfect Continuous, Words In The News


MON., JULY 12TH, 2010, "WEEKDAY" E-LETTER		*"Very usefull to me."* T. Nguyen, Australia, 15.02.08
"OUGHT" Category: "adverb, auxiliary verb, noun, pronoun" Example Sentence: "They ought to do it." "Ought" is an adverb, auxiliary verb, noun or pronoun which can mean "duty". "PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS" "When we use the present perfect continuous tense in speaking, we often contract the subject and the first auxiliary. We also sometimes do this in informal writing." "WORDS IN THE NEWS" "In 2005 BBC Learning English produced three radio programmes on pronunciation as part of the Talk about English series." "HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH PHONETIC SYMBOLS" "Learning English phonetic symbols can be difficult, because they often look different to normal alphabet letters. Try repeated practice and you will get there." "WHAT ARE THE REASONS THAT YOU ARE LEARNING ENGLISH?" "What are the reasons that you are learning English?" "BUSINESS ENGLISH WRITING" "Do you have comments or questions about business English writing?" "STREETS" "How do streets look like in your country? Please write 250-300 words." "Welcome to the news update section for "www.onlineenglishteacher.com" - you can read new website updates here and also leave a comment below if you wanted. Did you know, that you can ask questions in the free English forum? Also, there is an English linking service if that is of interest."
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