 |
|
 LanguagesAsk questions or just talk about different languages. Since BrainKing is an international game site supporting many languages, this board can be kind of useful. Since we will be dealing with pronunciation of words rather than their spelling, I think it's useful to have a link to The sounds of English and the International Phonetic Alphabet. To see translations of some frequently used phrases and sentences in other languages see Languages 您未权限在该板张贴消息。只有最低脑马级别的会员才允许张贴在该板。 状态: 所有人能发表
30. 七月 2006, 16:51:43 Cinsidering the fact that many verbs in English are irregular and many words are made plural in ways other than adding 's' or 'es' to them, I was wondering if it ever happens that the natives make mistakes too. For example children. Has any native ever noticed a child say 'goed' for example, instead of went, etc. ? 31. 七月 2006, 05:18:30 题目: Re: irregular verbs King Reza: Yes, young children often make such mistakes. And it's not always a regular form that is used in place of the correct irregular form. When I was in grade school, some of the other children used to use "brang" rather than "brought" as the past tense of "bring", following the pattern of ring, rang, rung; sing, sang, sung; sink, sank, sunk; etc. 31. 七月 2006, 12:54:40 题目: Re: irregular verbs KotDB:I think if one understands how exactly the native children get to know their new knowledge of the language, one is able to learn the language just as well. 31. 七月 2006, 15:30:06 题目: Re: Slightly off topic but amusing King Reza: When my daughter was six years she was sent home from school one day with a terrible rash on her face and hands that was itchy, hot and inflamed. A short while later I was telling my sister-in-law about this puzzling incident. As I was explaining that her face had been seriously "irritated" my six year interrupted to say don't your mean "facetated". |
日期和时间
在线的朋友
最喜欢的讨论板
朋友群
每日提示
|
|
Copyright © 2002 - 2025 Filip Rachunek, 版权所有 回顶端 |