Abcdef - can somebody teach me english?

Sure,no problem I can teach you to speak English well. The key is you can contact me by Viber,wechat or Tango. My name is Noel and I lived in Southern California,USA.
My email is: [email protected]

Never put your personal information (phone, email and such) on a public forum

Bob K

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Welcome to the forum.  Tell us a bit about yourself. Do you work, what do you do, are you planning on becoming an Expat??

Bob K

Bob K
Thank you.
I did it, but I my English is limit, so I only say that.
I want find s.o can chat with me and talking with each other.

I found this to be a very useful site, for finding people to practice with.

mylanguageexchange.com

It's cheap and once you find some people, you don't need a subscription anymore.

English, like any other language isspoken in sentences. English sentences have a topic or subject, that is, the thing or person being discussed. The thing or person does something to someone or something. For example, the sentence is divided into three parts:

Subject/Topic                             Action/verb                                                             Object

The boy                                       kicked                                                                  the ball.

The cat                                        sat                                                                       on the mat

We can also describe the subject or object:

The vicious dog                         bit                                                                      the   pretty girl

A subject can also refer to his or herself:

The  boy                                   is                                                                             hungry

The  girls                                are                                                                              tall

Just as in other languages, words can be singular (one) or plural (more than one)

Singular                                                       Plural

He/she                                                            them
They                                                                them
We                                                                  us

Is                                                                    are
Man                                                               men
Woman                                                          women     
Lady                                                              ladies
Goat                                                              goats
Sheep                                                           sheep

Hope that this was helpful for a start.