Best Article

Hi, today we are gonna talk about one of the differences between written English and spoken English.

When we use the future, in written English we use will and going to.

Example: Alan will go to the school, he is going to meet his friends.

But in spoken English, we say: Alan’ll go to school, he’s gonna meet his friends.

This difference is usually ignored by students who have never learned English with the rights method, they thing that written English and spoken English are the same, but they are completely different and those students are completely wrong!

Another difference is the use of em instead of them.

Example: he talked with them à he talked with’em

When students hear this phrase, they usually don’t understand it, that’s really strange!

That’s why I advice you to learn spoken English and then go to the written English as our children.

So that’s it, see you later!

B.N. JOHN (bnjohnbn@gmail.com)

http://fastest-english.blogspot.com

In order to improve your English very fast, you can choose a topic that you enjoy a lot, and read about it in English, for example there are many students who like cars, so what should they do? well, they should find easy articles in English  and they start to read them, they will improve their English at the same time they are enjoying cars and car news....

The only problem they can have, is maybe that they'll find some articles a little bit difficult, that's why I recommend Simple English reading where they understand 90% of the global reading.