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More than 14, but half of them are just adding "have" to the mirror form. Still it's not the number of tenses that matters, English has most of them, but the wa
by narag 8y ago
More than 14, but half of them are just adding "have" to the mirror form. Still it's not the number of tenses that matters, English has most of them, but the way they're constructed with terminations instead of auxiliary verbs (will, shall, would). Oh, and also: we will understand you quite well even if you talk with badly broken syntax, just try to learn vocabulary.
Extranger sports players use to talk very soon in an intelligible way.
- qwerty456127 8y ago> we will understand you quite well even if you talk with badly broken syntax, just try to learn vocabulary BTW is that true that you won't understand if we pronounce a word accenting a wrong letter?
- narag 8y agoI don't think so... in general. It's much more difficult for us because we have five very defined vowels, compared to the dozen or so in English. Until you practice a lot, it's easy to get lost in beer, bear, bird, beard, etc.