[[megasharesvn]]

Originally Posted by ferb123

Cuz Im a 14 boy,so my grammar can't be perfect right?

So don't use so many slangs

[neo15]

Originally Posted by ferb123

Cuz Im a 14 boy,so my grammar can't be perfect right?

Your Gramar is not depend on the age, why do u say that you are 14 years old and your grammar cant be right?

[bug_bunny145]

Originally Posted by ferb123

I have a friends .Boy, He's a really study hard student , But he has no talen in English, His grammar is good,but his listening and saying are just fair cuz he has no talent in English

don't judge anyone because u think that he or she has no talent, depend on what u write, do you mean that your friend has no talent and his grammar is good whereas you, a talent 14-yr student, have some trouble in grammar
"chữ tài liền với chữ tai 1 vần" seems to fit you

[Ghosthammer]

Originally Posted by ferb123

Cuz Im a 14 boy,so my grammar can't be perfect right?

well, at that age(13-15 yrs old) my grammar was far better than i am now
and you're again dead wrong. if you like something, or have a plan that interested you with it, it'll make you do anything(learn, work, bla bla bla...) better than the normal guy(who have only intent to pass the exam). The grammar that you learned at your class is the key to understand very common casual english, so try your best to improve it as soon/fast as possible.

nah, i know my sentences are simple, maybe having a lots of mistake, and maybe i do not have enuff knowledge to help you(because it's been a really long time since i learnt any academic english), but take my advice, it'll help you much much more in the future.

[Chocopie97]

Originally Posted by ferb123

I have a friends .Boy, He's a really study hard student , But he has no talen in English, His grammar is good,but his listening and saying are just fair cuz he has no talent in English

You mean:

' I have a boy friend who is really a hard-working student, but I think he doesn't has a talent for English because of his grammar is good while his listening and speaking are quite bad.'

Therefore, you suppose that perfect needs both pratice and talent. Why don't you think this two bad skills of your friend cause of his age [j/k]

[[megasharesvn]]

Originally Posted by Chocopie97

You mean:

' I have a boy friend who is really a hard-working student, but I think he doesn't has a talent for English because of his grammar is good while his listening and speaking are quite bad.'

Therefore, you suppose that perfect needs both pratice and talent. Why don't you think this two bad skills of your friend cause of his age [j/k]

U've made a mistake

BTW, "I have a boyfriend

[kziken]

Originally Posted by [megasharesvn]

BTW, "I have a boyfriend

Let me bring you to F17

[|G|I|G|A|]

Originally Posted by Chocopie97

You mean:

' I have a boy friend who is really a hard-working student, but I think he doesn't has a talent for English because of his grammar is good while his listening and speaking are quite bad.'

Therefore, you suppose that perfect needs both pratice and talent. Why don't you think this two bad skills of your friend cause of his age [j/k]

what

['or''=']

I've done some listening and academic reading tests in the Cambridge IELTS Books (5, 6, 7).
I just wonder if they are easier or harder than the real tests.

[chiphu]

Originally Posted by 'or''='

I've done some listening and academic reading tests in the Cambridge IELTS Books (5, 6, 7).
I just wonder if they are easier or harder than the real tests.

How's the result of the trial tests? And what you are wondering is kind of equivalence--it might be easier or harder a little bit.