[Atomos]

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

yeah yeah,you're not wrong

http://tratu.vn/dict/en_vn/Question

http://tudien.xalo.vn/tratu/question

But i guess i can use "question" as a verb too

Both "question" and "ask" can indeed be used as a verb. However, they're all "transitive" verb (requiring an object), and thus cannot be used in this sentence (where no object is specified). In my opinion, the correct statement should be:

"try to make a question and answer in English."

[maximus]

Originally Posted by gaufive1

có bác nào cho hỏi có lúc lại đọc là /i/ và /ai/
ví dụ 2 từ : win và wine
làm sao mà phân biệt được ta ?

Originally Posted by bug_bunny145

i think "i" followed by a consonant + a vowel or 2 vowels or 3 consonant is pronounced /ai/ e.g: wine, mine, like, life, bite, die, lie, kite, knife, light, tight, high, quite,... and so on.
"i" followed by nothing or 1;2 consonants is pronounced /i/ e.g: win, wind, thin, lip, this... and so on.
i don't whether it's correct or not, but that what i see

I see many words when 'i' is stressed, 'i' will be pronounced /ai/, etc: ideal, iphone, ipad, itouch... The rest you have to learn.

[Wise Blue]

Originally Posted by Atomos

Both "question" and "ask" can indeed be used as a verb. However, they're all "transitive" verb (requiring an object), and thus cannot be used in this sentence (where no object is specified). In my opinion, the correct statement should be:

"try to make a question and answer in English."

You're right.But it's rare to see someone say a sentence that long.They use "try to question & answer..." for a short sentence

[|G|I|G|A|]

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

You're right.But it's rare to see someone say a sentence that long.They use "try to question & answer..." for a short sentence

you're wrong, too if talking about shorten, we must use "ask and answer"

[Wise Blue]

Originally Posted by |G|I|G|A|

you're wrong, too if talking about shorten, we must use "ask and answer"

............i often use "question & answer".............

[duy1124]

Originally Posted by Wise Blue

............i often use "question & answer".............

So you have to correct it, Teacher 2 B !
IMO, "question & answer" is used for "speaking"; when you write or type, you should use "ask & answer"...

[Wise Blue]

Originally Posted by duy1124

So you have to correct it, Teacher 2 B !
IMO, "question & answer" is used for "speaking"; when you write or type, you should use "ask & answer"...

Ok,i'll remember this

[minha1hr]

Can anyone tell me when to pronunce the suffix -ed as /t/ and /d/ and are there any differences between american enlish, british english and australia english?

[bug_bunny145]

Originally Posted by minha1hr

Can anyone tell me when to pronunce the suffix -ed as /t/ and /d/ and are there any differences between american enlish, british english and australia english?

i think they are alike the thing which is different among 3 place may be their tone

[FighterVn]

I want to practice English, especially Speaking. Anyone knows where in HCM that i can have a group of people (i dont care if they are Vietnamese, but they must speak English :P) to talk to.