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ninazerg United States7291 Posts September 08 2013 19:35 GMT #21 Zero mistakes; flawless English; Rain you are #1 Hwaiting~~~~~~~~~~~~~

redpeople 70 Posts September 08 2013 23:00 GMT #22 Is Starcraft scene in Korea oversaturated right now? There is a lot of players under teams like azubu that we rarely hear about, do they live with the team and practice a lot? Or are they just casual players.

Rain 120 Posts September 09 2013 00:39 GMT #23 Thanks for the(?) grammatical corrections! As a non-native speaker the hardest part is "article" (the / a) I also confuse those things (that/which , who/whom) Since Korean language doesn't have "present perfect", Sometimes I confuse with "past" ex) I have purchased HOTS! ex) I purchased HOTS! By the way, I'm going to post my feelings at the past tournaments ! It will start with 2010 GSL open season 1! hope you guys are enjoyed

babylon 8765 Posts September 09 2013 01:41 GMT #24 Your English is great! I'd love to achieve your level of fluency in a foreign language one day, but I don't see it happening. T__T "Thanks for the grammatical corrections!" = correct, because you are talking about the specific grammatical corrections that people have made for you in this thread. "The" = a specific thing. "A/an" = an unspecific thing. Ex1: "Give me the book!" = Give me that specific book. Ex2: "Give me a book!" = Give me any book. There's another slightly more complicated way to look at it: "The" refers to old information, and "a/an" refers to new information that the speaker introduces into the sentence. Ex3: "I read a book last week. The book was not very good." = The first time I mention the book, I am introducing a new item into the conversation, so I use "a/an." But in the second sentence, the listener/reader now knows that I am talking about that book I read last week; it is now old information, so I can use "the book." I hope that makes sense, but let me know if it doesn't. I'll write more on the other grammar things if nobody else chimes in, but I need to collect my thoughts on them a little bit. It's always difficult to explain grammar.

Rain 120 Posts September 09 2013 02:19 GMT #25 @babylon Thanks for your explanation ! It really helped me a lot! I wish I can achieve my English level like native-speaker one day! :D Btw I posted stories before progaming career! http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=428491 Check out ! yea~

Rain 120 Posts September 30 2013 05:26 GMT #26 Is there any way to remove my comments? Does anyone know how to highlight my comments? (Yellow)

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