English as a Second Language
Sometimes this term is extended to ESOL (English as a Second or Other Language) to indicate that English may be a speaker's third, fourth, (etc.) language.
About
Stats
|
created |
15 years, 9 months ago |
|
viewed |
30 times |
|
active |
14 years, 6 months ago |
|
editors |
1 |
Top Answerers
more »
Recent Hot Answers
Which one is correct: 'She was the first woman ever elected as President' or 'She was the first woman ever to be elected as President'?“without considering the Earth's own movement” OR “without recognising the Earth's continuous motion”
“without considering the Earth's own movement” OR “without recognising the Earth's continuous motion”
Why would a Burmese native prefer "alight from a bus" over "get off a bus"?
Use of "which in part" - what grammar rule is involved?
more »