He's in kindergarten.

In English, the usual sentence structure is Subject Verb Object Complement.

I've studied English for five years.

He began to learn English.

It's hard to master English.

It's hard to master English.

To master English is hard.

To master English is difficult.

That's the best approach to the study of English.

This is the way he learned English.

Mastering English is difficult.

I hear you are taking English lessons.

She acquired the knowledge of English.

How long have you been studying English?

We learn English three hours a week.

We learn English at school.

I don't look like a typical domestic violence survivor.

Even teachers are very welcome to join in.

It is not easy to master English.

My mother acquired her knowledge of English in the United States.

She practiced her English pronunciation yesterday.

After school, I go to an English school to practice English conversation.

He had learned English before he left for England.

You should persist in your efforts to learn English.

I practiced my English on him.

I am accustomed to studying English every evening.

I studied English for four years with a native speaker.

Ok.

Hey, hey, hey. What happened to you?

Word Completion

Did you try to review the English lessons?

Who teaches you English? Miss Yamada does.

He wants to learn some English songs.

The prince learned English from the American lady.

Her mother went to the United States to learn English.

Would you like to come and have lunch tomorrow?

And then that's her over there. Remember, they don't study English.

You will derive great benefits from learning English.

Naomi is learning English with a view to going abroad.

You learned English from Miss Long, didn't you?

It's impossible to learn English in a month.

She has been studying English since the age of ten.

You can not master English in a short time.

I have come up with my own list of general rules for learning English.

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