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Q: How to find those vocabs which are very frequently used by Native English speakers like American, Canadian etc. I often come with lot of vocabulary which I don't know, as an ESL people it's never possible to grab all the words and phrases. How do I find them and use in my daily practices?
Any suggestions are appreciated 😊
Thanks in advance 😊

A: American and UK slang linked below. Canadian is very close to US. Slang in Canada is extremely regional. I read about slang in Toronto I've never heard in Vancouver.

https://grammar.yourdictionary.com/slang/american-slang-dictionary.html

https://www.fluentu.com/blog/english/english-uk-slang/

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Q: You should spruce up your vocabs and preposition.
i know It is hard for a foreign to adapt to prepositon.
Preposition takes some time getting used to.
Don’t be hurry and accept the way it is.
klingt das natürlich?

A: You should spruce up your vocab and prepositions.
I know it is hard for a foreigner to adapt to prepositions.
Prepositions take some time to get used to.
Don’t be in a hurry and accept it the way it is.

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Q: is there any vocabs differents between english and scotish? or just accent the different?

A: There are some differences, like slang words are very different

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Q: When we use s behind the vocabs? Like that means, she knows, etc. and how can i know when should i use past tense or just add s behind the she he it vocab? Like she knows or she knew

A: It is all about the tense. If you are talking about past tense, then you would say "She knew." Meaning she already knows. If you are talking about present tense which means right now, then you would say "She knows." Adding the "s" to the end isn't always about the tense. It can also be used to make something plural like "cats" or "words". Hope that helps.

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