My mother and father were both homeless and I never went to school.

>>78736794
What the fuck is your native language then? I know for a fact you're not Asian. Asians are smart.

any help

>>78736853
Kill yourself. That's all i got.

>>78736847
I'm white. I was born in Kentucky

>>78736794
>>78736853
Google English grammar. Why FUCKING ask here???

>>78736902
It seems like there are a lot of bright minds here.

>>78736956
Incorrect, most people here are borderline mentally retarded or(and?) severely mentally ill.

>>78736983
I don't know about that but they are very good at writing english.

>>78736983
Thats true.


How did your parents became homeless and you did not attend public school?

>>78736794
>>78736896

Are you a cute redneck?

Post pics

>>78737072
They are very religious, they said the liberals were controlling the education system so they never registered me. I was born at home so no one knew they had a child.

OP, are you a Appalachian?

>>78737112
>I was born at home so no one knew they had a child.
Did they rise you in the basement?

>>78737112
so you suddenly can construct some sentences? you said you couldn't

Americans why you give money to drug addicts? I am watching drugs inc and they all get over 100$ begging per day to buy drugs.

>>78737142
I never really went outside but I had a window I could open and look through.

>>78737167
I can but they are not impressive

>>78737127
yes

>>78736794
There refers a location their refers to someones possession
Its is possessive of an item
Its handlebar
It's = it is Wednesday.
It's is a contraction of it is

is your house made of doors?

You seem to have a basic enough handle on the language to read, so go to your local library and check out some books. Start off with some young adult novels and use a dictionary (the internet will suffice.) Make sure to regularly talk and write to others using the new words you'll introduce to your vocabulary. With time, it'll become habitual and you won't need to make a conscious effort.

>>78736983
this

>>78737200
You even used a comma correctly, it seems you can construct sentences better than most college students. Next time you try to use this as bait, act more retarded.

How do you survive OP?

>>78737177
We are a profoundly loving and caring people

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>>78737291
The first letter in a noun needs to be capitalized, a noun is something that is a person a place or a thing.
The end of a sentence needs to be ended by a period if the sentence is complete, a question mark ? If the sentence is a question, or an exclamation mark ! If it is a loud exclamation

A vowel are the letters a,e,i,o,u, a consonant are the rest of the letters, a comma is used to seperate different clauses of a sentence.

>>78736794
If you want some honest advice OP, you should get your I tested. Not being exposed to education while young may have permanently impaired your brain. If you get I tested and end up with like a 90, your fucked. But, if you end up with something like 110, you can still turn things around by intensely studying a few things, such as reading, mathematics, comp sci, etc. Get tested OP

>>78737321
I'm inconsistent with my commas sometimes I get it correct sometimes I do not. I've been learning how to write and read for the last two years. I even moved to Cali because it has a lot of opportunities, unlike Kentucky. I wanted to make something with my life instead of sitting on my ass and reading a bible all day like more parents.

>>78737401
I have a job at KFC

>>78737431
Fuck, those IQs, got corrected to I. I meant IQ Op

>>78737419
But you are funding drug use and wasting your money.

>>78737431
Iq is not affected by education.

>>78737483
You can study for a few months and do much better on an iq test than you would otherwise if you hadn't prepared

>>78737448
here >>78737378

>>78737508
That's because iq tests are just a test,
cognital function is not permanently changed by studying because successive iq tests have higher results.

Iq refers to cognital function not knowledge.

>>78737483
That's the point. If he is uneducated but turns out to have a high IQ, investing his time in education would be worthwhile. But if he has low IQ, there is no point in him wasting his time educating himself. See what I'm sayin?

>>78737594
You can prepare yourself for IQ test-type questions and be better suited to answer them is what I meant.

>>78737427
The first letter in a personal noun, such as the name of a store or person.

>>78737448
Enjoying living alone?

>>78737448
learn from observing how other people speak and watch movies and TV to help with this

>>78737632
As long as I succeed I'll be happy.

>>78737611
I thought IQ test were bullshit and didn't prove anything?

I'm confused with "your" and you're" can i use them indistinguishably or do they have different meanings

>>78738916
Your is possession Your (thing)
You're is a contraction of you are.

In like 1 month you can easily get to highschool level and graduate

>>78738916
Your as in having your food. You're is like you are.

>>78738946
so instead of using "you're" i could just use "you are"?

>>78737167
he writes in pretty simple sentences actually
reminds me of myself learning english
>>78738989
if you have internet access you can study all kinds of things for free
take a month to straighten your english and you're good to go

>>78739624
Did you learn English online or do they teach it in Romania?

>>78736896
Ah it all makes sense

>>78736896
>southerner
thread makes sense now

>>78739668
a bit of both
i technically had english classes in school but didnt learn much
most of my english ability was slowly picked up from the internet since i browsed a lot

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I am confused with there and their. Aren't they interchangeable? Also when do you use who and whom? I never use whom. I always say who.

>>78739799
Is your English as advanced as your Romanian?

>>78739832
there indicates where something is
>The apple is there.
they're is a contraction of they are
>They're/they are there.
whom is in the dative case
the dative case is used to indicate TO WHOM the action is being done, and is a remnant of the old english case system
observe the following
>To WHOM did you give the apple?
>Who did this
>>78739883
i'm not sure
but they're pretty close
i might sound like a mexican tho

I want to write as good as him
>>78736171

to and too are challenging

>>78740115
He's a massive faggot and renowned shitposter

>>78736794
If you really needed help for that you'd just google it
seems like you made a fake story to get (you)s kek

>>78743626
Like I said, The people on this board seem like very smart people.

>>78743701
where are you in kentucky

I've always lived in louisville and it whenever I go anywhere else in the state it feels sort of weird