I becomd glad to learn you some Englih.

[moseen]

Hello everybody.
If I want to say someone:I become glad to earn you some English. Is it correct or not how do I say it?

 

[teechar]

Your sentence is ungrammatical and doesn't make sense. Can you describe what you're trying to say in another way? Did you mean "I'm/I'd be glad to teach you some English" instead?

 

[Matthew Wai]

The OP could mean 'I am glad to learn some English from you'.

 

[moseen]

Your sentence is ungrammatical and doesn't make sense. Can you describe what you're trying to say in another way? Did you mean "I'm/I'd be glad to teach you some English" instead?

Thank you I wanted to say: I have be glad to teach you some English.

 

[Matthew Wai]

It should be 'would be glad' rather than 'have be glad'.

 

[moseen]

Your sentence is ungrammatical and doesn't make sense. Can you describe what you're trying to say in another way? Did you mean "I'm/I'd be glad to teach you some English" instead?

What is difference between "I'm glade..." and "I have be glad..."?

 

[Matthew Wai]

'Have be glad' is wrong.

 

[teechar]

I'm (I am) glad states a present fact.
I'd be (I would be) talks about a future prospect.
I have be is incorrect.
Also, note the correct spelling of "glad."

 

[moseen]

I'm (I am) glad states a present fact.
I'd be (I would be) talks about a future prospect.
I have be is incorrect.
Also, note the correct spelling of "glad."

Can we say: "I'd be happy...."?

 

[teechar]

Yes, we can.

 

[J&K Tutoring]

We have a saying- I bet your people have one similar: If you are not making mistakes, you are not trying hard enough!

1. It's nice, but you really do not need to begin your post with a greeting.

2. Read your post after you post it. I often have to go back and edit my posts. You wrote becomd and later become; learn and then earn. I think you know which ones are correct, and below I will ignore those typographical errors.

3. If I want to say to someone: We talk (say, listen, etc) to people. Learning how to use prepositions in English takes time and effort.

4. I become glad to earn you some English. It's not clear what you mean here. My guess is: 'I [STRIKE]become[/STRIKE] would be glad to [STRIKE]earn[/STRIKE] teach you some English. The problem with that guess is that, from your post, I don't think you are ready to teach English to others! Perhaps you meant: I would like to learn some English from you.

5. Is it correct or not how do I say it? This is two sentences. Is it correct or not? How [STRIKE]do[/STRIKE] should I say it?

 

[moseen]

We have a saying - I bet your people have one similar: If you are not making mistakes, you are not trying hard enough!

Also I don't understand "we have a saying" and "I bet your people have one similar " .

 

[emsr2d2]

[STRIKE]Also[/STRIKE] I don't understand "We have a saying" and "I bet your people have one similar".

We have a saying = There is a saying/proverb/idiom in English
I bet your people have one similar = I think there is probably a similar saying/proverb/idiom in your language.