Please let me alone, I am not an English.


share your views,
English is the most difficult subject, you will be failing and smiling, even some teachers don't know they don't really know it.
Let me see your view regarding the sentence.

Let me be, I not an English man.

Martinez39:
Let me be, I not an English man.

LoL
sir is this correct one?

Mrshape:

Lol
sir is this correct one?

Yes. It's correct.

Martinez39:
Yes. It's correct.

Ok sir,
Let me wait for other people contribution,
But check your sentence again o,
It sounds funny.

Mrshape:

Ok sir,
Let me wait for other people contribution,
But check your sentence again o,
It sounds funny.

An English man is someone from England. The traditional and official language of England is English, the same English we speak since they were our colonial masters.

Martinez39:
An English man is someone from England. The traditional and official language of England is English, the same English we speak since they were our colonial masters.

That is why it is gender related
Just as a Nigerian is someone born in Nigeria.
An English is also correct word for a person born in England.

I think the sentence is correct .

But what do I know in English an infinit dimensional language

To me the sentence is grammatically correct.

why?

Leave me alone can also be expressed as 'let me alone'. (transitive)

The phrase, I'm not an English, though sounds weird is also grammatically correct.

An English is someone who's a native of England.

However to avoid ambiguity of expression, the sentence can be re-expressed as: leave me alone, I'm not a native of England.

baldboy:
To me the sentence is grammatically correct.

why?

Leave me alone can also be expressed as 'let me alone'. (transitive)

The phrase, I'm not an English, though sounds weird is also grammatically correct.

An English is someone who's a native of England.

However to avoid ambiguity of expression, the sentence can be re-expressed as: leave me alone, I'm not a native of England.

Thanks
I made that statement to some of my mathematics friends trying to correct my English and they all started to laugh,
Was like
I never said anything wrong,
One said he knew I am not an English but I am a mathematics.

I was trying to convince them, but it made little or no result.

That's when I really confirm that English is a difficult language or subject even more than mathematics.

Someone can fail it with pride!

Mrshape:

Thanks
I made that statement to some of my mathematics friends trying to correct my English and they all started to laugh,
Was like
I never said anything wrong,
One said he knew I am not an English but I am a mathematics.

I was trying to convince them, but it made little or no result.

That's when I really confirm that English is a difficult language or subject even more than mathematics.

Someone can fail it with pride!

Personally, English is harder than maths.

Martinez39:
Personally, English is harder than maths.

Same with me o,
English hard gam.

Mrshape:

Thanks
I made that statement to some of my mathematics friends trying to correct my English and they all started to laugh,
Was like
I never said anything wrong,
One said he knew I am not an English but I am a mathematics.

I was trying to convince them, but it made little or no result.

That's when I really confirm that English is a difficult language or subject even more than mathematics.

Someone can fail it with pride!

Yeah someone can fail English language with pride, but once you know at least more than the basic rules of the language, you'll save yourself some embarrassing errors.

But it's very funny how some native speaker of the language still couldn't have the perfect mastery of it.

English language rules change with time, unlike mathematics whose formulas and equations have been in existence even before some great professor of it.

Nonetheless, English language is very fun, as well as interesting. Only if you're interested in it.