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Why is English hard to learn?

 Why is English so hard to learn? 12 possible reasons

Adapted from https://en.amazingtalker.com/blog/en/english/64383/

Different accents and dialects can make English sound confusing.

Confusing spelling of certain words is a challenge.

The Great Vowel Shift had a profound effect on pronunciation.

Pronunciation differences between noun and verb forms can be difficult.

Phrasal verbs can be confusing, with separable and inseparable forms.

English has a large vocabulary of over 100,000 words.

English words have different roots from various languages.

Irregular verbs and irregular plural changes can be confusing.

English is filled with weird idioms and figurative language.

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