Random thoughts
Many times I'm hit by the thought I'll never be able to achieve fluency. I can read books in English, be able to listen to a video and understand about ninety percent of what was said, but somehow it still isn't good enough. Definitely I should work harder, chat with people, try to write one thing or two a day, study grammar regularly. How can I do this with so many other things around still to be done? Anyway, I think this text is a start for a change.
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Many times I'm struck by the thought I'll never be able to achieve fluency.
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Random thoughts
Many times, I'm hit by the thought I'll never be able to achieve fluency. I can read books in English and am able to listen to a video and understand about ninety percent of what was said, but somehow, it still isn't good enough. Definitely I should work harder, chat with people, try to write one thing or two a day, and study grammar regularly. How can I do this with so many other things around still to be done? Anyway, I think this text is a start for a change.
I added a couple of commas but, aside from that, there was not much to correct. Something my Spanish teacher told me about learning foreign languages that always stuck with me is that "you never stop learning". In other words, don't be so hard on yourself.
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Random thoughts
Many times I'm hit by the thought (Better: I often get this feeling that) I'll never be able to achieve fluency. I can read books in English, be able to and listen to a video and understand about ninety percent of what was said, but somehow it still isn't good enough. Definitely I should definitely work harder, chat with people, try to write one a thing or two each day, and study grammar regularly. How can I do this with so many other things around that still need to be done? Anyway, I think this text is a start for a change (Better: I think writing this is a good place to start).
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If you continue to practice, one day it will feel like riding a bicycle down a hill.
Random thoughts
Many times I'm hit by the thought I'll never be able to achieve fluency. I can read books in English, be able to listen to a video and understand about ninety percent of what was said, but somehow it still isn't good enough. Definitely I should work harder, chat with people, try to write one thing or two a day, study grammar regularly. How can I do this with so many other things around still to be done? Anyway, I think this text is a start for a change.
Your writing is good!
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Sometimes I had the same frustration. Even though I have been learning it for a really long time, I feel I am still for from being able to claim good at English, because I keep making silly mistakes again and again. I can't readily, and fluently express myself.
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