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I want to learn to speak English very well, but I have as of yet not found a good way. It might be because I don't have great listening skills, or because I don't know English grammar that well, but anyway - I have made a lot of effort and yet all of it has been to little avail. Somebody suggested that I watch foreign programmes to learn English. I think that this could be a good way to learn English, but I don't really have enough free time to do that. I only have enough time to have one class with a foreigner teacher each day, which isn't a lot really. I don't know how long it's going to take me until I will be able to speak English fluently, but learning English from scratch sure does take a long time! 

keep it up

PS. you entry was good, i liked it , you English also is good . dont worry you are almost there =) good luck

keep it up

*tense choice: someone suggested/someone has suggested. If this person just suggested the idea (recent past), then use your phrase. If it was something you read on the internet or happened a while ago, use someone suggested...

I want to learn English very well, but i haven't yet found a good way until now. This is perhaps because of my vocabulary or listening, or grammar. In a  other words, i have made a lot of efforts, but with little success. Someone has suggested that i watch foreign programs, i agree also think so, but i don't have time to do it. I can only make time for sure that i have one class with a foreign teacher every day. I don't know how long it takes to speak fluently in English from zero base, but i think i'll intend to keep it up.

I've left "zero base" because it is something I would not be surprised to hear if talking to an American.  In the UK we would say "a low level" or "no knowledge".

Hi, you have other suggestions but I have tried to make the fewest possible changes necessary to make it correct and flow well.  As you can see, I did not have to make many changes at all.  As for the suggestion about watching foreign programmes (that's how we spell it in UK English) I am not sure I agree.  I am at intermediate level in Spanish and I can hold fluent conversations, yet I find it very difficult to watch a film (movie) and understand what is being said.  Instead, I use Netflix to watch programmes in English but with Spanish subtitles, and I learn a lot from this method.  Watching TV programmes is a good idea, but not for beginners, in my opinion.