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Practice with phrasel verbs (paid off, come across, get down, pull off) I've been learning English since January last year. I have to admit that it's incredibly difficult - to speak, to think and listen in a second language. Sometimes it gets me down because of every step so hard and even painful, especially when you think that your accent pretty good but then you hear a recording and all your fantasies are crushing. In the beginning of my journey, I never thought that I will be able to manage a decent conversation within the hour - a usual lesson on iTalki - but somehow I pulled it off! I can really speak an hour in English. Yes, my sentences are very simple and short but all of them only in English and it blows me away sometimes. Now I'm on that stage of the learning process when I have to learn as many words as possible and I really try to write a new word down when I come across it. And there so many words, it's a disaster! Every word that I come across is new! Sometimes I literally doubt in a capacity of my brain so much that it gets me. But in spite of all I won't give up :)

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I've been learning English since January of last year. I have to admit that it's incredibly difficult - to speak, to think and listen in a second language. Sometimes it gets me down because of every step is so hard and even painful, especially when you think that your accent is pretty good but then you hear a recording and all your fantasies are crushing.
In the beginning of my journey, I never thought that I will would be able to manage a decent conversation within one hour - a usual lesson on iTalki - but somehow I pulled it off! I can really speak an hour in English. Yes, my sentences are very simple and short but all of them are only in English and it blows me away sometimes. 
Now I'm on at that stage of the learning process when where I have to learn as many words as possible and I really try to write a new word down when I come across it. And There are so many words, it's a disaster! Every word that I come across is new!
Sometimes I literally doubt in a the capacity of my brain so much that it gets to me.
But in spite of all this, I won't give up :)

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Good job! Most of the mistakes here are small! I recommend that you revise your prepositions

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Practice with phrasel verbs (paid off, come across, get down, pull off)

I've been learning English since January of last year. I have to admit that it's incredibly difficult - to speak, to think and listen in a second language. Sometimes it gets me down because of every step is so hard and even painful, especially when you think that your accent is pretty good but then you hear a recording and all your fantasies are crushing.
In the beginning of my journey, I never thought that I will would be able to manage a decent conversation within the hour - a usual lesson on iTalki - but somehow I pulled it off! I can really speak an hour in English. Yes, my sentences are very simple and short but all of them are only in English and it blows me away sometimes.
Now I'm on at that stage of the learning process when where I have to learn as many words as possible and I really try to write a new word down when I come across it. And there are so many words, it's a disaster! Every word that I come across is new!
Sometimes I literally doubt in a the capacity of my brain so much that it gets to me.
But in spite of all this I won't give up :)

 

+Very Good! Don't despair! You are definitely quite capable! 

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