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I have to practice telling something in English. It's so difficult to say what exactly I'd like to say in English. When I'd like to tell something, I often don't know how to say or right words. I'm frustrated with it. Yes, I know, I should learn English harder. But, I'd like to ENJOY learning English. Anyway, I've started to read children's books for kind of English learning experience. And I check topics I'm interested in, on line. Also, I have to practice telling something in English. So, I use italki. BTW, today I found a new word I like. It's "amble" (I read the book "A Sick Day for Amos MacGee" today). I like ambling along with my friend. :-)

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I have to practice telling something speaking (in) English.

It's so difficult to say what exactly I'd like (=I want) to say in English. When I'd like to tell something I want to say something, I often don't know how to say or right words. I'm frustrated with it. Yes, I know, I should learn English harder. But, I'd like to ENJOY learning English. Anyway, I've started to read children's books for kind of the sake of English learning experience. And I check (out) topics I'm interested in (no comma) online (or on-line). Also, (in written English, avoid starting a sentence with 'also') I have to practice telling saying something in English. So, I use Italki.
BTW, today I've found (if you have found something, it means that you had lost something before. In your case you'd better say: "I've come across..." or "I've learned (learnt)...") a new word (that) I like(d). It's "amble" (I read "I'm reading" or "I've read" the book "A Sick Day for Amos MacGee" today). I like ambling along with my friend (probably, you meant 'friends') . :-)
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I have to practice telling writing something in English.

It's so difficult to say what exactly I'd like to say in English. When I'd like to tell say something, I often don't know how to say or right write words. I'm frustrated with it. Yes, I know, I should learn English harderbetter. But, but I'd like to ENJOY learning English. Anyway, I've started to read children's books for a kind of English learning experience. Aand I check topics I'm interested in, on lineonline. Also, I have to practice telling writing something in English., Sso, I use italki.
BTWBy the way, today I found a new word I like. It's "amble" (I read the book "A Sick Day for Amos MacGee" today). I like ambling along with my friend. :-)


One should avoid starting sentances with But or And but it happens. :)

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