How You Definite Yourself is Important

I've seen an article which was written by an Australian English facilitator in Taiwan. He mentioned that when he was learning Mandarin, he felt frustrated from learning grammar and pronunciation. However, he became more optimistic and eventually overcame his frustration after a Taiwanese classmate had encouraged him. After I read his story I was highly motivated.

A thought suddenly came into my mind: I would do better on the IELTS test if I practiced every single day and believed in myself. Most people agree that before achieving a 7 on the test, you must spend a considerable time practicing your English. As a result, I should not put my head down or allow my spirit to lessen, even though I had already taken, and failed to pass, the test several times; I know that I will succeed one day!

Hi. Good job! Whatever changes I’ve made were done merely to allow your sentences to sound more natural to my native ears. Yes, that is the proper attitude to have and to keep! It doesn’t matter how many times that you need to take the test, what matters is that you do, in fact, pass it one day. Enjoy the journey of learning in the meanwhile, and do not be so concerned about the final destination of the test. Best of luck in your studies! I hope that this helps you. J.