Lucy 's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010 - Learning English without pain
As I told you guys from my profil, I've learning English about 5years.
I toke English conversation classes in Korea and NY.
I toke a phoning English and read many books.
The thing is The speaking English fluently is still quite far from me.
I like learning English but sometimes I feel quite painful to lean English and I'm ashemed of my self.
These days I'm satudying "English phrasal verbs". I've known already there are so many phrasal verbs in English. After I started to learn, I realized that it's so huge to study.Now It's repeating that I try to remember them and forget. sigh~
When I became a member of this site, I was shocked to know that many people can speak 2 more languages.
Could you let me know the know-how to speak several languages?
Do you know the way to learn English without pain?
I'm sorry to ask a stupid questions.
Today I just felt that i'm between rock and hardplace to study English.
But I won't give up. I'll speak English fluently someday. And try to challenge another third language forward.
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Lucy 's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010 - Learning English without pain
"You guys" is very casual in the mid-west of the USA / generally not used with acquaintances.
"As I told you" - can sound angry - try "As I mentioned before".
"Been studying" is better.
blue - better wording/correction
red - spelling
I took English conversation classes in Korea and NY.
I took a phoning English and read many books. (a phoning English) < I don't understand it.
The thing is
I like learning English but sometimes I feel it's very painful to learn English and I'm ashamed of my self.
These days I'm studying "English phrasal verbs". I know that there are
When I became a member of this site, I was shocked to discover that many people can speak 2 or more languages.
Could you let me know how I can learn to speak several languages?
Do you know a way to learn English without pain? < we really don't use "pain" to describe a
difficult task involving thinking - we use "difficult"
Do you know a way to learn English that is not difficult?
I'm sorry if I ask
Today I just felt that I was between a rock and a hardplace when I was studying English.
But I won't give up. I'll speak English fluently someday. And I will also try to learn a third language in the future.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN YOUR CAPITALS!!!!!!!!!!!! HURRAY! GREAT JOB!
If you want to improve your English you might try simpler sentences for a while.
Some of your basic grammar needs review. There is no shame in reviewing.
It can be very helpful. Keep up the great work Lucy!!!
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Lucy 's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010 - Learning English without pain
As I told you guys from my profile, I've been learning English about 5years.I took English conversation classes in Korea and NY. (or "I have taken")
I took a phoning English class and read many books.
The thing is that speaking English fluently is still far from easy. ( or "still difficult for me")
I like learning English but sometimes it feels quite painful to learn () and I'm ashamed of myself.
( given we have mentioned the subject (english) we skip it the second time.)
These days I'm studying "English phrasal verbs". I knew already there were many phrasal verbs in English. After I started to learn, I realized that it's so huge to study. Now It's by repeating that I try to remember them and not forget. sigh~
When I became a member of this site, I was shocked to know that many people can speak 2 more languages.
Could you let me know the know-how to speak several languages?
Do you know the way to learn English without pain?
I'm sorry to ask a stupid questions.
Today I just felt that i'm between rock and hardplace to study English.
But I won't give up. I'll speak English fluently someday. And try to challenge another third language forward.
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Lucy 's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010 - Learning English without pain
As I told you guys from my profile, I've been learning English for about 5 years.I
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The thing is,
I like learning English but sometimes I feel it is quite painful to lean English and I'm ashamed of
These days I'm s
When I became a member of this site, I was shocked to know that many people can speak 2 more languages.
Could you let me know the know-how to speak several languages?
Do you know the way to learn English without pain?
I'm sorry to ask
Today I just felt that I'm between a rock and a hard place to study English.
But I won't give up. I'll speak English fluently someday. And try to challenge another third language forward.
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It's very hard to learn another language well. I started studying French 14 years ago, and I'm very good at it compared to many of my peers in the U.S., but I am nowhere near fluent. It's especially difficult to learn a language when you're older; I've heard that children under the age of 15 are able to learn new languages far more easily than adults and children over 15. Five years may feel like a long time to you, but it is hardly any time at all to master a language. Don't give up--in time you will become better and better at English. It may take a lifetime, but you will always be improving. Tomorrow your English will be better than it was today. So don't feel bad--keep learning English! Be proud of the progress you have made, and keep on learning more!
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