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My own fear, my worst enemy Last Monday, I started a new proyect to improve my English. I opened a count in Skype and I began to speak with people around the world who want practice their speaking too. I need improve my pronunciation and my skpeaking as fast as I can, and so, I think this is a good way to practice and grow up in my learning. Firstly, to get my goals, I must fight with my fears, and my shy personality. When I passed this bad moments, I started to talk with a woman from Saudi Arabia. She spoke a very good English and she seemed hadn't any language problem. Meanwhile I was very nervous and my face was turned red. It wasn't a funny experience, but I must repeat it, and I take an advantage of this tool. The next time, I will try to be less nervous and enjoy with the conversation. I will try to speak slowly and I will think about the ideas I want to say. If I practice this way every week, probably, I will improve my speaking (I hope) I think I am my worst enemy, because my own fear tries to stop me. the big Colorado's cliff

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My own fear, my worst enemy

 

Last Monday, I started a new proyject to improve my English. I opened an account within Skype and I began to speak with people around the world who wanted to practice their speaking too.

I need to improve my pronunciation and my skpeaking as fast as possible I can, and so, I think this is a good way to practice and grow up in to develop my learning.

Firstly, to gset my goals, I must fight with my fears, and overcome my shy personality. When I overcame passed this bad moments my earlier shyness, I started to talk with a woman from Saudi Arabia. She spoke a very good English and she seemed not to have hadn't any language problems. Meanwhile, I was very nervous, and my face was veryturned red. It wasn't a funny experience, but I must repeat it, and I take an advantage of this tool.

The next time, I will try to be less nervous and to enjoy with the conversation. I will try to speak slowly and I will think about the ideas I want to say. If I practice this way every week, probably, I will certainly :) improve my speaking (I hope)

I think that I am my own worst enemy, because my own fear tries to stop me.




the big Colorado's cliff

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My own fear, my worst enemy

Last Monday, I started a new proyect project to improve my English. I opened a Skype account in Skype and I began to speaking with people from all around the world who wanted practice their speaking too/as well.

I need improve my pronunciation and my skpeaking as fast as I can, and so, I think this is a good way to practice and grow up (in my learning).

Firstly, to get my goals, I must fight with my fears, and my shy personality. When I passed this these bad moments passed, I started to talk with a woman from Saudi Arabia. She spoke a very good English and she seemed hadn't didn't seem to have any language problems. Meanwhile I was very nervous and my face was turned red. It wasn't a funny experience, but I must repeat it, and I will take an advantage of this tool.

The next time, I will try to be less nervous and enjoy with the conversation. I will try to speak slowly and I will think about the ideas things/think about what I want to say. If I practice this way every week, probably, I will I will probably improve my speaking(I hope)

I think I am my worst enemy, because my own fear tries to stop me.




the big Colorado's cliff

 

Good job! :) 

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