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About my English story Mostly people are study English at school when they were student. Of course I learned English at school too, grammar, spell and something...However, we didn't try to talk with someone so much. Yes, we SPEAK and READ English...but it was not conversation. so some of my classmate are smart and they were understanding about grammar and got good on the test. if fact I didn't like study English when I was student, and I didn't study so much. but I really liked watch movie and TV show...and then I watched favorite movie again again again. plus I tried to talk with foreigners, and was trying to make new foreign friends. so I conduct daily conversation in English. Japanese study English for 6 years at the shortest. but Still a lot of Japanese can't speak English...why? I think It's 2 problems...1, Japanese afraid of mistake and seek perfection 2, Japanese culture. Oh well, I'm going to leave for now...then I'm gonna continue writing about this later:) Thank you

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Story about my English

Mostly people are study English at school when they are students. Of course, I learned English at school too, grammar, spelling and everything. However, we didn't practice speaking with people. Yes, we "speak" and "read" English, but there was no conversation. So, some of my classmate are smart and they were understood about grammar and did good on the tests. In fact, I didn't like to study English when I was student, so I didn't study so much. However, I really liked to watch movies and TV shows, and then I watched my favorite movie again and again. Plus I tried to speak with foreigners and was trying to make new, foreign friends. So I now conduct daily conversation in English.

The Japanese study English for 6 years at the shortest, but still a lot of Japanese can't speak English. Why is that? I think there are 2 problems:

1. The Japanese are afraid of mistakes and seek perfection.

2. Japanese culture.

Oh well! I'm going to leave for now, then I'm going to continue writing about this later. :)

Thank you

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About My English story

Mostly people are study English at school when they were students.
Of course, I learned English at school too, grammar, spelling and more something...However, we didn't try to talk with someone so much. practice speaking much.


Yes, we SPOKE (past tense) and READ English...but it was never a conversation.
so Some of my classmate are smart and they were understood about grammar and got good on did well on the test.

In fact I didn't like to study English when I was student, and I didn't study so much.
However, I really liked watching (active tense) movies and TV show...and then I would watched my favorite movie again and again again.
Plus I tried to talk with foreigners, and was tried to make new foreign friends.
So I had daily conversations in English.

Japanese students study English for 6 years at the least.
but Still a lot of Japanese can't speak English...why?
I think it's due to 2 problems...1, Japanese people are afraid of making mistakes and seek perfection. 2, Japanese culture.

Oh well, I'm going to leave finsihed for now...then I'll gonna continue writing about this later:)

Thank you

 

I hope these corrections help! You just need to practice your tenses! 


Rascal.

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About my English story

Most people studied English at school when they were students.
Of course I learned English at school too, it's grammar and, spelling.

However, we didn't practice talking with each other much.
We spoke and read English but, it was not conversational.
So some of my classmates who were smart and understood grammar got good grades on tests.

In fact I didn't like study English when I was student but, I really liked watching movies and TV shows...and I would watch favorite movies again, and again.
Also I tried to talk with foreigners, and was trying to make new foreign friends.
So I could conversate daily in English.

Japanese study English for 6 years at the shortest but, still a lot of Japanese can't speak English, why?
I think it's 2 problems...1. Japanese afraid of mistakes and seek perfection  and 2, Japanese culture.

Oh well, I'm going to leave for now...then I'm gonna continue writing about this later:)

Thank you

 

 

If you have any questions on the corrections i've made please message me. Your vocabulary is very good but you suffer from small grammar errors. Overall though your english is good, Ganbare.

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The word is plural, in this instance, so it is "classmates" ...uhh. lol
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"So, some of my classmates are smart..." I'm sorry, I didn't add the "s" at the end of "classmate". The work is plural, in this instance, so it is "classmates" :)

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