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I've been learning English at language school since end of July last year.
When I first came to Boston, I didn't speak at all, and actually still now, I don't really feel whether I've improved or not.
These days, the class I've been taken is getting hard, and I'm still seeking what is the best way to improve my skills.
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First time to write this
I've been learning English at a language school since the end of July last year.
When I first came to Boston, I didn't speak at all, and I actually still don't really know whether I've improved or not.
These days, the class I've been taking is getting harder, and I'm still seeking what the best way is to improve my skills.
You speak well! What you wrote made sense, but I think the correction sounds a bit more natural. Good job ^_^
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Thank you for your advice.
And what you guys wrote are probably right.
I'll try harder from now on. Thanks
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Hi! I do believe that you're good at English grammar and vocabulary! Now, the school teaches you harder things but it doesn't really work! Why? Because you can't use what you have now (grammar and vocabulary available in your mind), then learning new things would be useless!
If you want to improve your English skills, I suppose you talk more! But you still have one problem, that is what we should talk about! Basically, the schools don't teach us this skill (how to create the content for our conversation), then you don't know what to talk about, then you can't speak English fluently.
Learning to create the content for our talk, I think, is your next step to improve our English ! I think you can consider the following topics: Meet a new friend, Talk about a problem with your friend, Introduce the interesting things about your country to a friend and then take a tourist to travel around your city (for free). Then, your English will be incredibly amazing!
Wish it help! Good day!
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Hi I just read your notebook entry. I wondered what is it about speaking you find difficult?
Have you tried shadowing? You just listen to a native speaker and repeat afterwards. You can watch the television and shadow, or, there are language courses such as "glossika" which can be very useful.
Hope it helps cheers!
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