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How can I become a good English learner? Today,I communicated with my oral teacher in English while I still feel a little nervous.Luckily,the teacher is patient which make me feel confident and relaxed.What should I do in practicing English? Should I memorize more and more new words coz I can't express my feeling clearly sometimes or speak everyday? By the way,I'm a native Chinese and if you are learning Chinese and fluent in English or Korea,you can add my wechat and we can practice in our leisure time. As for me,I also want to make a new foreign friend.

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How can I become a good English learner?

Today, I communicated with my oral teacher in English however I still feel a little nervous.Luckily,the teacher is patient which made me feel confident and relaxed.What should I do when it comes to practicing English? Should I memorize English grammar more and more new words coz I can't express my feeling clearly sometimes or speak everyday?
By the way,I'm a native Chinese and if you are learning Chinese and fluent in English or Korea,you can add my wechat and we can practice in our leisure time.
As for me,I also want to make a new foreign friend.

(If you're conveying a doubt in your speaking ability you should use a contrasting conjunctive like 'but/yet/however' in place of 'while' to make this distinction also conjugate 'feel' to 'felt' if you're talking about how you felt when you communicated if not that is fine it then suggests you still hold such feelings. 'in' could be used here before 'practicing' but other adverbs such as 'whilst/when' or the use of an entire phrase like 'in regards to' works fine. 'make' conjugates' to 'made'  no need to conjugate 'is' your teacher is still patient. 'feelings' or is it a single one? Try specifying what you're memorizing adding a noun after the first 'more' would make the sentence flow better. 'Chinese speak Chinese but do Koreans speak Korea?' jk you probably just forgot the 'n'.

Explore the wonderful world that is English literature. Ask your teacher and English speaking friends for book recommendations. Find what you enjoy reading. Don't worry too much about the varied stylistics of what you're reading, clearly from your descriptively titillating use of English in 'coz' would suggest you already have an adept understanding of English use in context. Find something you truly identify with and that resonates with you as a person or you find absolutely fascinating. A good book can facilitate a great amount of discussion and thought~   

And to answer your question. I think it is the same for learning any language, just use it everyday. Diligence and strength of volition. Yup, sheer will and hard work will do it, your brain will figure things out as you go just don't have any doubt in yourself. My WeChat ID is the same as my name (no caps). 

Hope this helps,


Raharuhi 

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How can I become a good English learner?

Today,I communicated with my oral teacher in English while I still feel a little nervous.  Luckily, the teacher is patient which make me feel confident and relaxed.  What should I do when practising English? Should I memorise more and more new words, BECAUSE I can't express my feelingS clearly sometimes, or SHOULD I speak ENGLISH everyday?
By the way, I'm a native Chinese and if you are learning Chinese and fluent in English or KoreaN, you can add my wechat and we can practice in our leisure time.
As for me, I also want to make a new foreign friend.


coz doesn't exist. 'cause does but is vernacular.

SHOULD I ENGLISH added because the length of sentence was making the mean unclear

Learning is about repetition. You have a broad vocab. as seen above.  So you don't need to learn more words, you need to feel more and more comfortable with those you already have, you want the right word to leap, un-bidden to your lips.  Making the words come out of your mouth is different than typing, so talk to yourself as you do your daily chores.  "This is my coffee, hello cat etc"

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The best language studies, practicing dialogue with a native, a large vocabulary without practice quickly turn into a pumpkin;)

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