My great passionate about english learning
It's been a long time since I have started learning English yet I am struggling speaking English fluently my dream is to speak English like native speakers I always try to build my english vocabulary and pronunciation thus I believe that one day I will achieve my dreams and I am ready to face any obstacles come across my way. now I am not beginery but I didn't reach where I want to be ..anyhow I will do my best to get where I want to be next few months..... my motto is (I can do it)
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My great passionate about english learning
It's been a long time since I have started learning English yet I am struggling speaking English fluently my dream is to speak English like native speakers I always try to build my english vocabulary and pronunciation thus I believe that one day I will achieve my dreams and I am ready to face any obstacles come across my way. now I am not beginery but I didn't reach where I want to be ..anyhow I will do my best to get where I want to be next few months..... my motto is (I can do it)
My great passion for learning English
It's been a long time since I started learning English, yet I am struggling to speak fluently. My dream is to speak English like native speakers do. I always try to build my English vocabulary and pronunciation, thus I believe that one day I will achieve my dream. I am ready to face any obstacles that cross my way. Now I am no longer a beginner, but I have not yet reached the level where I want to be ..anyhow, I will do my best to get where I want to be over the next few months..... my motto is "I can do it".
My Comment: Whether you progress fast or slow, the only way you stop is if you give up. Providing you don't give up, you will eventually reach your goal. Many intermediate learners reach a certain level and then stop, being satisfied with their progress. So it's good to hear you are not satisfied with your current level - this will give you the drive to keep working!
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thanks for your honest information i appreciate you
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If you want to speak with fluency, don't worry about new vocabulary; It is more important that you can use a small vocabulary easily and quickly than a large vocabulary with hesitations and pauses.
To this end, I would recommend having short conversations with lots of people so that the most useful vocabulary becomes fluent. Maybe go to a language exchange where people chat for ten minutes and then chat with somebody else for ten minutes and so on.
If you have one-to-one lessons, you could tell the teacher that you'd just like to develop fluency rather than learn new things.
If you find people who want to learn your native language, try a language exchange, this really helped my Spanish!
I hope you reach your goal one day!
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