I wish to write and speak English suitably and immediately.
I want to write and speak English more natural and I try to do so.
But I can't find proper words immediately.
Even now, I'm writing this as looking up the dictionary.
When I speak English, I almost do not make a sentence, but make mass of vocabularies.
I wish that I try to learn English steadily and keep my passion.
And I look forward that my English will be better in the near future.
Cheer up, myself!
(p.s.) How different are "expect", "look for", "look forward"? How are they used?
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I wish to write and speak English suitably and immediately. correctly and quickly
I want to write and speak English more naturally and I try to do so. working hard to do so.But I can't find proper words immediately. don't know enough to speak fluently.
Even now, I'm writing this as looking up the dictionary. by looking up words in the dictionary.
When I speak English, I almost do not make a sentences, but make a mass jumble of vocabularies words.
I wish that I try to learn English steadily and keep my passion. I hope to keep my passion while learning English steadily.
And I look forward that my English will be better in the near future.
Cheer up, myself!
(p.s.) How different are "expect", "look for", "look forward"? How are they used?
"Expect" means what you believe will happen. "I expect the train at 10 a.m." The speaker believes the train will come at 10 a.m.
"Look for" means to search for something. "I will look for my car keys."
"Look forward" means that you are excited for something. "I look forward to seeing you!" In your sentences, you used "look forward" correctly!
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(p.s.) How different are "expect", "look for", "look forward"? How are they used?
안녕하세요 Seonhui!
If you want to speak more naturally, it is going to take a lot of work. I think it might help to have someone who knows a little bit of Korean to help give you examples.
예를들어면요,
We say "look forward to" in the same way Koreans use "기대하다"
For example, you can say, "I am looking forward to this summer," like, "올 열음을 만이 기대하고있어요."
When we say "expect," we mean "할줄아랐어," like, "I expected that to happen."
If you want a deeper explanation, and 1-on-1 help with natural speaking, feel free to sign up for a trial with me :)
See you later, Seonhui.
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