My struggle to improve language.
I asked my brother an English dictionary. Then he asked that for what was the dictionary. I told him that I wanted to make fluent my English. He laughed. He said: ''You are now forty. This the time you want to improve the fluency''. However, I am not ready to defeat myself. I think that steady enthusiasm is the best way to make English fluent. Without hard work, we can't achieve that goal
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My struggle to improve my language skills.
I asked my brother for an English dictionary. Then he asked that for what was the dictionary. I told him that I wanted to make fluent my English become fluent in English. He laughed. He said: ''You are now forty. This the time you want to improve the your fluency?''. However, I am not ready to defeat myself give up. I think that steady enthusiasm is the best way to make English fluent become fluent in English. Without hard work, we can't achieve that goalThen he asked that for what was the dictionary.
This can be said in different ways. Here are some options:
Then he asked, "What is the dictionary for?"
Then he asked for what was the dictionary. (grammatically correct, but not the way you would usually hear it)
Then he asked what the dictionary was for. (This would be the most common way you would hear it said, although not everyone believes that this is grammatically correct)
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