How to keep the motivation to study a language
It's been really hard to keep my motivation to improve my English. When you reach a certain level, the learning curve is very flat, and it does not feel you are not improving at at all.
I think my English is enough to get myself understood, but I'm sure I make grammatical mistakes, wrong word choices, and unnatural sentence structures here and there.
Nobody would rarely point them out in conversation because A) They don't want to be rude. and B) It's not much of a big problem in terms of communicating in a casual setting.
I could never recognize my mistakes if nobody points out and that's a serious problem for me.
Without seeing any progress, it's difficult to keep studying a language alone. Although I often watch videos and read books in English, there are very few occasions to output. I hope someone could give me some tips to better my English.
Search from various English teachers...
Corrections · 8
0
It's been really hard to keep my motivated in improving my English. When you reach a certain level, the learning curve is very flat, and it does not feel you are not improving at at all.
I think my spoken English is enough to beget myself understood, but I'm sure I make grammatical mistakes. For instance, wrong word choices, with unnatural sentence structures here and there.
People would rarely point them out in conversation because; A) They don't want to be rude, and B) It's not much of a big problem in terms of communicating in a casual setting.
I can never recognize ("Recognize" American English, "Recognise" British English) my mistakes if nobody points them out and that's a serious problem for me.
Without seeing any progress it's difficult to keep studying a language alone. Although I often watch videos and read books in English, there are very few occasions where I can expel my knowledge.to output.
I hope someone could give me some tips to improve my English.
I think my spoken English is enough to be
People would rarely point them out in conversation because; A) They don't want to be rude, and B) It's not much of a big problem in terms of communicating in a casual setting.
I can never recognize ("Recognize" American English, "Recognise" British English) my mistakes if nobody points them out and that's a serious problem for me.
Without seeing any progress it's difficult to keep studying a language alone. Although I often watch videos and read books in English, there are very few occasions where I can expel my knowledge.
I hope someone could give me some tips to improve my English.
0
How to keep the motivation to study a language
It's been really hard to keep my motivation to improve stay motivated to improve my English. When you reach a certain level, the learning curve is very flat, and it does not feel you are not improving at at all.I think my English is enough to get myself understood, but I'm sure I make grammatical mistakes, wrong word choices, and unnatural sentence structures here and there.
Nobody would rarely points them out in conversations because A) They don't want to be rude and B) It's not much of a big problem in terms of communicating in a casual setting.
I can never recognize my mistakes if nobody points them out and that's a serious problem for me.
Without seeing any progress, it's difficult to keep studying a language alone. Although I often watch videos and read books in English, there are very few opportunities for output. I hope someone could give me some tips to improve my English.
I highly suggest hiring a teacher here to learn from and practice with. It's their job to help you improve, so they are more obligated to correct your mistakes. Language partners are very helpful too, but it may take some time to find the right one. All the best with your studies!
0
Masha is right, you need to use your English as a tool to do what you love. Then it will improve automatically, without you knowing. Think of why did you start learning English at all? Was it the possibility to read books that are only in English, willingness to start an online university or other course, changing your job, travelling abroad? When you already recall what your reason was, start doing it, because you are ready now! :)
0
hello) Try to perceive your learning English not as a main goal that you would like to reach, treat language as a mean of achieving your goal. What do you like? What would you like to master? Psychology? Biology? etc
Want to progress faster?
Join this learning community and try out free exercises!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
