Learning the second language
I’ve been studying English since 2017. For me, reading in English isn’t so hard. However, I need to improve my listening and speaking skills. I’m fluent in Spanish, but in English I feel that my progress isn’t as fast as I’d like to.
Every day, I read a small text in English and try understand it. Then, I read the same text in Portuguese or Spanish and I compare two languages.
I also study English with help of an application with writing, oral and listening exercicies.
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Learning the second language
I’ve been studying English since 2017. For me, reading in English isn’t so hard. However, I need to improve my listening and speaking skills. I’m fluent in Spanish, but in English I feel that my progress isn’t as fast as I’d like to.Every day, I read a small text in English and try to understand it. Then, I read the same text in Portuguese or Spanish and I compare the two languages.
I also study English with the help of an application with writing, oral and listening exercises.
Fantastic, Priscila!
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Learning a second language.
I’ve been studying English since 2017. For me, reading in English isn’t so hard difficult however, I need to improve my listening and speaking skills. I’m fluent in Spanish, but in English -I feel that my progress isn’t as fast as I’d like it to be.Every day, I read a small text in English and try to understand it. Then, I read the same text in Portuguese or Spanish and I compare the two languages.
I also study practice my English writing, oral and listening skills with the help of an application.with writing, oral and listening exercises.
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Hi Gavin. Thank you! But I've learned that american usually use the word hard instead of difficult.
watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=do3d6mfUsWU
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Great job! In English, when describing the difficulty of something , use the word "difficult" not "hard". We use the word "hard" to describe a physical characteristic of an object. Eg: "The rock is hard" "A diamond is a hard stone". We use the word "difficult" differently......eg. "Math is a difficult subject" "English isn't difficult"
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