to be eloquent. eventhough my brain was bombarded with all the vocabularies that perfectly landed on my hemisphere, taking the pieces and arranging them into mind-blowing chains of words is another issue :)

Speaking and listneing. Knowing English is one thing. Speaking it is something different. To speak valid English it's necessary that you know intermediate level at least, AND that you complement studying Figured Meaning Languaje (FML)because the institutes DON'T teach it. No FML NO internationally valid English, because FML is the English in real life, and so very necessary to sepak it. English in real life is different from English in academy. Additionally, it’s necessary that you practice alone. Practicing with a partner or instructor gives very little gainance, and it takes a long time (years and years). I have the FML course and the short-time practice program at home for free (2 MONTHS). Ask me for more information: princeton_cusco@hotmail

- Grammar, because every languages has their own grammar. A lot of differences grammar between English and my mother language make me confuse untill now. - Listening, I'm trying hard to figure out what my friends say especially if they're native and speak fast enough... sometimes I can't catch all what they're saying >.< Yup, like speaker 1 said, practice makes perfect. Keep trying. =)

Cheer up! Practice makes perfect!

listening is poor