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Are Chinese learners better at speaking English, or at writing English?
I teach in a university in China, and every one of my 200+ students believe that they can write better than they can speak. Their local teachers say the same thing.
I have been listening to people saying this for fifteen years, and nobody has ever been able to answer this question:
When they take international tests (IELTS and TOEFL), why do Chinese students get higher scores for speaking than they do in writing? If they're better at writing, why don't they get higher scores in writing?
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Would you like to discuss Business in English?
I recently made a short video for a friend. It is about some of my experiences starting businesses in different countries.
If you are studying business, or any related topic, you may find it interesting. It is 10 minutes, and it's for native-speakers of English. But I think it's clear enough for upper-intermediate speakers to understand.
I am interested to know what you think of the video. If you have questions about the language I used, or the things I said, I am pleased to answer them here.
The video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5-xevk81M8
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