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Becoming a Better Language Learner |
31 Aug 2021
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So, you want to improve your English? At your age and level of language learning, there are some things you can't change. For example, you can't change:
However, there are many things you CAN do, and the first and most important thing is to try to change your attitudes about using and speaking English. For example, you can try:
In your efforts to improve your English, it may be helpful for you to understand what the differences are between the Not-So-Good Language Learner and the Good Language Learner. The Not-So-Good Language Learner:
The Good Language Learner:
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