Uh, I don’t read the Notebooks. I don’t have the, I don’t have the, um, the skills as a as a reading. I don’t feel even enjoy when I when I read something. I feel boring. That’s why, uh, I’m trying to, to collect information, uh, by using the, uh, small article in the and the websites by using, uh, phone, by using, um, uh, social media sometimes. Uh, but when, um, when I are they trying to learn English and try to improve my English language. Um, I have I have tried to, uh, buy uh, some small books, uh, for English skill. It’s I can’t say it’s like, you know, it’s like a small story. Uh, for kids, and I try to read this and collect some some words that that I don’t know, uh, the meaning of it. Uh, then I try to search about the meaning and try to understanding and, uh, try to write it, uh, notes, and I review it, uh, many and many times. Um, that’s why I I am trying now to to have these skills again out to, uh, to improve, yeah, my English language, uh, by using grading or uh, this skills in general.
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I'm not much of a reader. I don't have the skills or the enjoyment for it. I find reading to be boring. That's why I prefer to gather information from short articles and websites on my phone or through social media. However, I'm trying to improve my English language skills. I've bought some small books, almost like children's stories, to help me with this. I read them and try to pick out words I don't know. I then look up their meanings, try to understand them, and write down notes. I review these notes many times. This is how I'm trying to improve my English skills, by using these techniques and practicing regularly.
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