Well, English is not my mother tongue. Um, I had learned English in my childhood. However, because of lack of practices. Uh, I thought I needed to revise my basic before I took the IGS exam. So I recently attended an English class while I started my preparation. Actually, when I started the preparation, I took out, um, take my writing talks. Um, he evaluated my teacher. My teacher told me that, uh, from, uh, I was making grammatical texts, and I was making an errors in the users of Genesys, actually. At first, I picked up our grammar works or in Martin. It was too big. Uh, because I’m I think I did pass 2 steps. Then I gave up because of I did not use time, to read the whole book. So I used to, uh, start some, uh, for some English lessons on YouTube. Uh, there are are some there are there. I came across a group of lectures on various types of things. So on a channel called learn English with music. The lectures had moved from the go. The most interesting part of the lakes there was that, um, they made a comparison between the tenses and it was like the Lexus meet and like the Lexus meet me like the Lexus made me Um, made me, uh, no, uh, address the problem I was facing because the main problem I was facing and was intense. That research explain everything in details. And although, uh, the lips are so long, I did not get born. I think it was because of the humor. Uh, I think my English has improved a lot because of this I’m really glad I stand up on this video. Uh, I never felt like these kinds of most interesting part of the video.
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Well, English is not my mother tongue. I had learned English in my childhood, but due to a lack of practice, I felt the need to revise my basics before taking the IGS exam. So, I recently attended an English class while starting my preparation. When I began my preparation, I took out my writing tasks and had them evaluated by my teacher. My teacher pointed out the grammatical errors I was making and also highlighted issues with the use of tenses. Initially, I tried to work on my grammar using a large book, but I found it overwhelming and gave up after a couple of steps due to lack of time to read the whole book. Instead, I turned to English lessons on YouTube and came across a series of lectures on a channel called 'Learn English with Music.' These lectures were engaging as they compared different tenses using music lyrics, which helped me address the problem I was facing with tenses. The explanations were detailed, and despite the length of the videos, I didn't get bored, possibly because of the humor infused in them. I believe my English has improved significantly because of this experience, and I am grateful for stumbling upon these videos. I have never found such an interesting way to learn English before.
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