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Band 7+: can talking with people improve social skills?

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Well, definitely it improves our social skills. In my point of view, if you are not a very sociable person but you muster the courage to open up and interact with people, you could improve your confidence. You are also expressing your thoughts to others, and there is a possibility that you can gain new friends and have good relationships with others. So if you are an introvert and you're not used to communicating with others, learning to be sociable could improve your style, and eventually, you could become good at interacting with people.
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Well, definitely it improves our social skills. You know, in my point of view, if you are not very sociable kind of person but you muster the courage to open up and interact with the people, well, you could improve your confidence and you also are speaking your mind to other people and maybe there are possibilities that you are able to gain new friends and have good relationship with other people. So if you are introvert and you’re not get used to communicating with other people, learning to be sociable could improve your style and eventually you could be good with interaction with people.

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can talking with people improve social skills?

Well, definitely it improves our social skills. You know, in my point of view, if you are not very sociable kind of person but you muster the courage to open up and interact with the people, well, you could improve your confidence and you also are speaking your mind to other people and maybe there […]

can talking with people improve social skills?

In my view, talking with people is very necessary to develop social skills, especially communication skills. In fact, in your life, you have to communicate with many people like your friends, your teachers, your colleagues. Provided that you gain more valuable experience through their story and improve your confidence. Take me for example, I’m an […]

can talking with people improve social skills?

Personally, I think that when you wanted to improve your social skills, um, by talking to people is not enough. Because there’s a lot of requirements to combine it. Good sour of skills such as you have to solving the problems that you have to overcome in the conversation. And who have to know what […]

can talking with people improve social skills?

Yeah, absolutely. I think when you eng confversation, you not only inhance your ro, but also you can learn new knowledge. Um, for example, when you, uh, take part in, when you take part in a, um, conversation with new friend, you can learn, um, um, we can learn new knowledge that’s so crucial for […]

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