Well, I would like to share a small effort but positive sense I met in my daily routine. It’s speaking English language. When I was at my university, I had tried a lot of app-hots. I wrote a lot of vocabulary and grammar rules but these old were waste of my time. They didn’t work properly for my speaking skills and I watched a lot of movies and series to improve my speaking. but it only helped me to improve listening skills. So at the point of time I realized that if I want to improve my speaking, I have to speak at any cost. Otherwise, I can’t enhance my speaking skills and I can’t speak fluently. So I thought it wouldn’t help me anymore. I have to talk in English. And from that time I started talking in English. Firstly, it was very difficult. It was rocket science for me. I can’t speak a single sentence properly. It had a lot of grammatical errors and structures. So it was tough for me. But by the time it becomes easier and now I can say, I would say you, you it became it has it’s changed a lot and I can talk with you not fluently but properly and I’m trying my best and I hope I’ll do more effort in the future and one day I’ll be a fluent speakers or like a native speakers so yeah it has sensed a lot in my life and I’m very happy that I could change my life in positive way.
Band 6+: Describe a positive change you made to your daily routine. You should say: - What your routine was like before - What prompted you to make the change - What the new routine is And explain how this change has benefited you.
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Well, I would like to share a small but positive change I made in my daily routine. It's speaking the English language. When I was at university, I tried a lot of apps. I wrote a lot of vocabulary and grammar rules, but these were a waste of my time. They didn't work properly for my speaking skills, and I watched a lot of movies and series to improve my speaking, but it only helped me improve my listening skills. At that point in time, I realized that if I wanted to improve my speaking, I had to speak at any cost. Otherwise, I couldn't enhance my speaking skills, and I couldn't speak fluently. I thought it wouldn't help me anymore; I had to talk in English. From that time, I started talking in English. Initially, it was very difficult. It felt like rocket science to me. I couldn't speak a single sentence properly. There were a lot of grammatical errors and structural issues. It was tough for me. But over time, it became easier, and now I can say that it has changed a lot. I can talk with you, not fluently but properly, and I'm trying my best. I hope to put in more effort in the future, and one day I'll be a fluent speaker, like a native speaker. So, it has made a significant difference in my life, and I'm very happy that I could change my life in a positive way.
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