Well, yesterday I watched a video and it was related to how can improve learning English. I was very excited about this video and I realized when I watched this video I was surprised because the speaker said speaking totally depend on our experience because without everyday learning it wouldn’t be success. But some of the student or people, they are also focused on grammar, article range and uh, vocabulary. But it’s not fair because it’s not totally depend on our learning. So everyone should always practice div idea. It also improved, uh, speaking skills. So it’s also motivated me. I try to speak more and more and I also realize it would be very helpful for other students because when they watch these videos, it also motivated them. I say, for instance, I say, uh, some of my friends, they also focused on grammar, grammar, but they are also very weak, uh, at grammar, sometimes they make mistake. But when I watched this video, I also don’t focus this and I uh, try to increase my speaking skills day by day without following any grammar because I know, because I learned grammar is not uh, a specific fact for learning and improving English. Lastly, um, it’s my opinion, uh, when I watched this video, I realized everyone should focus, uh, their speaking skills. When they realized, uh, their speaking skills would be increased day by day, they should follow some of the grammar as well as some of the advanced vocabulary. First time, they shouldn’t focus on grammar and advance vocabulary. It wouldn’t be very helpful or.
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Yesterday, I watched a video about improving English learning, and it really resonated with me. I was surprised to hear the speaker emphasize that speaking proficiency is heavily influenced by our experience. They argued that consistent practice is crucial for success, and that solely focusing on grammar, articles, and vocabulary isn't enough. This resonated with me because I've noticed that some people get bogged down in grammar rules and forget to actually practice speaking. The video encouraged me to prioritize speaking and to embrace the idea that mistakes are part of the learning process. It also motivated me to speak more frequently, even if it means making mistakes. I believe this approach would be beneficial for other learners as well, as it can help them overcome their fear of speaking and build confidence. For example, some of my friends are very focused on grammar, but they struggle with speaking because they're afraid of making mistakes. This video helped me realize that focusing on speaking first and then gradually incorporating grammar and vocabulary is a more effective approach. It's not about ignoring grammar altogether, but rather about prioritizing practice and building fluency. The video made me realize that everyone should focus on improving their speaking skills first. Once they feel comfortable speaking, they can then incorporate grammar and advanced vocabulary. Trying to master grammar and vocabulary before gaining fluency can be overwhelming and counterproductive. This video was a valuable learning experience for me, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their English speaking skills.
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