Despite that English is not my first language, I always try to speak on English because I think it’s really important to know English nowadays because it’s an international language and we must know them. And also I have exams and that’s why I need to prepare to speaking. And that’s why I always try to speak on English. I do it in different ways. Sometimes I speak online with different AE apps, for example, charge pt, dpc, snapchat, ee and etc. But most I try to speak in real life because by texting to AE, I think it’s not a very good way to improve our English. We need to speak in real life and that’s why I always speak in real life, but not with anybody. I speak with myself in a loud voice, I open video and record myself while I’m talking and I think it’s really helpful to learn English by this way.
Band 7+: Do you sometimes speak English online or in real life?
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Despite the fact that English is not my first language, I always try to speak in English because I think it's really important to know English nowadays since it's an international language and we must know it. Also, I have exams, and that's why I need to prepare for speaking. That's why I always try to speak in English. I do it in different ways. Sometimes I speak online with different apps, for example, ChatGPT, Duolingo, Snapchat, and so on. But mostly, I try to speak in real life because I think texting in apps is not a very good way to improve our English. We need to speak in real life, and that's why I always speak in real life, but not with anybody. I speak with myself in a loud voice, I open video and record myself while I'm talking, and I think it's really helpful to learn English this way.
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