I’m going to previously say the background of my history, how I learned and I’m learning the language, which is English. The start was when I was seven years old at school, when I started to go to the primary school, and the basic rules of the language were learned there, but it was not enough for me and I saw no result there. And after I became seventh grade, I decided after looking at others, how great they are, after seeing the results of others on the net, I decided to go to the center. After reviewing some good ones, I decided to go for the ones which is called Let’s Learn. And there the main focus was on the grammar, which was really hard and I have spent for a year only on learning grammar, which was good. Actually, at home we were given two, three hours only for practicing and learning new words. By the help of this, I learned a lot. After this, after the section when I and the grammar, I decided to be an IELTS student, and there we had four sections. The first speaking session was with native speaker. We always had those with the discussions with her. Her name was Camilla. We always talked with her. It was useful for me a lot. And I changed my accent, I changed the way I speak, I stressed the words. I tried to comprehend more about the language itself, not about how to speak natively. And I spent a lot of hours on it. And the second problem was my writing. I didn’t know how to write anything, which was really bad. And with the help of her, I also started to understand how writing is going and well structure everything. And the one method that I used on myself, it was like that I have practices all day and night at home. Practicing.
Band 6+: Talk about one method of learning a foreign language you have used. You should say: What you did How long have you used this method for How it compares to other methods of learning a language And say if you will use that same method in the future or not, and why
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I'm going to share the background of my history, how I learned and am learning the language, which is English. It started when I was seven years old in primary school, where I learned the basic rules of the language. However, it was not enough for me, and I saw no results. After I reached seventh grade, I decided to look at others and see how great they were. After seeing the results of others online, I decided to go to a language center. After reviewing some good options, I chose one called Let's Learn. There, the main focus was on grammar, which was really hard, and I spent a year solely on learning grammar, which was beneficial. At home, we were given two to three hours for practicing and learning new words. With this, I learned a lot. After that section focused on grammar, I decided to become an IELTS student, and there we had four sections. The first speaking session was with a native speaker. We always had discussions with her. Her name was Camilla. We talked a lot, and it was very useful for me. I changed my accent, improved the way I spoke, and stressed the words better. I tried to comprehend more about the language itself, not just how to speak natively. I spent many hours on it. The second challenge was my writing. I didn't know how to write anything, which was really bad. With her help, I also started to understand how writing works and how to structure everything well. One method that I used was practicing all day and night at home. Practicing.
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