How to learn English effectively?

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In my opinion, we should focus on learning new vocabulary that we may accidentally meet when reading books, documents or stuff written in English. I mostly learn words through games, reference books and by watching films with English subtitles. :byebye:

When we have archived a number of frequently familiar words used in normal conversations every day, we should start learning synonym. So, what is a synonym? A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word in the same language.

For example:
Sick = Ill
Old = Ancient
Peaceful = Quiet
Sad = Sorrowful = Unhappy...
...

We shouldn't skip the reading skill and listening skill, either. Strongly focusing on the pronunciation of every single word is helpful for us all. At school, we are often taught English by Vietnamese teachers so sometimes their pronunciations can be very confusing or different from native speakers'. What can we do to improve these skills? :confused: Practice reading and listening everyday. This helps your reading and listening skills and means that you are meeting new vocabulary all the time. It is fine to read and listen to things that are easy. After reading and listening to something, tell someone about it. Don't be shy when using English all the time!

Finally, we should feel confident and relaxed when speaking English without having to worry about the grammatical mistakes that may occur! People don't mind fixing your sentences as long as they understand what you are trying to say. ;)

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[tao_la_giang]

Using it regularly in your life is crucial, and it's the most important element in my opinion. They say practice makes perfect.

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Using it regularly in your life is crucial, and it's the most important element in my opinion. They say practice makes perfect.

Exactly what I was trying to say above, practise practise and keep practising! https://i.imgur.com/ig3L68e.png 226552

[rongdoVN]

should we make a group to practise English everyday?

there are many groups before, but they don't last long

[congaductq]

Finally, we should feel confident and relaxed when speaking English without having to worry about the grammatical mistakes that may occur! People don't mind fixing your sentences as long as they understand what you are trying to say. ;)
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This thing is so true, aunt!

Should we just focus on a/some specific skill(s)?

IMO, listening and speaking is the most important skills.

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should we make a group to practise English everyday?

there are many groups before, but they don't last long


I agree.
This thing is so true, aunt!

Should we just focus on a/some specific skill(s)?

IMO, listening and speaking is the most important skills.

I’m not afraid of speaking skill, I’m scared of listening skill most. (ಥ ͜ʖಥ)

[LonelyTeddy]

Thank you for share.
It's very useful for the new people who start to learn english.
Do you have any recommend for the bad grammar and speech problem? Like a book or a website that easy to understand?

I can understand almost everything people said, but I can't answer them because I always use wrong verb and bad pronunciation. :pudency:

[Asher.rehsA]

Thank you for share.
It's very useful for the new people who start to learn english.
Do you have any recommend for the bad grammar and speech problem? Like a book or a website that easy to understand?

I can understand almost everything people said, but I can't answer them because I always use wrong verb and bad pronunciation. :pudency:

Just express your idea, of course, in English. Speak out and don’t worry about making mistakes. Then, the person you are talking to may help you to fix the mispronounciations (if he is nice enough http://i.imgur.com/LuwadA1.gif)

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[fud_etra]

One recommendation to improve your English is to read as many as newspapers/magazines as possible. You’ll get familliar with how native speakers use English in business or academic contexts. You should also try to analyze the sentence structure, including Subject, Ver, Object and Modifier, you’ll see you progress very well.

P/S: one of my favorite reading sources is Scientific American, sometimes Smithsonian. You may not need to underatand the full meaning but try to grasp the main ideas by highlighting the S-V-O structure.

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[fud_etra]

This thing is so true, aunt!

Should we just focus on a/some specific skill(s)?

IMO, listening and speaking is the most important skills.

It really depends on each individual interests. But to be honest, those 2 skills are the easiest skills that you can improve in a short time. For speaking, especially writing, you have to produce a work using your own words, so it requires a sense of language as well.

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[LonelyTeddy]

Just express your idea, of course, in English. Speak out and don’t worry about making mistakes. Then, the person you are talking to may help you to fix the mispronounciations (if he is nice enough http://i.imgur.com/LuwadA1.gif)

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Okay, thank you. It's nice advice.
I just have a problem, I do not have anyone around for practice and speak with them.
I can fix my grammar alone by search the internet or make some stupid question topic about english on vozforum and take tons of brick myself. :beauty:
But seems I can't take my speak skill go any further. All I can is just play a game called "skyrim" and mimic the npc voice. :sad:

Any ideal for improve my speak skill my friend? :byebye:
I only have 2 months for complete learning english and get a job with it before my money ran out. :sosad:

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[hungzoo]

Okay, thank you. It's nice advice.
I just have a problem, I do not have anyone around for practice and speak with them.
I can fix my grammar alone by search the internet or make some stupid question topic about english on vozforum and take tons of brick myself. :beauty:
But seems I can't take my speak skill go any further. All I can is just play a game called "skyrim" and mimic the npc voice. :sad:

Any ideal for improve my speak skill my friend? :byebye:
I only have 2 months for complete learning english and get a job with it before my money ran out. :sosad:

:gach::gach::gach:

Time to communicate (by speaking) with real people, or to play Mmo games.
An offline rpg about fictional medieval kingdoms can only carry you so far.

You can join voice channel on discord servers which focus on games you're playing. Talk about everything, not only games but also life or maybe just chill and make friends. You can talk more easily with friends.

[Tom Freemen]

Finally we have our official English group :D

Anyway, back to the topic, rather "how" I'd say each person has their own way to learn something new, to absorb new knowledge so your method may not work with other, the important thing is you should find a motivation to kick your ass into English :); so let me share my experience from a newbie to a so so crap

I spent year after year with my tutor, one-on-one during my high school time and guess what, nothing changed. I remained a dump fuck and I used to hate English the most, for that particular reason :canny:

Until I found out about JRPG, it opened a new door to me. At first I didn't understand a single fuck but a dictionary (a real one, thick like a brick and heavier than that) was really helpful and for the first time in my life I held that dicktionary like my treasure:beauty:

Time went by til I went to uni English was my most beloved subject and I can say I was much better. With the help of games, movies, music (not book, I didn't even touch one or did homework:stick:) my English skills flew like a penguin :sexy:

Out to life game, tho I don't have any English cert but I can work with foreigners just fine. Been to some other countries and my clients/colleagues say my accent is really good, close to British (they are) :sexy:

Now I really want to take an IELTS exam, training on my own for awhile but it's still not enough. Hopefully we can help each other, maybe open a topic for it. Especially writing/speaking since I can't do this alone:adore:

Just took some test recently and the examiner said my IELTS would be around 6-7.0; I want to improve it to 7.5 or even 8 if possible:byebye:

So basically, game and movie and music and h̶e̶n̶t̶a̶i̶ really help me to be what I am now, more than text book and school. What's your story? :byebye:

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[huyhoang_461900]

Think in english, how to do that?
Same ideal. Don't try to translate to Vnmese when listenting. Instead, predict the meaning of the speaker then find the vocabulary mean.

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Same ideal. Don't try to translate to Vnmese when listenting. Instead, predict the meaning of the speaker then find the vocabulary mean.

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[iidz0d]

Oh. I think we must focus on listening first, when we can understand what they say. Secondly, we can learn a few words per day. Be patient, and take a test when we r ready.

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[Asher.rehsA]

Oh. I think we must focus on listening first, when we can understand what they say. Secondly, we can learn a few words per day. Be patient, and take a test when we r ready.

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I believe that listening would be a nightmare for learners who don’t have a good foundation of vocabulary and grammar structures.

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[Tom Freemen]

Guys, let's make an IELTS training group/topic (specially for reading) :D

[dxdiag0203]

I propose that we should create an unique thread regard to IELTS for those who want to improve this significant certificate :beauty:.

[iidz0d]

I believe that listening would be a nightmare for learners who don’t have a good foundation of vocabulary and grammar structures.

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Yeah. It seems to be so hard for beginner, but it's quick way for us to learn E. Only 1 hour per day, i think that's enough...

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[blem01]

The very first thing to improve English is to enhance your vocabulary and try to do that by writing words down on paper instead of typing. This will prevent you from spelling mistakes in future.
Remember their pronounciation, synonyms, antonyms to improve your capability of English paraphrasing.
Ui comment kiểu tiếng anh này mệt lâu vãi

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[gunz098]

Yeah. It seems to be so hard for beginner, but it's quick way for us to learn E. Only 1 hour per day, i think that's enough...

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You can improve your listening and reading simultaneously, IMO. As the key of listening is not transcribe every word, but to get the main idea and necessary detail of the speakers. This is the same as what you need to archive in Reading test.
I find writing and speaking the most difficult as they require quick, effective thinking and a touch of talent. :stick: Self-teaching writing and speaking is not possible as everyone needs someone else to correct their mistake, and he/she must be good at English too.
Just my 2 cents :byebye:

[baogio]

I found a good topic, thanks everybody!

[lKhong]

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?

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[iidz0d]

You can improve your listening and reading simultaneously, IMO. As the key of listening is not transcribe every word, but to get the main idea and necessary detail of the speakers. This is the same as what you need to archive in Reading test.
I find writing and speaking the most difficult as they require quick, effective thinking and a touch of talent. :stick: Self-teaching writing and speaking is not possible as everyone needs someone else to correct their mistake, and he/she must be good at English too.
Just my 2 cents :byebye:
Alright, and fews of people cant translate while they're reading. It's so hard for everyone. I dont know how to improve it.

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[iidz0d]

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?
Spend 30 minutes learning E after waking up. And before sleeping, u can write down everything u can remember.

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[fud_etra]

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?

Believe me, there's no shortcut to mastering a language. You should try to break into individual doable task and practice anytime you can. Just wanna share some of my experience:
- Speaking: I got little chance to talk to foreigners in my company so I took any chance to talk to them, during a company trip or in a town hall conference. It trained my behavior and reaction so that I don't "forget" how to speak
- Reading: I read 1 scientific article before going to sleep everyday, some people prefer reading a chapter of novel or else, you can choose whatever suits your styles
- Listening: after reading an article, I listened to a podcast while falling into sleep. I usually can listen to the first ten minutes part though
- Writing: I was not born for writing so I don't care about it, it's a dull task but if you want to improve it, try to improve your Reading

Remember, perseverance is the key. Commit yourself and enjoy the journey!

[comcanhchaopho]

Believe me, there's no shortcut to mastering a language. You should try to break into individual doable task and practice anytime you can. Just wanna share some of my experience:
- Speaking: I got little chance to talk to foreigners in my company so I took any chance to talk to them, during a company trip or in a town hall conference. It trained my behavior and reaction so that I don't "forget" how to speak
- Reading: I read 1 scientific article before going to sleep everyday, some people prefer reading a chapter of novel or else, you can choose whatever suits your styles
- Listening: after reading an article, I listened to a podcast while falling into sleep. I usually can listen to the first ten minutes part though
- Writing: I was not born for writing so I don't care about it, it's a dull task but if you want to improve it, try to improve your Reading

Remember, perseverance is the key. Commit yourself and enjoy the journey!

you must have extremely high determination to learn English to do it this way. And this is the slacker way to learn English
- Speaking: Speak to yourself, in front of a mirror. Remember what you've said and correct it anytime you find any incorrect in your speaking
- Reading: Find an English book (romance, thriller, mystery, detective,.. whatever genre that you like) and read it. Use the dictionary or google any thing that you cannot understand. Will be suuuuuper slow at the beginning for sure but you will do it faster over time
- Listening: music (80's-90's pop, country, ... anything but hip hop and instrumental), film (with subtitle)
- Writing: Create an online blog, write whatever you want to ride (letter to crush, letter to yourself in the future, ....). It will be terrible at the beginning for sure but will be better as you read more and listen more

As you can see, it is totally effortless, but will take you long time ... like 4-5 years. But consider it will take you that much time to finish the bachelor degree, you can actually learn English during the time in the university. Imagine you go to the university, knowing nothing about English and graduate with enough English for business.

So, start it NOW

[KCUS]

I think you need to live in American about three to five years then everything can solve.

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I think you need to live in American about three to five years then everything can solve.

America*
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[xakira]

In my opinion, we should focus on learning new vocabulary that we may accidentally meet when reading books, documents or stuff written in English. I mostly learn words through games, reference books and by watching films with English subtitles. :byebye:

When we have archived a number of frequently familiar words used in normal conversations every day, we should start learning synonym. So, what is a synonym? A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word in the same language.

For example:
Sick = Ill
Old = Ancient
Peaceful = Quiet
Sad = Sorrowful = Unhappy...
...

We shouldn't skip the reading skill and listening skill, either. Strongly focusing on the pronunciation of every single word is helpful for us all. At school, we are often taught English by Vietnamese teachers so sometimes their pronunciations can be very confusing or different from native speakers'. What can we do to improve these skills? :confused: Practice reading and listening everyday. This helps your reading and listening skills and means that you are meeting new vocabulary all the time. It is fine to read and listen to things that are easy. After reading and listening to something, tell someone about it. Don't be shy when using English all the time!

Finally, we should feel confident and relaxed when speaking English without having to worry about the grammatical mistakes that may occur! People don't mind fixing your sentences as long as they understand what you are trying to say. ;)

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Which basic films (games, books) for beginners ? :pudency:

[Robert John Downey, Jr.]

Which basic films (games, books) for beginners ? :pudency:

You should try "The IT Crowd". Super funny and I think it's suitable for beginners.
Btw, should we post news in English here?

[xakira]

You should try "The IT Crowd". Super funny and I think it's suitable for beginners.


Tks you very much, let me try :pudency:

[gunz098]

Tks you very much, let me try :pudency:
TED Talk as well, keep you motivated and positive :))

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[kakami23]

From my point of view, the best part of learning english is speaking . Because, when i studied at school or any english center, i was good at listening and speaking skills, but i was good because of they were my teacher and they taught english to me so they had to speak slowly and clearly.... And when i'm working in a english communication, foreigners speak too fast and hardly to hear. They even cant hear me talk absolutely :). So if you want to improve your english skill, i think you better care about your speaking and listening first .

[khoan888join]

Which basic films (games, books) for beginners ? :pudency:
this grammar book could be useful for beginners https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aoNHX_96GFvApMFlgzlKowX-BaGT5laj/view
tell me if you want more, i got tons of books and magazines

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this grammar book could be useful for beginners https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aoNHX_96GFvApMFlgzlKowX-BaGT5laj/view
tell me if you want more, i got tons of books and magazines

Nice one! Can you give us more? https://i.imgur.com/ig3L68e.png

I'm currently looking for documents for advanced learners. 226552

[khoan888join]

Nice one! Can you give us more? https://i.imgur.com/ig3L68e.png

I'm currently looking for documents for advanced learners. 226552
Since I heard you said that vocabulary is the key to learning english, I guess
this may be the book you want https://i.imgur.com/chFqDUl.gif
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B23hhd0l_4cVelFoMDVlYkJLOFE/view?usp=sharing

[01645477995]

Next month, I'm going to work in HCM city with my boss. I'm not confident in my English pronunciation. But I can talk about any topic. What should I do? To find a class to study?

[gunz098]

Next month, I'm going to work in HCM city with my boss. I'm not confident in my English pronunciation. But I can talk about any topic. What should I do? To find a class to study?

Find a conversation course with foreigner volunteer would be a good way to start, you can practice with those who are willing to hear and correct your mistakes. Moreover, You could overcome your speaking phobia. You don't have to attend the courses for ages, just 1 - 2 months and you'll be comfortable speaking English with strangers :sexy:

As a supplement to vocabulary, you should build up your collocations, "English Collocations in Use" is a good book and not too difficult to follow
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lHHlX7SSZIoAvHkYWQaD_AmWy3-bGm8j?fbclid=IwAR0iWscr3Etp-FYNgKNFwLUoNiH2CeKMeQIh_vK1y4iCEaESBUAKtn88ni8

[kakami23]

Next month, I'm going to work in HCM city with my boss. I'm not confident in my English pronunciation. But I can talk about any topic. What should I do? To find a class to study?

You dont have to join in any course just because of improving your pronunciation. Firstly and the most important in speaking skill is all about the confidence. If your boss couldnt hear clearly what you say, just talk slowly and CLEARLY to him, thats enough

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[gunz098]

You dont have to join in any course just because of improving your pronunciation. Firstly and the most important in speaking skill is all about the confidence. If your boss couldnt hear clearly what you say, just talk slowly and CLEARLY to him, thats enough

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Exactly, the key of speaking is to be clear and straightforward, native-like pronunciation is great but mostly ooptional. I assume he had problem with speaking phobia, when he speaks, his mind goes blank. Eventually, his co-workers and manager lose interest speaking with him. So a course of speaking would be nice, good place to start, to slowly gain confidence and develop reflexibility.

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Since I heard you said that vocabulary is the key to learning english, I guess
this may be the book you want https://i.imgur.com/chFqDUl.gif
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B23hhd0l_4cVelFoMDVlYkJLOFE/view?usp=sharing

Hi, may I ask you to check your forums Inbox? :D

[sang2x]

How is this thread only has 5 pages? :chaymau:

Vozers must be really good at English or they don't even know this thread exist.

Any tips to improve writing skill? :adore:

[BanChaiSach]

Find a conversation course with foreigner volunteer would be a good way to start, you can practice with those who are willing to hear and correct your mistakes. Moreover, You could overcome your speaking phobia. You don't have to attend the courses for ages, just 1 - 2 months and you'll be comfortable speaking English with strangers :sexy:

As a supplement to vocabulary, you should build up your collocations, "English Collocations in Use" is a good book and not too difficult to follow
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lHHlX7SSZIoAvHkYWQaD_AmWy3-bGm8j?fbclid=IwAR0iWscr3Etp-FYNgKNFwLUoNiH2CeKMeQIh_vK1y4iCEaESBUAKtn88ni8

Where could I find any of these courses?:adore:

[hts222]

How is this thread only has 5 pages? :chaymau:

Vozers must be really good at English or they don't even know this thread exist exists.

Any tips to improve writing skill? :adore:

Read a lot, then practice writing by yourself. When you reach a certain level, correct others. Also, use essayforum.com.

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How is this thread only has 5 pages? :chaymau:

Vozers must be really good at English or they don't even know this thread exist.

Any tips to improve writing skill? :adore:

This sub box has just been created. :D

[01645477995]

Thank you so much. I decided to find a course. I have been studying since last week. Every night, I joint free-talk with foreign people. I trying to learn for 2 months. I hope I can improve my E skill. I'll talk to my boss about work in HCM city. This is the first time, I work so far from my home like that, so I have a little bit of worry. :goodbye:

[khoan888join]

Thank you so much. I decided to find a course. I have been studying since last week. Every night, I joint free-talk with foreign people. I trying to learn for 2 months. I hope I can improve my E skill. I'll talk to my boss about work in HCM city. This is the first time, I work so far from my home like that, so I have a little bit of worry. :goodbye:
May I suggest you a course from a very cool teacher, Mr. Vu Ho. Hey, don't think I'm promoting him, he is just really good and awesome. If you're interested, inbox me.https://i.imgur.com/PgAlURZ.gif

[01645477995]

I'm working in Hai Phong, so I wanna find a course in HP city. Thank you.

[hoanghuytoan]

May I suggest you a course from a very cool teacher, Mr. Vu Ho. Hey, don't think I'm promoting him, he is just really good and awesome. If you're interested, inbox me.https://i.imgur.com/PgAlURZ.gif

Is this course free ? :sexy:

[khoan888join]

Is this course free ? :sexy:
No. It's not, but you can sneak into the class :sexy:

[phuthuyac12]

when i was a student, i have found a motivation by playing games ( like dota/dota 2). i watched Twitch and some stupid media in Youtube.
Time by time, when i go to work and people around speak Vietnamese as aways. Then i felt like im losing passion to practice English.
I'm here to see your advise since there's no way i can improve English if nothing changed!

[1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9]

this grammar book could be useful for beginners https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aoNHX_96GFvApMFlgzlKowX-BaGT5laj/view
tell me if you want more, i got tons of books and magazines

Thanks for your sharing, btw you can show me how to using it useful, i could known what the people talking or saying but when i have an ẽam, grammar made me confuse :((

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[BanChaiSach]

Thanks for your sharing, btw you can show me how to using it useful, i could known what the people talking or saying but when i have an ẽam, grammar made me confuse :((

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Thanks for sharing, btw can you show me how to use it effectively? I can understand what they're speaking but when I take an exam, grammar exercises always make me confused. :byebye:

[chimkhonghenho]

I've read this and i'm impressed with your thread.
I dont have any certificates about English language. I learn it through games, Youtube, video talk about my fav subjects like animals, earth, wildlife, planets, space, history. I just hear and read subs, sometimes i follow the reader cause they have attractive voice with nice background music.
i can understand all posts in this page. I always confuse when answer others, reply and i fell so hard to say about my thought with others, friends, even in this post. i thought a lot.:sweat:

[1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9]

Thanks for sharing, btw can you show me how to use it effectively? I can understand what they're speaking but when I take an exam, grammar exercises always make me confused. :byebye:

Thanks madam :beauty:

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[TongthongMy]

Hello guys, im 24 years old. I know i'll have more opportunities if my English are better. But i dont have enough motivation to learn it. Sometimes i read some paper and information, listen video about my job (marketing) but it's not enough

Can you guys show me how to get the motivation?

Should i go to the Ielts class? I just need somebody to kick myass https://i.imgur.com/y84aDIJ.gif

[Dai Viet Empire]

I'd like to know more about making money online. Could anyone help me, please?:pudency:

[BanChaiSach]

Hello guys, im 24 years old. I know i'll have more opportunities if my English are better. But i dont have enough motivation to learn it. Sometimes i read some paper and information, listen video about my job (marketing) but it's not enough

Can you guys show me how to get the motivation?

Should i go to the Ielts class? I just need somebody to kick myass https://i.imgur.com/y84aDIJ.gif

:shot::shot:
Ngữ pháp câu cú thím này đọc nhức đầu phết, để mình sửa xem thử có đúng không. :sexy:

Hello guys, I'm 24 years old. I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get. But I don't have enough motivation to study it seriously ( hoặc improve it, chỗ này không dùng learn được ). Sometimes I read some newspaper, watch videos about marketing but it seems to be not enough.
Can you show me how to get motivated?
Should I take an Ielts class?

[colonels]

Interesting.
I also have some good shit to share.
But perhaps I’ll do it later. I’m on the street now.

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[khoadla97]

Wow, because f33 was break so i find this thread, and it so interesting.:beauty: I always want to improve my english writting skill by write in english everyday, now i found it. :adore:

A story about me, i really hated english until a month ago. I really hated it when i was in my secondary school. It was so boring and when i was young, i really didn't understand why i must studied it.:sweat: It follow me till the university, but as a student, i must pass the Toeic test to have thesis, so i'd been working hard for my Toeic test for a month and lucky for me when i achieved 560 :D that score can help me achieve the degree, but it not show how bad my english is.:(( I still can't have a real conversation with anyone in English, you know, Toeic easy for pass 500 or 600, it only have two parts are listening and reading, and you only have to choose one of the 4 answers A B C or D. It doesn't help your speaking or writting. And in that time, my cousin in Germany came to Vietnam, i hadn't talk to him because i was worried i make a mistake in grammar or pronuciation, i also cant listen.:brick: I felt so bad when every body but me can talk to him, and i realized how important English was. In other hand, my friend shared with me his netflix account, so i can watch so many movies or tv show in english with two subtitle english and vietnamese. :beauty:Watching it and then i suddenly decided to studied english seriously. That's my story and my movitation to study english :gach:

It just a month when i decided to study english seriously, and after watch a lot of videos in youtube how to learn english. This is my way: learn it as a hobby.:byebye:
1/ For listening skill: i watched bigbang theory, in vietnamese sub for the first time, and english for the second time. It really helpful, now i can watch it in english without translate english to vietnameses in my head and i can learn new word and how to use it it.:beauty:
2/ For Vocabulary and grammar: i decided to learn grammar again, and i bought the book Destination B1&amp;B2 follow the suggestion of ielts muskerteer Dang Tran Tung.:adore:
3/ For reading, i read the news from CNN, BBC.
4/For Speaking, i will regist a course to improved it. I think for speaking and wrtiting you must have a teacher to correct your mistake.:pudency:

Final, i knew this post will have a many mistake in grammar or vocabulary. I'm so sorry and i hope you understand for me. Thanks for reading.:*

[colonels]

Wow, because f33 was break so i find this thread, and it so interesting.:beauty: I always want to improve my english writting skill by write in english everyday, now i found it. :adore:

A story about me, i really hated english until a month ago. I really hated it when i was in my secondary school. It was so boring and when i was young, i really didn't understand why i must studied it.:sweat: It follow me till the university, but as a student, i must pass the Toeic test to have thesis, so i'd been working hard for my Toeic test for a month and lucky for me when i achieved 560 :D that score can help me achieve the degree, but it not show how bad my english is.:(( I still can't have a real conversation with anyone in English, you know, Toeic easy for pass 500 or 600, it only have two parts are listening and reading, and you only have to choose one of the 4 answers A B C or D. It doesn't help your speaking or writting. And in that time, my cousin in Germany came to Vietnam, i hadn't talk to him because i was worried i make a mistake in grammar or pronuciation, i also cant listen.:brick: I felt so bad when every body but me can talk to him, and i realized how important English was. In other hand, my friend shared with me his netflix account, so i can watch so many movies or tv show in english with two subtitle english and vietnamese. :beauty:Watching it and then i suddenly decided to studied english seriously. That's my story and my movitation to study english :gach:

It just a month when i decided to study english seriously, and after watch a lot of videos in youtube how to learn english. This is my way: learn it as a hobby.:byebye:
1/ For listening skill: i watched bigbang theory, in vietnamese sub for the first time, and english for the second time. It really helpful, now i can watch it in english without translate english to vietnameses in my head and i can learn new word and how to use it it.:beauty:
2/ For Vocabulary and grammar: i decided to learn grammar again, and i bought the book Destination B1&amp;B2 follow the suggestion of ielts muskerteer Dang Tran Tung.:adore:
3/ For reading, i read the news from CNN, BBC.
4/For Speaking, i will regist a course to improved it. I think for speaking and wrtiting you must have a teacher to correct your mistake.:pudency:

Final, i knew this post will have a many mistake in grammar or vocabulary. I'm so sorry and i hope you understand for me. Thanks for reading.:*

Your comment has lots of mistakes. But more importantly, your English is translated word-by-word. That’s not how we learn a new language.
Anw, it’s a good thing you recognize the benefits of learning English.
Good job on that

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[tmh_0412]

Wow, because f33 is closed (because rồi thì k so và ngược lại) i have discovered/ have found out this thread, and it is so interesting.:beauty: I have always wanted to improve my english writting skills by writing in english everyday, and now i have found the place to do it. :adore:

A story about me, i have always hated english until a month ago. I really hated it when i was in my secondary school. It was so boring and when i was younger (chắc bác chưa già), i didn't really understand why i had to study it.:sweat: It followed me till the (bỏ) university, but as a student, i had to pass the Toeic test to work on my thesis, so i worked hard for my Toeic test in a month and lucky for me bỏ when i achieved (dùng 'got a' hay hơn) a score of 560 :D that score helped me get/ finish my degree, but it did not show how bad my english was.:(( I still can't have a real conversation with anyone in English. You know, Toeic is easy to achieve/ get a 500 or 600 as/ since/ because it only has two parts which are listening and reading, and you only have to choose one of the 4 answers A B C or D. It doesn't help with your speaking or writting. And in that time, my cousin in Germany came to Vietnam, i hadn't talk to him because i was worried that i might make a mistake in grammar or pronuciation. I also couldn't understand.:brick: I felt so bad when every body but me could talk to him, and i realized how important English was. In the other hand, my friend shared with me his netflix account, so i could watch so many movies or tv show in english with two subtitles english and vietnamese. :beauty:. By/ after watching them bỏ and then i suddenly decided to lern english seriously. That's my story and my movitation to study english :gach:

It was in just a month after i decided to study english seriously, I watched a lot of videos on youtube on/ about how to learn english. This is my way: learn it as a hobby.:byebye:
1/ For listening skills: i watched bigbang theory, With vietnamese sub(viết hết ra cho nhớ) for the first time, and english for the second time. It was really helpful. Now i can watch it in english without translating english to vietnamese in my head and i can learn new words and how to use it it.:beauty:
2/ For Vocabulary and grammar: i decided to learn grammar again, and i bought the book Destination B1&amp;B2 following ? the suggestion of ielts muskerteer Dang Tran Tung.:adore:
3/ For reading, i read the news from CNN, BBC.
4/For Speaking, i will register a course to improved it. I think for speaking and wrtiting you must have a teacher to correct your mistakes.:pudency:

Finally, i know this post will have bỏ a many mistakes in grammar and vocabulary. I'm so sorry and i hope you understand bỏ for me. Thanks for reading.:*
I have tried to correct some basic mistakes in your post and I am sure there is still a lot more. You might want to rewrite it from scratch because some parts don't really sound natural. Maybe starting with something small like writing about your family or your daily life, just keep it simple and accurate, both grammar and content wise.

A bit about myself, I was one of that always-get-a-10-in-English guys when I was in high school, but I never took it seriously. Fast forward a few years, I managed to get into a 'good' university and my major is Business English. To be honest, besides from having to learn Chinese in order to graduate, my last 2 years of university didn't help much, English wise. I've forgot tons of things. You name it: Prepositions, tenses, conditional sentences and many more.

And now, in my 3rd year, I am setting out to do 1 thing, maybe more but you get it, that is to get at least an 8 in IELTS. It will be really hard but with the support from my parents and with a lot of time to spare, hopefully, I'll make it.

Oh, btw, any recommendation for a good English center(s) in Ho Chi Minh City? I'm thinking of either British Council or ACET. Also, my friend recommended IPP. I'm not sure if it's any good, the price is super friendly though.

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[TongthongMy]

:shot::shot:
Ngữ pháp câu cú thím này đọc nhức đầu phết, để mình sửa xem thử có đúng không. :sexy:

Hello guys, I'm 24 years old. I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get. But I don't have enough motivation to study it seriously ( hoặc improve it, chỗ này không dùng learn được ). Sometimes I read some newspaper, watch videos about marketing but it seems to be not enough.
Can you show me how to get motivated?
Should I take an Ielts class?

Thank you for correct my grammar :beauty:

[Kira_Kira]

most of my feed in Instagram is English lesson, for instant Word of the day, idioms, how to use..., funny dịctionary.

[khoadla97]

Your comment has lots of mistakes. But more importantly, your English is translated word-by-word. That’s not how we learn a new language.
Anw, it’s a good thing you recognize the benefits of learning English.
Good job on that

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I have tried to correct some basic mistakes in your post and I am sure there is still a lot more. You might want to rewrite it from scratch because some parts don't really sound natural. Maybe starting with something small like writing about your family or your daily life, just keep it simple and accurate, both grammar and content wise.

A bit about myself, I was one of that always-get-a-10-in-English guys when I was in high school, but I never took it seriously. Fast forward a few years, I managed to get into a 'good' university and my major is Business English. To be honest, besides from having to learn Chinese in order to graduate, my last 2 years of university didn't help much, English wise. I've forgot tons of things. You name it: Prepositions, tenses, conditional sentences and many more.

And now, in my 3rd year, I am setting out to do 1 thing, maybe more but you get it, that is to get at least an 8 in IELTS. It will be really hard but with the support from my parents and with a lot of time to spare, hopefully, I'll make it.

Oh, btw, any recommendation for a good English center(s) in Ho Chi Minh City? I'm thinking of either British Council or ACET. Also, my friend recommended IPP. I'm not sure if it's any good, the price is super friendly though.

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Thank you guys so so much for corrert my grammar :beauty:

[lam17]

I read English paper, listen US-UK music and repeat everaday. I try to use English word for any situations

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[skaka]

I've read this and i'm impressed with your thread.
I dont have any certificates about English language. I learn it through games, Youtube, video talk about my fav subjects like animals, earth, wildlife, planets, space, history. I just hear and read subs, sometimes i follow the reader cause they have attractive voice with nice background music.
i can understand all posts in this page. I always confuse when answer others, reply and i fell so hard to say about my thought with others, friends, even in this post. i thought a lot.:sweat:

Really? But i think you watch some videos on xvideos xnxx...its easier to keep motivation, dont joke everybody. thanks

[01645477995]

You use lots of websites to check grammar. I usually use "Grammarly for Firefox" to find mistakes.

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You use lots of websites to check grammar. I usually use "Grammarly for Firefox" to find mistakes.

Thanks, does it have Chrome edition as well? 226552

[01645477995]

Thanks, does it have Chrome edition as well? 226552
This is link: https://app.grammarly.com/ :byebye:

[khoan888join]

hey guys, here are 2 new books about everyday conversation in english, audio files included.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QmPOrCbj-w9ZCKLYARmihxrJTS7L_ksH/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t7XbA2LaPZEV4gkour99ej2eLE1u4HBL/view?usp=sharing

[Yoshiko Tsushima]

2 sách khá ổn về giap tiếp hàng ngày, có dvd lun
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QmPOrCbj-w9ZCKLYARmihxrJTS7L_ksH/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t7XbA2LaPZEV4gkour99ej2eLE1u4HBL/view?usp=sharing

You freakin destroyed the whole topic :gach: :gach: :gach:

[khoan888join]

You freakin destroyed the whole topic :gach: :gach: :gach:
really sorry https://i.imgur.com/IYqzj0A.png

[hixinh]

any youtube channels to learn english?

[khoadla97]

any youtube channels to learn english?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeTVoczn9NOZA9blls3YgUg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKgpamMlm872zkGDcBJHYDg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz4tgANd4yy8Oe0iXCdSWfA

[ShmilyGone]

How could we improve English speaking skill? I am pretty good at listening and reading, but because of my introverted character, i am bad at speaking.

[01645477995]

How could we improve English speaking skills? I am pretty good at listening and reading, but because of my introverted character, I am bad at speaking.
I think you should learn IPA. Pronunciation, sound, the volume is the most important when we talk with other people.:sweat:

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How could we improve English speaking skill? I am pretty good at listening and reading, but because of my introverted character, i am bad at speaking.

Being introverted or not doesn't matter, what matters here is you need to practise speaking at home, for example standing in front of a mirror and pretending the reflecting image in it is another person. ;) 226552

[1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9]

Im fall in love with English when i saw that teacher :((
How about you? :gach:
https://youtu.be/ksYCNuctkmQ

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[anhsayvimen]

I am beginer in english. Frankly say, I can talk smoothly without any difficulty but my writing skils are not really good. Could someone here please give me some tips in order to improve it. Thank you all in advances!!

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[Nvidia_GTX_1080]

"Manchester United are 4 players away from challenging for everything"
dịch sao mấy thím:beauty::beauty::beauty:

[KimTeeTua]

"Manchester United are 4 players away from challenging for everything"
dịch sao mấy thím:beauty::beauty::beauty:

Mờ U chỉ có 4 thằng biết đá banh.

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[camaptrangvn]

Im fall in love with English when i saw that teacher :((
How about you? :gach:
https://youtu.be/ksYCNuctkmQ

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xinh quá đáng vãi :beauty::beauty::beauty:

[mong1tet2018]

:shot::shot:
Ngữ pháp câu cú thím này đọc nhức đầu phết, để mình sửa xem thử có đúng không. :sexy:

Hello guys, I'm 24 years old. I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get. But I don't have enough motivation to study it seriously ( hoặc improve it, chỗ này không dùng learn được ). Sometimes I read some newspaper, watch videos about marketing but it seems to be not enough.
Can you show me how to get motivated?
Should I take an Ielts class?

"I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get."
Could you explain the grammar in this sentence for me? Sometimes I see a verb to be which stand at the end of sentence, I don't know what is this. :)

[[IamNormal]]

Im fall in love with English when i saw that teacher :((
How about you? :gach:
https://youtu.be/ksYCNuctkmQ

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how old is she ?

she already has a boyfriend :(

[fillipoUS]

;154171456']how old is she ?

she already has a boyfriend :(

I guess she's 30

[BanChaiSach]

"I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get."
Could you explain the grammar in this sentence for me? Sometimes I see a verb to be which stand at the end of sentence, I don't know what is this. :)

It is not as hard as you thought. The grammar used in that sentence is something basic called "Double Comparatives" and believe me it's easy enough for any English learners to understand.
Take a look at this article: https://www.thoughtco.com/double-comparatives-1210274 :byebye:

[mong1tet2018]

It is not as hard as you thought. The grammar used in that sentence is something basic called "Double Comparatives" and believe me it's easy enough for any English learners to understand.
Take a look at this article: https://www.thoughtco.com/double-comparatives-1210274 :byebye:

This is exactly what I was looking for :adore:
Thank you :beauty:

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It is not as hard as you thought. The grammar used in that sentence is something basic called "Double Comparatives" and believe me it's easy enough for any English learners to understand.
Take a look at this article: https://www.thoughtco.com/double-comparatives-1210274 :byebye:

This is exactly what I was looking for :adore:
Thank you :beauty:

No no, both of you failed to understand each other's question and answer. Take a look at these examples:

1. I don't know where she is (Not where is she because if you put 'tobe' before a pronoun, you will form a question sentence.)

2. In the future, we don't know what the world will be (Not where will the world be..)

This kind of sentence is called 'affirmative sentences with question words'.

3. I don't care what you did in the past. (Not what did you do...) 226552

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"I understand that the better my English is, the more opportunities I will get."
Could you explain the grammar in this sentence for me? Sometimes I see a verb to be which stand at the end of sentence, I don't know what is this. :)

After reading my post, you should fix this mistake yourself. ;) 226552

[mong1tet2018]

No no, both of you failed to understand each other's question and answer. Take a look at these examples:

1. I don't know where she is (Not where is she because if you put 'tobe' before a pronoun, you will form a question sentence.)

2. In the future, we don't know what the world will be (Not where will the world be..)

This kind of sentence is called 'affirmative sentences with question words'.

3. I don't care what you did in the past. (Not what did you do...) 226552

Both of you are right :beauty: probably my question was not enough and clear

Thank you :hug:
After reading my post, you should fix this mistake yourself. ;) 226552

I correct my mistake: "I don't know what this is"
And I think "this" should be replaced by "it", because of using "it" is more familiar Vietnamese :rofl:
Am I right? :gach:

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I didn't know what kind of this sentence was at that time but now I do. ;) 226552

[DrPrank]

It is not as hard as you thought. The grammar used in that sentence is something basic called "Double Comparatives" and believe me it's easy enough for any English learners to understand.
Take a look at this article: https://www.thoughtco.com/double-comparatives-1210274 :byebye:
Oh wow. Yeah see this is the problem I have. I stopped actively studying English some time ago so all these linguistic glossary terms sound totally alien to me :go:.
I went to the States some and came back relatively whitewashed so what you said about Double Comparatives is honestly enlightening :beauty:.
Casual English is easy peasy but academic is only alright, too much work for me.

[mong1tet2018]

I didn't know what kind of this sentence was at that time but now I do. ;) 226552

Yeah, it sounds the human, it sounds like the human and so difference word by word :D
You gave me more motivated to study English :beauty:

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Yeah, it sounds the human, it sounds like the human and so difference word by word :D
You gave me more motivated to study English :beauty:

don't know wat you are trying to say but it's okay. 226552

[windyzboy]

Long-time didn't have any comment here. I highly recommend you guys (Vietnamese) to read this book https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9807135-5-steps-to-speak-a-new-language (I think you can find a pirate version on the Internet). The author who wrote the book is Vietnamese, and he knew what's the problems of other Vietnamese learners, so I think the book is suited for us. The book was written in English, but no worry, it's very easy to read though.

In addition, to improve my listening skills, I'm listening to the podcast daily.

[mong1tet2018]

don't know wat you are trying to say but it's okay. 226552

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[ShmilyGone]

Hi guys, me again. Could you recommend some TOEIC documents for the new format exam?
After 3 years of working for the government, I am feeling boring now. I need to renew my TOEIC certification before I am having another job interview.
Btw, my upper sentences are ok? Please correct them. Thanks.

[provkl1]

Hi guys, me again. Could you recommend some TOEIC documents for the new format exam?
After 3 years of working for the government, I am feeling boring now. I need to renew my TOEIC certification before I am having another job interview.
Btw, my upper sentences are ok? Please correct them. Thanks.

I am feeling boring --&gt;I feel bored

before I am having another job interview --&gt; Before having another job interview

[I'm a legendary]

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[gunz098]

Hi guys, me again. Could you recommend some TOEIC documents for the new format exam?
After 3 years of working for the government, I am feeling boring now. I need to renew my TOEIC certification before I am having another job interview.
Btw, my upper sentences are ok? Please correct them. Thanks.

"600 essential words for the toeic" by Barron's is your "bible". It's the only vocabulary book that you really need for TOEIC. You can revise your grammar with "English Grammar in Use", because learning from scratch is overkill and time consuming, the clever way to actually learn grammar is learning from your mistakes. You should take the test of the mentioned above to find out which sections you really need to focus in. :sexy: IMHO, YMMV, :shame:

[phucchach]

Chào các bạn, mình đang bắt đầu học lại tiếng Anh (ko hẳn là mất gốc). Mình đang muốn mua 1 cuốn sách tiếng Anh cho người học cơ bản, chuẩn chỉnh từ phát âm, ngữ pháp...
Mình có đọc qua 2 bộ là Hack não tiếng Anh và Tiếng anh cơ bản (enlight) thì thích bộ Tiếng anh cơ bản hơn. Nhưng lên mạng tìm hiểu thì thấy bộ này có phốt đạo văn gì đó. :chaymau::chaymau:
Vậy các bạn tư vấn cho mình 1 bộ sách nào thật bổ ích đi, hay là mình vẫn nên quất bộ enlight kia mặc dù có lỗi với tác giả thật :canny:

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[qwedasdazxct10]

Chào các bạn, mình đang bắt đầu học lại tiếng Anh (ko hẳn là mất gốc). Mình đang muốn mua 1 cuốn sách tiếng Anh cho người học cơ bản, chuẩn chỉnh từ phát âm, ngữ pháp...
Mình có đọc qua 2 bộ là Hack não tiếng Anh và Tiếng anh cơ bản (enlight) thì thích bộ Tiếng anh cơ bản hơn. Nhưng lên mạng tìm hiểu thì thấy bộ này có phốt đạo văn gì đó. :chaymau::chaymau:
Vậy các bạn tư vấn cho mình 1 bộ sách nào thật bổ ích đi, hay là mình vẫn nên quất bộ enlight kia mặc dù có lỗi với tác giả thật :canny:

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[taliban06]

what is the best method to learn vocabulary ? when i met new words, i use GG translate, but after that i forgot. :sexy:

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Chào các bạn, mình đang bắt đầu học lại tiếng Anh (ko hẳn là mất gốc). Mình đang muốn mua 1 cuốn sách tiếng Anh cho người học cơ bản, chuẩn chỉnh từ phát âm, ngữ pháp...
Mình có đọc qua 2 bộ là Hack não tiếng Anh và Tiếng anh cơ bản (enlight) thì thích bộ Tiếng anh cơ bản hơn. Nhưng lên mạng tìm hiểu thì thấy bộ này có phốt đạo văn gì đó. :chaymau::chaymau:
Vậy các bạn tư vấn cho mình 1 bộ sách nào thật bổ ích đi, hay là mình vẫn nên quất bộ enlight kia mặc dù có lỗi với tác giả thật :canny:

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Cảm thấy thích và có hiệu quả thì học thôi, học ấm vào thân hơi đâu lo 3 cái phốt phọt làm gì https://i.imgur.com/pFJqjcC.png

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How dared you guys ruin my topic?? USE ENGLISH! 226552

[kve_vn_123]

In my opinion, I use Memrise for learning new vocabulary. I think it is the best way for me. For you, I don't know yet, but, I should try it.

[skydoll]

Not PR, but who can report for me English centrer excellent to learning all skill..?

[khoadla97]

Not PR, but who can report for me English centrer excellent to learning all skill..?

Well, if you are riches, VUS will be your best choice

[skydoll]

Well, if you are riches, VUS will be your best choice

I need reasonable price. because Im not rich.!! pleas...thank

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How is your English now, guys? https://i.imgur.com/O0w112T.png 226552

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[MayBayNemBom]

Hello. How are you. Im fine.https://i.imgur.com/JGdqgzY.png

[trungk]

nơ, i learn app English live

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[quan1506]

After 1 year working with Dutch guys, I wish I can spend more time in learning English during university. Because, in every working day, it's hard to explain my idea in English as well as hard to understand clearly what they saying. Now, I don't have enough time to learning English.

[xanhdotimvang1993]

How can i improve my speaking skills when communicating with others? I keep stuttering while talking. :surrender:

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