What is your motivation?
1. What are you learning English for?

2. What things do you do to reach your goal of being fluent in another language?

I hope as you write down your answers, you can practice your writing skills and think carefully about how you really wanted to learn another language.

Question

What is your motivation?
1. What are you learning English for?

2. What things do you do to reach your goal of being fluent in another language?

I hope as you write down your answers, you can practice your writing skills and think carefully about how you really wanted to learn another language.

Answer

1. What else is worth doing in your life than try to understand other people. You can do it one by one but  but after a while it turns that you just passed by one another and you don't know them at all. Language is changing much slower and gives you opportunity to understand what they do and what they are made of.

2. Don't hurt native speakers mother-tong. Read, write, listen, repeat and finally try in communication.

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