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A exciting day
On June 24,2016 friday sunny
Today is exciting.I attended an exam for long distance driving.There were other five examinees with me , a coach invigilated us.This is the first time that I drove on the road. When I sat in the driver's seat,I felt so nervous that hard to operate cluth and accelerator correctly.The coach severely criticized me.It made me frustrated,but I didn’t angry.Be allowed by coach, I pull over the car and took breath deeply,I spent several minutes to make me calm down. When I Started the car again, I found me could easy driving.Anyway,I passed though my exam finally.
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What is the difference between "circumstance" , "situation"and "state"
What is the difference between "circumstance" , "situation"and "state"?
I was wondering if you chould tell me their
usage.And thank you.
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Attitude about learning English
If you can ,Please help me correct my writted English essay,thank you so much.
When I was a student, I thought English is awfully boring stuff.Variety of vocabulary ,grammar etc. I must memorize again and agian in order to pass exam. Even in English class ,I was easy to fall asleep .
But now ,I changed my mind, I figure out English is very intersting because I eager to talk with foreigner. So in my opnion, learning new language you should use it as a tool rather than acadmic thing.Do you agree with me?
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One of the most deadly mistakes all language learners make :Being an information sucker
We’ve all been there. We spend hours attending a conference or reading a book. The excitement overwhelms us and our body is filled with motivation ready to master anything!
How often do we actually master it?
Research from NTL Institute has shown that people learn:
5% of what they learn when they’ve learned from a lecture.
10% of what they learn when they’ve learned from reading.
20% of what they learn from audio-visual.
30% of what they learn when they see a demonstration.
50% of what they learn when engaged in a group discussion.
75% of what they learn when they practice what they learned.
90% of what they learn when they teach someone else/use immediately.
The key to learning a language is to learn by doing! This means actually going out there and practicing your skills with other people (preferably native speakers). If you don’t have anyone in your inner circle, then work with a language coach online!
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