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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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How learn English?
Hello! I'm an italian girl and I want to become a doctor when I will finish high school. In my town the university of medicine is very hard to frequent because there is a very difficult exam for entering it. So I have decided to frequent an university abroad, but it's impossible! I should study every subject in English and I don't speak absolutly English very well! So how should I do to speak more fluently English? Do you have some suggesting?
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Hi, To the first I can say, even if you have only 5 minutes a day, you can still make progress in English. It's far better to spend a little time each day to learn a few new words than to give up entirely. Over time these study moments will accumulate.
- Hi, To the first I can say, even if you have only 5 minutes a day, you can still make progress in English.
- It's far better to spend a little time each day to learn a few new words than to give up entirely.
- Over time these study moments will accumulate.
- To the second we say, immerse yourself in the language as intensively as possible.
- If you can, go abroad.
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Hi,
To the first I can say, even if you have only 5 minutes a day, you can still make progress in English. It's far better to spend a little time each day to learn a few new words than to give up entirely. Over time these study moments will accumulate. To the second we say, immerse yourself in the language as intensively as possible. If you can, go abroad. Living in an English-speaking environ
To the first I can say, even if you have only 5 minutes a day, you can still make progress in English. It's far better to spend a little time each day to learn a few new words than to give up entirely. Over time these study moments will accumulate. To the second we say, immerse yourself in the language as intensively as possible. If you can, go abroad. Living in an English-speaking environ
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Anonymous. So I have decided to frequent an university abroad,Note that we don't 'frequent' a university, we 'attend, go to' or 'study at' a university.
'University' begins with the semi-vowel (glide) /j/; like consonants, it is preceded by 'a', not 'an'.
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