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Ashik33 Posted 14 years ago
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I am learning English as my second language for quite a while now. My English is just OK but now I really want to shift gears and speak fluent English as I am planning to settle in the US. My real problem is in the spoken form of English as I often get short of words. I need to pause for a while to think of the words that fit into the sentence to express what I really want. So is there any way that may help me speak without much hiccups?
(P.S. please rate my writing skills as well though this is just a very small section)
I am learning English as my second language for quite a while now. My English is just OK but now I really want to shift gears and speak fluent English as I am planning to settle in the US. My real problem is in the spoken form of English as I often get short of words. I need to pause for a while to think of the words that fit into the sentence to express what I really want. So is there any way that may help me speak without much hiccups?
(P.S. please rate my writing skills as well though this is just a very small section)
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I have been learning English as my second language for quite a while now. My English is just OK but now I really want to shift gears and speak fluent English as I am planning to settle in the US. My real problem is with the spoken form of English as I am often short of words.
- I have been learning English as my second language for quite a while now.
- My English is just OK but now I really want to shift gears and speak fluent English as I am planning to settle in the US.
- My real problem is with the spoken form of English as I am often short of words.
- I need to pause for a while to think of the words that fit into the sentence to express what I really want.
- So is there any way that may help me speak without as many hiccups?
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I have been learning English as my second language for quite a while now. My English is just OK but now I really want to shift gears and speak fluent English as I am planning to settle in the US. My real problem is with the spoken form of English as I am often short of w
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