Aug. 17, 2025
An English Post
When writing in English, I feel less stressed as I have ample time to construct a sentence. There's no one waiting for me, and all I need to do is write in English on my own. Thus, it doesn't matter whether I can form sentences rapidly. If I get stuck, it's fine since I can take my time to think about the sentences.
When it comes to speaking, it’s totally different, because the person who is talking to me is right there waiting for my response. This brings me a lot of pressure and stress. I'm expected to respond to them right away. I cannot imagine the situation where a person is waiting for my response. So whenever I talk to people in English, I often make mistakes and have difficulty expressing myself.
An English Post
When writing in English, I feel less stressed as I have ample time to construct a sentence.
There's no one waiting for me, and all I need to do is write in English onat my own pace.
Your original sentence was good too, I just thought it might be interesting/good to use this phrase as well.
Thus, it doesn't matter whether I can form sentences rapidly.
If I get stuck, it's fine since I can take my time to think about the sentences.
When it comes to speaking, it’s totally different, because the person who is talking to me is right there waiting for my responsinteraction is happening in real time.
Same as with the last suggestion - your original sentence was good, I just wanted to suggest a shorter and sort of more natural way to express it.
This brings me a lot of pressure and stress.
I'm expected to respond to them right away.
I cannot imagine the situation where a person is waitidon’t want to make someone wait (too long) for my response.
Your original sentence was good too, it just felt slightly off to me, but I don’t really know why.
I also feel like you could combine this sentence with your last one (perfectly fine not to though, it’s just that the two sentences before this one felt really short).
So whenever I talk to people in English, I often make mistakes and have difficulty expressing myself.
Feedback
Good job! I definitely agree with that. It’s for this same reason that I always say I prefer reading over listening in a new language (which of course doesn’t help with actual in-person interactions which are often the whole point of a language). But your English is really good!
Some tips for speaking that my teacher suggested to make conversations flow a little better even with pauses and stumbles include using fillers while you’re thinking of ideas just to avoid an awkward silence (for example “um”), or to try to pause between ideas (so like finish one idea, then pause while you’re thinking of your next few words, then go onto the next idea).
Aug. 17, 2025
Thank you very much.
An English Post
When writing in English, I feel less stressed as I have ample time to construct a sentence.
There's no one waiting for me, and all I need to do is write in English on my own.
Thus, it doesn't matter whether I can form sentences rapidly.
If I get stuck, it's fine since I can take my time to think about the sentences.
When it comes to speaking, it’s totally different, because the person who is talking to me is right there waiting for my response.
This brings me a lot of pressure and stress.
I'm expected to respond to them right away.
I cannot imagine the situation where a person is waiting for my response.
So whenever I talk to people in English, I often make mistakes and have difficulty expressing myself.
Feedback
Learning to speak is definitely the hardest part of learning any language.
Aug. 17, 2025
Thank you very much.
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When writing in English, I feel less stressed as I have ample time to construct a sentence. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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There's no one waiting for me, and all I need to do is write in English on my own. This sentence has been marked as perfect! There's no one waiting for me, and all I need to do is write in English Your original sentence was good too, I just thought it might be interesting/good to use this phrase as well. |
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If I get stuck, it's fine since I can take my time to think about the sentences. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When it comes to speaking, it’s totally different, because the person who is talking to me is right there waiting for my response. This sentence has been marked as perfect! When it comes to speaking, it’s totally different, because the Same as with the last suggestion - your original sentence was good, I just wanted to suggest a shorter and sort of more natural way to express it. |
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This brings me a lot of pressure and stress. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm expected to respond to them right away. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I cannot imagine the situation where a person is waiting for my response. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I Your original sentence was good too, it just felt slightly off to me, but I don’t really know why. I also feel like you could combine this sentence with your last one (perfectly fine not to though, it’s just that the two sentences before this one felt really short). |
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