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It's been a while since my last storyI posted a journal on this site.

Spending a few months away from the iland, I used to lived in the last 2 years, decreased my English speaking skills even more.

There was a time when I hadspent 7 hours per week having English speaking classes and it helped me a lot to improved my fluency, even though I don't have a gift for languages.

However, since then I was disappointed that I didn't have the opportunity to put my skills to use and drstopped it.

Somehow I survived at work (it's English speaking company) because most of the time I used messages and email to answer users, meaning when I was too lazy I just wrote my answer in Russian and asked cChat GPT to make it sound polite in English, then edited few things and send it to the coworkers.

Now I got some kind of promotioned and they want me to speak more in the meetings but I notice thatd my skills slowly degraded.

I'm struggling find it difficult to find a word to describe what I want to say. I makinge silly grammar mistakes and sound slow like I'm reading by syllables.

That's why I plan to get back on track by taking English lessons again (this time I want to focus on the accent and sound more British) and practicing my storytelling by myself and not by using Chat GPT.

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It's been a while since my last story on this site.

The grammar is fine.

Is "story" the right word? It can be. But maybe "post" is more useful/appropriate.

Spending a few months away from the island, I used to live in where I have been living for the last 2 years, decreasI realized my English speaking skills even more.had weakened.

There was a time when I had 7 hours per week having English speaking classes for 7 hours per week and it helped me a lot toto greatly improve my fluency, even though I don't have a natural gift for languages.

However, since then, I washave been disappointed that I didon't have the opportunity to put my skills to use and dropped it.

not sure what "and dropped it" is communicating.

Somehow, I survived at work (it's an English speaking company) because most of the time I used messages and email to answer users, meaning wreply to colleagues. When I was too lazy, I justsimply wrote my answermessage in Russian and asked cChat GPT to make it sound polite in English, then edited a few things andbefore sending it to the coworkermy colleagues.

"users" could be correct but you probably mean "colleagues" or "customers"

Now I got some kind ofRecently, I received a promotion and they want me to speak more in the meetings but I noticed that my skills have slowly degraded.

I'm strugglinge to find athe word to describe what I want to say I, makinge silly grammar mistakes, and soundpeak slowly which sounds like I'm reading syllable by syllables.

That's why I plan to get back on track by taking English lessons again (this time, I want to focus on the accent and sound more British) and practicing my storytellingproducing language by myself and not by using Chat GPT.

Based on your post, "storytelling" is not something you do at work.. "stories" are for entertainment.

You might say
"I want to practice producing English by myself", or
"I want to practice communicating in English without assistance from ChatGPT", or
"I want to speak English without relying on ChatGPT"