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I’m wondering.

I go to my university and study English. But my classmate's English skill is very high. So, I can't follow them. I'm still freshman. What should I do?

私は大学に通っていて、英語を学んでいます。でも、クラスメイトの英語能力が高くて、みんなについていけません。まだ一年生なのに何をすればいいの？

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Romany's avatar
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I’m wondering.

I go to my university and study English.

But my classmate's English skill isare very high.

So, I can't follow them.

I'm still a freshman.

What should I do?

alexcjwei's avatar
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I’m wondering.

I go to my university and study English.

But my classmate's' English skill iss are very high.

Use plural 'classmates'' and 'skills' for consistency.

So, I can't followkeep up with them.

'Keep up with' is more natural than 'follow' in this context.

I'm still a freshman.

Need the article 'a' before 'freshman.'

What should I do?

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Your writing shows good basic sentence structure and clear communication of your thoughts. With just a few small adjustments to articles and word choice, your English will sound even more natural!

ceci2025's avatar
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I go toAt my university and, I study English.

There are other ways you can say this sentence, depending on your intent. For example: I attend a university and I study English there.

ButHowever, my classmate's' English skill iss are very high, so I can't follow what they are saying.

My correction above is the correct way to say what you want to say. However, I would probably just say: However, my classmates' English skills are better than mine, so I can't follow what they are saying.

So, I can't follow them.

Removed this sentence and attached it to the previous one since "so" is a conjunction.

I'm still a freshman.

What should I do?

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Great effort! Remember that when using conjunction words, so you can (and should) connect sentences. To answer you question: keep practicing. Watch lots of movies or shows in English to help with your listening comprehension and practice speaking when you can.

I’m wondering.

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I go to my university and study English.

I go toAt my university and, I study English.

There are other ways you can say this sentence, depending on your intent. For example: I attend a university and I study English there.

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But my classmate's English skill is very high.

ButHowever, my classmate's' English skill iss are very high, so I can't follow what they are saying.

My correction above is the correct way to say what you want to say. However, I would probably just say: However, my classmates' English skills are better than mine, so I can't follow what they are saying.

But my classmate's' English skill iss are very high.

Use plural 'classmates'' and 'skills' for consistency.

But my classmate's English skill isare very high.

So, I can't follow them.

So, I can't follow them.

Removed this sentence and attached it to the previous one since "so" is a conjunction.

So, I can't followkeep up with them.

'Keep up with' is more natural than 'follow' in this context.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I'm still freshman.

I'm still a freshman.

I'm still a freshman.

Need the article 'a' before 'freshman.'

I'm still a freshman.

What should I do?

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

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