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The methods to use English
I am a student who is only know how to do English exams.But I don't know how to use English to communicate.Also I can't use English successfully.I hope that one day I can study abroad so it's necessary for me to use English fluently.I really want the poeple whose native language is English to give some useful suggestions to me.Thank you so much!
I am a student who is only knows how to do English exams.
(But) I don't know how to use English to communicate.
You don’t really need “but” here.
Also I can't use English successfully.
I hope that one day I can study abroad, so it's necessary for me to use English fluently.
I really want the poepeople whose native language is English to give some useful suggestions to me.
Thank you so much!
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Make sure to add a space after each period. This is much more important in English than in Chinese.
Wrong:I love chocolate.It is yummy.
+Right: I love chocolate. It is yummy.
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I am a student who is only knows how to do English exams.
But I don't know how to use English to communicate.
Also I can't use English successfully.
"Successfully" sounds odd here because you don't make clear what "success" would refer to, specifically. Normally you would use "successfully" in reference to a specified goal or effort.
I hope that one day I can study abroad, so it's will be necessary for me to use English fluently.
Using it's (present tense) is understandable but I think future tense sounds better here because you're describing a situation in the future.
I really want the poepeople whose native language is English to give some useful suggestions to me.
I am a student who is only knows how to do English exams. / Or you can say "I am a student who only does English exams.
B..., but I don't know how to use English to communicate.
It is not so common to start a sentence in English with words as "but", "and" and similar, as these words are used as conjunctions.
Also, I can't use English successfully.
Perhaps phrase as "In the same time..." or "Frankly..."
I hope that one day I can study abroad so it's necessary for me to useo study abroad one day, so it is essential that I speak English fluently.¶
I really wantwould be really grateful if the poeople whose native language is English tocould give me some useful suggestions to me.
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Learning English is one of the best decisions in life, especially if you are planning to study aboard. My advice for you would be to focus firstly on your vocabulary, to enrich it and then slowly continue with the grammar. Also, read a lot text on A2 level, watch some movies with titles on English and similar. According to the text you wrote, maybe a better option is to focus on A2, so it could be perfect and then you can move on on level B1.
The methodWays to use English.
I think you mean 'how to use English' or 'ways to use English'. All of these work.
I am a student who is only knows how to do English exams.
English exams (exams about English history, e.g Shakespeare) or exams in English (exams about English grammar, spelling)?
But I don't know how to use English to communicate.communicate in English.
Sounds more natural.
Also I can't use English successfu(read OR write OR understand) English welly.
Be specific. For example: Also I can't READ English well. or. I can't READ or WRITE English well.
I hope that one day I can study abroad, so it's necessary for me to use English fluently.be fluent in English.
Sounds more natural.
I really want the poeople whose native language is English to give some useful suggestions to madvice.
You can also say 'give me some tips.'
Thank you so much!
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Good work! You're doing great, where do you want to travel to?
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The methods to use English
I think you mean 'how to use English' or 'ways to use English'. All of these work. |
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I am a student who is only know how to do English exams. I am a student who English exams (exams about English history, e.g Shakespeare) or exams in English (exams about English grammar, spelling)? I am a student who I am a student who I am a student who |
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But I don't know how to use English to communicate. But I don't know how Sounds more natural.
It is not so common to start a sentence in English with words as "but", "and" and similar, as these words are used as conjunctions. But I don't know how to use English to communicate. (But) I don't know how to use English to communicate. You don’t really need “but” here. |
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Also I can't use English successfully. Also I can't Be specific. For example: Also I can't READ English well. or. I can't READ or WRITE English well. Also, I can't use English successfully. Perhaps phrase as "In the same time..." or "Frankly..." Also I can't use English successfully. "Successfully" sounds odd here because you don't make clear what "success" would refer to, specifically. Normally you would use "successfully" in reference to a specified goal or effort. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I hope that one day I can study abroad so it's necessary for me to use English fluently. I hope that one day I can Sounds more natural. I hope t I hope that one day I can Using it's (present tense) is understandable but I think future tense sounds better here because you're describing a situation in the future. I hope that one day I can study abroad, so it's necessary for me to use English fluently. |
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I really want the poeple whose native language is English to give some useful suggestions to me. I really want the p You can also say 'give me some tips.' I I really want I really want |
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Thank you so much! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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