I remember that I did a bunch of a number of activities just to be fluent in speaking.
English, when I was in high school.
I needed to learn how to speak English as soon as possible.
Because my parents wanted to migrate to the USA.
I was in my final year in high school and , and I was about to take the English language test.
When I realized that I was not learning the language fast enough, it was then that I decided to recruit one of the foreign students in my school to to, at least, teach me conversational English.
Fortunately Shelley, my American classmate classmate, was struggling in math.
So So, I may need to deal with her.
I'll teach her math and she'll teach me English.
I was so glad that she accepted right away.
And from then on from then on, we became Study Buddies, she dead she is dead.
Grateful that I could explain math problems to her in English.
And I was equally delighted that.
I had the opportunity to practice speaking English with her hanging out with Shelly, helped me immensely.
I felt that I was not only studying the language, but I was also studying the culture of the language, which made me understand the context more clearly, by the end of the year.
I Furthermore, I could carry a normal conversation with a native speaker with confidence.
Even the college admissions officer in the American University that I applied to commented, that that my English was impressive for someone who has never been abroad.
I am very proud of what I have achieved and , and I am forever grateful to Shelly.
I always recommend to friends who are struggling with English to find a practice partner or to look for someone search for someone with whom dead.
Have a conversation.
It's the best way to learn.