What do you think is the most important aspect whilst learning? π
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Mastering Pronunciation and soundsπ
I think the most important aspect is to gain confidance to try. It doenst matter if you make a mistake, as that is how you learn. But having confidance to 'give it a go' is necessary to take your first steps to learn anything new.
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I think having the confidence to try speaking in a new language, without fear of making mistakes. You learn through your mistakes, so finding a tutor to help you feel comfortable with this process is really important.
You need to find it interesting to stay motivated.
Mini helping books
- Ntshetshere David LetsoaloI am converting basic algebra from the familiar to easiest algorithms in all Curriculums.
Concentration
I think it is very important to practice and to ask for help when you need it. Also, remember that it is okay to make mistakes.
I believe that there are many important aspects of learning English, but if I had to choose just one, I would say that it's important to focus on communication. Being able to communicate effectively in English is essential for success, whether it's for personal, academic, or professional reasons. It's not enough to just learn grammar and vocabulary - it's important to learn how to speak and write clearly and concisely.
The most important aspect while learning is the willingness to learn and to fail. I think the rest like consistency, perseverance, aptitude aren't as important as the willingness to learn.
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