What's the hardest thing about learning English that you've faced as a student?
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Studying in a group I faced with different level of knowledge, that provoked real chaos in a group. So I decided to have 1-1 lessons. Here the hardest is to find a good teacher to be able practice speaking a lot
For me, learning new vocabulary and using them was challenging.
For me, writing a thesis and coming up with the citations using APA format. It was so frustrating. But the rest of English course was pretty much endearing.
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I must say it is the part of studying phonics sounds that go me really pissed off.
grammaaar and improve speaking skills to explain people everything properly
Pronunciation might be the hardest skill to learn in English. You need a lot of constant practice
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The pronunciation expectations. For the difference in pronouncing some words like door and look or tough and though and thought
Learning to remember the irregular verbs. I remember printing the list and reading it out loud.
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