Questions about English.

Question 1:

What is your true intensions for learning English?

Question 2:

Why do you want to talk with native English speakers in English if you aren’t willing to speak with them in English without using your own native language?

Question 3:

Why do you keep on telling everyone that you need to improve your English, when you aren’t willing to practice speaking in English on a daily basis without using your own native language?

Question 4:

Why do you keep on telling everyone that you want to be able to speak in English better, when all that you do is speak mostly in your own native language without using English much at all in a conversational way?

Questions 5:

Why are you keep on saying that you need to improve your English speaking skills, when all that you truly are concerned about is passing an English written test and or exam?

Questions 6:

Why are you consistently telling others that your English speaking skills aren’t good and that you need to practice English more, but are unwilling to put in the necessary time and effort that is needed to get yourself to become better at speaking in English in a conversational way?

Question 7:

Why do you keep on saying that you want to be able to speak in English better, but when it comes to speaking, you make up a lot of excuses for not speaking in English in a conversational way without using your own native language.

Note 1:

These questions are very direct and straightforward without holding anything back in any way.

Your answers will determine how serious you really are about improving your English in a conversational way.

The only judge here is the person who answers these questions in a very honest and truthful way.

Note 2:

If you are truly serious about learning English, there shouldn't be any type of excuse to prevent you from practicing your English speaking skills in a conversational way on a daily basis.

For those who are serious about improving their English conversational skills with the correct pronunciation, feel free to request a class time with me.