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Students love English in the school, they enjoy doing oral presentations about their interests, they like singing or playing games, however, they don’t use English to ask requests, ask for information or express their feelings using this foreign language. Hypothesis: Students don’t ask questions in the English class due to the fact that they feel shy to make mistakes in front to the class and also because they don’t have the habit of speaking in the foreign language naturally.
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