What motivates you to learn English?
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The document provides tips and actions for improving motivation to learn English. It recommends imagining yourself using English, remembering your existing strengths, and acknowledging what remains to be learned. Specific actions include using English whenever possible, taking courses, reading, listening to experts, and stepping outside one's comfort zone. The document emphasizes the importance of continuous study and starting the learning process now rather than delaying. It closes by welcoming the reader to the adventure of learning English and encouraging hard work.
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What motivates you to learn English?
- 1. What motivates you to learn English?
- 2. Have you ever felt bored when you learn English?
- 3. Better late than never.
- 5. Why is it important to learn English properly? THE LANGUAGE BARRIER http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGXx0cRETP4&list=PL47274E61C4A8740A&inde TRYING TO PERFECT THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scoEo5ycwOI&list=PL47274E61C4A8740A&inde WHY IS SO IMPORTANT TO LEARN ENGLISH? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0VfGV-73yk
- 6. What action should be taken to improve our motivation in learning English?
- 7. First action: imagine yourself.
- 8. Second action: remember that you are already good.
- 9. Third action: remember that there is a lot you do not know.
- 10. Fourth action: use your English whenever you can.
- 11. And the last action: remember that learning English requires action.
- 12. The 6-Step Guide To Becoming A Better Learner Find your desire Read Take courses Listen to the experts Step outside your comfort zone Experiment, engage, discuss
- 13. Keep studying and studying
- 14. Don’t put it off.
- 15. Start now.
- 16. Remember: If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you. If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you.
- 17. Welcome to the adventure of learning English I know that we are going to have an amazing year! Work hard every day and I promise it will pay off!