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Tim's top tips for progressing to advanced English - Stop Saying!

Tim's top tips for progressing to advanced English - Stop Saying!

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Learning English can be hard work. Progress can seem particularly slow when your level gets higher. What can you do to move from intermediate to advanced? Tim has some tips in the last episode of Stop Saying. For more
Date: 2020-09-18

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I could consider myself as an advanced learner. I can proficiently read, listen and write in English. I can even write a good article or book with impressive vocabularies and construction but my English is good only in writing. In terms of speaking, it's a different story. I used to stammer think of the words to say quite often. Perhaps, my English is too bookish and standard (for writing), and I only know some, if not few, colloquialisms or slangs.
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Talking with native speaker is my issue. Hard to find one around here and I didn't travel abroad much. I didn't like to talk to stranger even with my native language. So I stuck here lower-intermediated.
I can read, listen and write(if I must) but not speak.Talking with myself is boring and I don't know if I said it right or not.

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Im afraid to say that your first step would not work if the student lives in a non- English speaking country; otherwise, he/she would pay a fortune to get access to one of the non- affordable mobile applications.
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I have been working on my English for almost 18 months now. It has progressed up from B1 to c1. I am seeking C2 level, would anyone like to share the target and the dream?
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Don't be afraid of natives. I am also a language learner so I am happy to help anyone learning English because I know the feeling !
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Tim... thats... thats not a mountain, its... its a building. Also, mountains dont typically have plateaus. Tim...are you okay?
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