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18 Obstacle to development English Skill

I have an idea of writing every day for 365 days. that my plan to practice English but many time when I tried it I never to complete my project. and I feel when I practice more writing my English skill not better but it reduces my development.  why I said written that why I was not improving when I tried to write more in English.

Becuase when I write I was not thinking in English I still think in Thai sentence and tried to translate by the dictionary and Google translate.

the obstacle to development English skill for everyone that learning English as a second language is the method of thinking.  we have to try to release every word that we recognized and tried to make a sentence.

sometimes my sentence and my stories it was not good but the importance of everything is thinking and free to release every word from your brain trying to avoid use dictionary.  you need to expect the near word that suitable for you stories even that words, not good enough.

I accepted the automatic grammar checking application but not accepted to use the dictionary. I feel that when I tried to speak to my customer I feel I return to the beginning of learning English.

for now, I am an intermediate class English level I can speak and understand the Asian people when they talk in English.  I still hard to understand Native speaking


You must lose your fear of being wrong
In order to live a creative life.








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