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19 Thinking in English for improve your English

From the last one I said about an obstacle to improve your English skill and I said my writing become obstacle my development in English. because I think in Thai and translate in English. so that it was something that pulls down my skill. If you wish to become fluently English. you have to think in English.  

I am not a writer so many time when I write something you feel not interested, I don't know how to explain it. same as many time on my blog I only tried to flow out many words from my brain. that help me familiar with sentence and words in English

I don't like to retain and remember because of I have a bad remember. I don't have time for memorizing so that I use the way to use it as much as I can.

the using help me embed the word into my brain and about the dictionary I accepted that I can not refuse it. but I hope to less used it.

I still believed that the writing in English can help me improve my English skill but I have to use it in right way.

another Obstacle

I write up to here I fell finish. don't have more idea to share. How I can continue to write many things in the long story. 

You can reach your dreams faster
Doing things you're good at.




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