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21 think about the subject for writing

a subject that I should like in my blogs for practice English I think about a subject that I good enough or have more knowledge and have many ideas to share.

in the beginning, I tried to create many articles by copy question form many websites that teach English but many questions make me slowly writing I had to search much information I would not like to become a clever man or some kind of good student that have a high grade in diploma.

I hope become fluently in English that I can make a good conversation even that I don't know more in the subject of that meeting. I hope to join and understand every word that they try to share with us.

sometimes I write many stories that not good enough and was not interested. but every time when I write by avoiding think in English that it mean you practice thinking in English and write it.

so that you are on the right way to improve your English skill. Compare with the last article that I write by created some subject but I don't know more idea to share my opinion sometimes I can write a few sentence

and many time when I thought about complex answers I cannot use English word to think in complex stories like that. I use the Thai language that I familiar to think in complex stories so that I found the problem to think in Thai and then translate to English before writing it. I will slow to write and stumble many times that result in my English skill.

Do not allow what you cannot do,
Interfere with what you can do.

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