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24 focus on practice English

I don't know how to say about my promise to write every day. It was ad difficult thing to do because I have many tasks to do every day too. I have no intention to excuse my failing. I will try to do it because I know that how the importance of improving my English skill that I have many opportunities to use it.

Today I would like to talk about my problem in using English with a few grammar mistakes such as "There  is, there are"  when I talk about it I am used to saying that " I have or it has instead of there is or there are" 

you would think that it was very simple why you can not do it. of course, I don't dare to dispute about this I know about this is simple grammar but in the Thai language, I am used to using the word have more than There are.

but for now, I will try to practice to use it. for revising my error.

There are many ways to practice English, but we have to combine every way along together. there is much importance of practice in English.

although I am not practice writing every day I know about the importance of English so that I have used another method to practice it such as listening youtube and TED every night before sleep. and reading English as much as I can

Nevertheless,  I feel the passion for learning English in many years but I still not achieving my goal. Maybe I have walked in the wrong way.

The pain of yesterday
Is the strength of today.





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