We can. Actually, I can. It's up to you buddy. Stop blaming every negative things and start focusing. After that, easy peasy..

We all did. Many still do. That's natural. Nothing to be ashamed of or to feel bad about. That's not about you or the education you had. For instance there is a British friend of mine who speaks so fast and pronounces words unlike anyone you've heard, and to this date there are times when I can't figure out what the heck he's saying lol. It happens. I bet it happens in Turkish too We just don't realise it. I think I addressed everything. If I didn't, I will tomorrow. My attention span got quite shorter during the pandemic and haven't had coffee in weeks...

Why did you translate and reply my message? I did not write such a message.

'It made sense for me' part is a bit tricky. There are some translation that only Turkish people can understand. They're all wrong but you understand them. All languages are different from each other, so you need to learn these little nuances too. For example; I'm married with her. I'm married to her. Tell him, Say to him. I'm not trying teach you, I just like talking about these

There isn't "big i" in English.

Sürprizbozan: Açıklayıcı cevap. First we dozont kınow sepeak enegelish bekause wve dozont want learn

What relevance yha brother? What relevance?

It may be that English education is bad, some do not consider it necessary to learn English.

Yes, i can see. "vell"

Who says i can't?

So, US and British English have slight differences.

Sorry about the typos, I was writing this on my phone, so I couldn't realize then.

I didn't say "It's called English because it's spoken by English people", I said, "It's called English because it's the language of people from England." The difference between a language and a dialect is sociopolitical. Basically, countries decide that. English in the USA is a dialect because obviously, they think that it doesn't worth calling a language. Let me give you an example, Moldovan is a one-on-one copy of Romanian. Even the accent is pretty close. But they called it their official language. But the USA doesn't have any official languages in the constitution. So overall, even on the paper, AmE is a dialect and it's still English. It actually doesn't matter what you think, unless the American government says otherwise, AmE is a dialect.

I think so. Grammar should not be learned by studying. For me, I learned forms of all the irregular verbs by watching videos and reading texts.

Sorry for my poor language. And if you use "" emote again... or nevermind.

My name is name.

You're goddamn right.

As I think again, the main problem isn't the education. Problem is that people don't take English seriously. They don't care it, even you send them abroad, they can learn nothing.

I can understand and translate English. But i can't speak

We focus only the grammer section in elementary and high school. We do not speak to each other for practice.

What does it have to do with what I said? Of course they're the same. English is the language, American can be an accent but British, is not. It's the actual English.

Even the president can't speak English, how can people speak.

Thanks for you to correct me.

And they pronounce "computer" as `Kompuytaah`.

That goddamn Breaking Bad fanboys ain't gonna be done in this forum..

I don't understand.

Thanks, I'll think of that.

You can speak English as well. Either is used when there's a negative situation here. For example, "I can't speak English either" , or "-I can't speak English, -Yeah, me neither."

Because; I dont need. I know 3 language. Turkish, Kurdish and Russian. Q: Why Russain? A: Hatun.

Yes ay dozon't. Jokes aside you're right.

Nearly everyone in Turkey doesn't know the difference between w and v and pronounces all of them as v.

Everytime when you speak English, every friends laugh to you. It's not normal.

Education system. They teach wrong.

That's how I improved my pronunciation and it also helps you to improve your accent. I suggest you to learn the IPA.

They don't teach pronunciation.

It's hard to learn English, because as @rainman23 said, the grammer structure of English and Turkish is different, and this difference of grammar structure is making English hard to learn. The education of English is also not enough, some English teachers can't even speak English properly. Also everyone's capacity is different, so this language is not easy for everyone. I can speak English, but not everyone can. If I have some errors or you want to improve yourself, just add me on Discord: "Kishira Darken"

We can't speak because we don't speak.

Thats the classic one. If u can try to speak, u can. Just try and your pronunciation is no need for be a perfect.

No, you definitely need it. You need it because English is a global language. Turkish, Kurdish or Russian are most of time not cared. For example, if you buy a online game, you need English for communication. And one more example, if you see a French or a Spanish they will try to speak to you in English, not Kurdish Turkish or Russian.

Thank you for pointing out my wrongs in English. - By Translation..

I can speak English either. I blame them cause they're wrong so I focused myself as you said. Stop wishing, start doing!

"There are two mistakes in your spelling." Actually, you've had four different errors trying to correct him. "Part" is used to indicate the sections of something. A single word or a sentence is not a "part" of a text. A paragraph is. Single-digit numbers are supposed to be written in full. When talking about something plural, "are" is used instead of "is". When talking about something plural, "s" is supposed to be added to the end of that noun.

I don't remember which one. Perhaps the following TV series can be too: - the rookie - vampire diaries - the walking dead - the 100...

Even the theoretical stuff ain't useful in order to speak well. Let's suppose that practical stuff is great -which obviously isn't-. The vocabulary they teach is not useful at all for any aspect of the English language. If I had to give an example, one of my relatives told me that his high school English teacher took 5 points of him just because he didn't know the word "oxcart". Well, this guy is a 10th grader and people his age does not even know the 200 most used words in English. Learning the word "oxcart" won't improve his language skills since he doesn't even know the basics -thanks to our great system of education- If anything, it's gonna make it A LOT more complicating. I could try to say how to fix this situation, improve the education system vice versa. However, i don't think it's worth it to waste my time. Nothing's gonna change anyway.

It's hard to learn English, because as @rainman23 said, the grammer structure of English and Turkish is different, and this difference of grammar structure is making English hard to learn. The education of English is also not enough, some English teachers can't even speak English properly. Also everyone's capacity is different, so this language is not easy for everyone. I can speak English, but not everyone can. If I have some errors or you want to improve yourself, just add me on Discord: "Kishira Darken"#1337

"Me playing teiknopat."

Games taught me more than school. Note: This is not a joke.

Language is a skill that our brains acquire while we grow up by the time passes. A language can be acquired more than learning it. The only way to acquire a language is listening at first then speaking. While we grow up we listen 2 years and then we talk. It's like walking or driving a car or riding a bike etc. So we have to do more listening and speaking practice more than memorizing grammar rules or meanings of words. By the time our brains absorb the rules by itself. Then maybe we won't even know the names of the rules but we eventually will know them and use them well.

What is wrong with? I personally really like

No, it shouldn't. When you say it like this, it's a statement, rather than a question. "Can we go there?" "We can go there."

Yeah, those may be agreed as different languages but they aren't so far from a dialect difference since all of these people can understand each other's language.

Thank you. I learned these phrases from TV series, already listed for you on above comment.

He should study grammar, too.

I don't speak English.

I hope you made that mistake willingly.

I think that this is not true.

I always been good at listening, understanding. But i've been poor at writing and talking fluently opposite from them. It's still going on. I can improve easly but can't find a way, opportunity, time, enthusiasm to do it properly. I checked this mention 3 times for make it better and correct. Got many problems without meanings, not possible to find solutions.

Are you disco?

Got your point but I disagree too. American English is another language, derived from British English. You can say it's a dialect but maybe you know there's no official separation. If AmE is a dialect of English, then why Serbian or Croatian or Bosnian are languages and not dialects? I say all of them are languages, we can't separate them, but most linguist says everyone speak a dialect of a language. So for me, AmE and BrE are languages; for most linguists, AmE and BrE are dialects of Anglo-Frisian or sth. like that. All in all, they're in the same group. And Bulgarians speak Bulgarians but first Bulgarians were Bulgar and there were Turks. Macedonians speak Macedonian but first Macedonians were Greek. So "It's called English because it's speaked by English people" doesn't make sense. And also American, Indian, British, Australian Englishes are different from Caribbean, African, Asian etc. It's called standard and non-standard dialects.

Despite being important, it's not the one to give all effort when learning English I think. Because in reality: Without learning grammar: Where Eiphel tower? With being learned correct grammar : Where is the Eiphel tower? With being learned correct grammar without practise : who- sorry where ei-ei-eiphel bridg- tower eeee is? With focusing only grammar and learning english just theorically, we stuck at real life usage of language.

It's all about the lack of practical learning and "practising a language by speaking" issues in Turkish System. Normally, an average student learning English from elementry to high school should learn how to speak English properly and not make grammar mistakes. In addition, fluency and pronunciation while speaking should be also decent. But as there are mostly "teorical" teaching methods over practicals , Turkish people are not as good as foreign people in using language. By foreign people I mean, do not think like "English people are mentioned"; For instance, I have seen many Armeian people speaking English fluently and keeping grammar mistakes at the least level. Pronunciation, maybe, is not decent like the way we want to hear but still you can get what they trying to imply. When the time schools use practical methods, Turkish people will be able to learn how to do English stuff in language side.

They're actually same, there's no "r" sound in British, that's all. They have all schwa sound, we hear "a" in British, "ı" in American, though.

I'm have RTX 30-80.

We're in a social platform and everyone is nervous and angry. Others could have sworn me for writing those. You know, when you criticize one side, they immediately put you on the opposite side and to prevent it to happen, you say "I'm not with them, I don't support them" etc. I wrote it for this reason, to prevent you from swearing me

Mistakes.

It's literally not their job to teach you that in elementary and high school. FYI you're still making "an awful lot of mistakes". Anyhoo, I'm not trying to break you but you kinda don't make sense. First you claim you haven't been given a good education and then you turn around and say that all you care about is to be understood and ignore all the grammatical mistakes. My point, students having their fair share of mistakes, still stands.

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Before I start university, I wasn't a fluent speaker. Sometimes even native speakers were having problems with understanding me, while I speak. Texting was the easy part of talking English. Never had a problem with that. I have grammar problems. It's obvious But if they are not major mistakes, most native speakers will ignore. After I start university in Cyprus, at European University of Lefke, I started having real face-to-face conversations with natives. It helped me a lot. It broke my shame of making mistakes. I realized one thing after one year at university. We don't learn English because we don't speak it, or use it. Most of us using English while playing games, watching movies, series, but again most of us doesn't use English in our normal life. When speaking English becomes a common thing for you, you getting better at it. If you guys are gonna have a job that requires toefl or other important English tests, you have to know grammar at its best. But thats all.

Well you live in a country where English is not the native language. In onder to become advanced in speaking, you got to move to native English speaking countries.

Pronunciation, too.

Are u kola.

Talking as a fluent speaker who have developed this skill just by watching TV shows and movies, the education that is given in the secondary and high school is GAR-BAGE!

Yes, we've been learning English since we were very young. But there is a general perception in our people. What am I going to do by learning English? What good is English for me? That's why there's not enough attention. Our people can't speak English.

I think the only reason students can't learn English is education in Turkey is based on theoric education and learning a language needs practical one as all the other lessons, even more than others. Unfortunately, you can't speak a language without using it, only learning grammar won't make any difference. If you can use this theoric education chance good and practice yourself -and of course with the others, speaking with people is the best method to learn a language-, clearly you will be able to learn English very well from Turkish schools.

Yes ay dozont.

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I think my English is at a good level, and i never went to an English school. Just by my school English + my efforts. Yes, i also do not like the education of foreign languages system too much. It rests more to vocabulary then grammar and that's the issue. They do not teach the logic, they try to make you memorize everything. That's the main problem. Also the newest generation's %90 is, i do not know, um... strange? They are mainly addicted to Instagram, TikTok etc. Students are not very great too. I think i am in the %10 percent, i mean, i am from the ones which are not doing strange things. I am more listening to lessons then watching the trash trends.

When I'm in preparatory class in high school, we used to have listening-speaking and reading-writing classes. In my opinion, these classes were beneficial for me. It was a little better than regular classes. They were still not enough for us.

This man is true. Thats true.

What exactly, are you compensating for, buddy?

Yeah, it's all about which language you surrounded with.

@r1owner I use an app called Grammarly. I guess I wrote, "There are 2 wrong part in your text.". The application automatically arranged this. Unfortunately, both are wrong. I'm used to writing numbers as they are. I need to fix this. Thanks for your feedback.

You can't learn a swim, by read "How to swim?" book!

I don't know.

You can Google it. It's not a modal verb, so there has to be only one verb. In these situations we make the second verb a gerund . By adding 'to' or -ing. I like "going" to the cinema. I love "watching "these cartoons. I want "to go" home. I hope "to see" the day I graduate.

enzın taxim

I used Grammarly for that text too. It's so beneficial for people who made spelling mistakes such as me.

I'm not agree with you about that. It maybe true for the low graded high schools. I graduated from an anotolian high school. My teachers were expert. My friends and I knew we have to learn that language because it's a necessary. First of all, it's a global language. It's most used language on the world. It doesn't matter what job you do, you have to be able to speak a few words in english. Also knowing only english is not enough though. Anyway. When I was at high school, me and my friends cared about it. Only I was good at English. Don't be fooled when I say I was good at it. I was good when you compare me against my friends. After high school, I realized one thing. I'm not able to speak. I was thinking so much before speak. At university my courses are %100 english. My classmates are not Turkish. At least most of all. Like 80 percent. I realized that curriculum of english at high school was just a waste of time. Btw even my teachers tried to teach us appropriate to curriculum but I learned english from games, movies and tv shows mostly. Turkish accent is so horrible and most of the teachers have it. So when you learn listening from Turkish teachers, you will have serious problems while listening natives.

You said in the movie. That means you are referring to a certain movie. I get what you meant but this is not the correct way to say it. "I learned these phrases from movies." if talking about a certain sentence or sentences. "I learned how to talk from movies." if talking about the way you speak.

You education System is a "SHİT" then you came and say why we cant speak English. Really =?

Well, learning a language is easier at a young age. So it's not an excuse for your mistakes. But, grammar doesn't matter, if this works for you tho. Since you are a kid, you'll not need better grammar skills until you grow up. But don't get me wrong, you have to improve yourself. If you get used to this like that, it's gonna give you a real pain in the ass in the future.

That's more of a statement than a question.

There is 2 wrong part in your text. -You have to know at least basic grammar rules, and a few tenses. -You have to know at least basic grammar rules and a few tenses. Schools in Turkey care about grammar so much. Schools in Turkey care about grammar too much. İngilizcem çok eyi yeğenim.

What can ı do sometimes? It's the football that's the football. Something happaned everything is something happaned.

Absolutely! You may know how to drive a car but you cannot drive it unless you try to do it.

What movie?

Because we are not learning speak english. Only theoric subjects. We are not use them in real life conversation.

I'm nice today. What is your day how?

I have no idea how old you are, but this attitude of not improving but standing still, never works. Maybe you don't need grammar to speak English, but when you use advanced grammar properly, the people will think that you're educated.

Bo'of o wodah.

I forgot the 'to' in the first. There's no mistake in the latter. You use -ing form in like sentences. I like going, doing, watching, talking, etc. As we can see; we, the Turks, do really care about the grammar, even more than we care about it in Turkish.

Why can't we speak English? We learn English in elementary school, middle school, and high school but the result is nothing. We cannot speak English after years of learning English in schools. Isn't there a problem? The main reason for that is; we learn only grammar rules. Knowing only all the grammar rules doesn't help you to speak English. You need to combine your words with grammar to speak English, in this point, grammar is an essential thing. When you know grammar, you can create more beautiful sentences. When you don't know grammar rules; your sentence will look like this: I how can go to the hospital? That's okay, people will understand you even if you create sentences like this. If you know grammar rules your sentences will look like this and it's going to be more understandable: How can I go to the hospital? More clear, isn't it? That's why we have to know grammar, knowing a little grammar will make your sentences more clear. You have to know at least basic grammar rules, and a few tenses. Let's move back to the main point of this text. Schools in Turkey care about grammar so much. Grammar is important, but not that much. They only teach grammar and that's not going to help you speak English. Look at these sentences: I was at school when you called me. I was in school when you called me. The only difference between these sentences are is the preposition that used. One is at, one is in. Is there any wrong, people will absolutely understand you anyways. Here is another example: You have must understood me. You must have understood me. The Upper sentence is grammarly wrong, the bottom one is correct. I could understand both sentences. According to a textbook; that's unacceptable, but for me that's okay. Both sentences are understandable. Feel free to share your thoughts. Son düzenleyen: Moderatör: 27 Haziran 2021

Unfortunately, that's the main problem.

The system prepares us only for solving exam questions. We memorize it, thinking it won't do anything. We always ask this question when we learn that it works and that it is a necessity. We think that free time is free in elementary and high school years, when we have a lot of free time, when we come to university because of our worthless teachers, we should spend our time learning science, but we suffer from not learning in our high school and middle school years when we have free time. As proof of what I said, you can look at French and German high schools. In addition to English, the students of this school I mentioned have to learn German as a necessity of life. Otherwise, they will not be able to understand the lessons at the school where they are educated.

Not so good, there're "tons" of of mistakes; but keep learning, you'll master it And yes, we just learn the words but never use it in a sentence, and it makes them forgettable. No one talks in English, even at schools.

Because the language effects all around of the life. Our people can't learn absolutely because they didn't know this. The language not only effects in the education period, it always effects our life, in short every language are the style of life.

How old are you?

Yeah, shadowing is how I've learned English basically. Also, I want to mention that there are Discord servers which you can talk to strangers.

We can't speak because we don't learn the language to speak. We learn to solve questions in the exam. You know how the school works: Until exam, you know it; after exam, you don't know it. The system has to change.

areucola?

Yes, you are very wrong. English is the globally accepted language, and you're gonna need it even if you don't go out of your house, let alone another city or even another country.

You say that you know so well, however, there are so many mistakes in your text. If your relatives taught you the language, maybe they have to revise as well.

But you need to improve your writing as well.

Happy to help. If you have more question or you just wanna practise, we can do it. Just add me on Discord: Cræzy

Well, don't take me wrong but as far as I know 'either' has negative meaning. You should have typed 'too'. Maybe it's a lil bit early for you to start focusing on speaking English fluently?

Glad you correct me.

In British, it's pronounced like that.

You could write in English These words have same meaning and same pronunciation, they're just written different.

True, Turkish people always thinks "I can talk english with turkish logic" but this is wrong. All things aside our students are pretty reluctant to learn English after all they just think English is grade lesson that can improve overall grades and this type of thinking only makes memorizing. Generally in Turkey English lessons are only time wasting and politicians don't try change this useless education system.

English education in schools sucks. They only teach grammar for 12 years.

Yes, no speaking exams or something for 8 years. Learning English by solving tests? This isn't math...

That's right.

Because we think we must pay attention to grammar, as if we wouldn't be able to speak English very well. But I think that English speakers understand us even if we do a mistake of grammar.

There is only so much a teacher can do. They try to teach you, most of the time anyway, but you either disregard it entirely or don't care enough about it. It comes down to the student like every other subject. If you regarded your math classes as "free time" like you did with your English classes, you'd be failing at math too. Learning a new language is hard. Students need to be taught that. And they shouldn't face anything judgmental when they make a mistake. It's a new language for God's sake. Just cut them some slack.

We can't speak English because we are Turkish. There are not any members who does not speak Turkish. I believe if we were in a English , we could speak English.

It should be "Why we can't speak English?".

Listening and speaking are separated tasks in the brain. Turkish people always say that they can understand yet they can't talk. This is mostly because they learn English through series -or movies- and don't practice it by talking to a native speaker.

Ohh Xantares, the headshot machine.

For English, school is useless. You must learn a language yourself. By speaking, writing, listening.

Turkey's amazing education system.

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Actually there are lots of materials that we can do listening practice with. YouTube itself is a huge source of it. The problem is that we don't have a chance to do speaking practice with a native speaker. Most of us. But I have a suggestion. There is a method called shadowing or something like that. We speak simultaneously with a native speaker while watching a video. This method improves speaking skills.

English is British, so...

You meant . Your English also sucks.

We can't because we don't want to. It's that simple. Just because we doesn't give a shit. Because we're stupid.

Also there is a problem that almost everyone in Turkey who knows English is thinking they are the best. They maybe afraid of making mistakes so, they talk less and less. Another reason is English pronunciation is kind of difficult for us. For instance I know 2 level of Russian as well but Russian grammer structure is closer to Turkish than English. Therefore, Russian sentence structure is easier for us likewise the pronunciation part. Their words are seems like long but it is quite easy to pronunce them. If you are not familiar with an English word, it might be difficult to pronunce at first.

Thank you for reminding. Well done

Watching a subtitles movie helps.

Bu içeriği görüntülemek için üçüncü taraf çerezlerini yerleştirmek için izninize ihtiyacımız olacak. Daha detaylı bilgi için, çerezler sayfamıza bakınız. Üçüncü taraf çerezlerini kabul et Thank you sit down

Colour -> Color Favour -> Favor Favourite -> Favorite What are these, then?

Happy to help. If you have more question or you just wanna practise, we can do it. Just add me on Discord: Cræzy#3684

Isn't there a problem? Şu cümleden gerisini okumadım zaten.

i learned English in middleschool all by myself with interest of foreign language with the help of TV shows and video Games i can speak fluently English Now thank's to that.

The System teaching to us for a so much years this lesson. But we never speak like an American. Because their purpose not for a communication, for a exam.

@TheAny Heh, doubt any of y'all cared. Would any of you spend just as much time -hell, half the time, even- studying English as math? Were you pushed just as hard to learn English as math? It's true that I went to a pretty mediocre high school, but even there people cared and made an effort to learn. There were even some guys who were better than me at the time. Make no mistake, I wasn't tutored or anything. My teacher once said I was a natural but who knows. Eh, I digress. Of course you'd think high school English is not enough, because it simply isn't. They can't change the system because people can't learn English from the get go. So they decide to force students to at least learn the very basics of the language, things like simple tenses and commonly used words until they go to university, where they'd have to learn English. I too have to admit Turkish accent is a big turnoff, but you don't always have to listen to them. There are zillions of sources that you can use to listen to whichever accent you want. Practice makes it perfect, you'll be able to understand anything eventually. Just don't go "Mehhh I can't understand this. I'll go back to my comfort zone and watch Turkish videos." And I just wonder, would you mind telling me where do you study that approx. 80% of your classmates aren't Turkish?

School is a joke. You can't learn anything if you don't use what you learn. And most of the time, you teach yourself by doing whatever you are trying to do.

I can't say English is hard, in fact, it's one of the easiest languages. It has no declensions or conjugations. Since it's a universal language, we hear so many English words on a daily basis. It's just a matter of practice with the native speakers.

Nevermind. Just... Speak, talk or write it!

Nice question. I'll give a example from myself first. I know English so good, I know tons of word, tons of verb. I think thats a bit genetically because there's a lot of English teacher in our family. But when we come to talking part, I am just a trash. Guess, you are in love with a girl. You love her so much, every beatiful thing in your life remembers her to you. You get choice and you will explain your feels to her, but there's a problem. You are shy and non brave person, so that will be harder than others for you. You make a lot of practice, you put all words to your mind and now you are ready. You start with a normal dialogue like "whats up?" Eveything goes perfect, now this is explaining time. But when you start speaking in this part, you can't move your mouth. This is very similar with our English. We know tons of word, but we can't speak. Because we don't know how to speak and pronounce it. All words, paragraphs, stories in lesson books are just teachs word to us. We never make practice. Thats the main reason I guess.

They have to know grammar if it's their goal. If they want to be a translator, they have to. All I care is being understandable. If there's no serious mistake, if it's understandable, it's okay. I learned that in university. They don't care how you talk. Even the teachers. Be clear, be understandable. That's all. I need 'real world' english.

This sentence totally wrong. Because you are not a teacher and you dont give any point of exam or quiz. So if you are in school you have to care about your grammer or teacher gives 0.

It's called "Capital Letters". Not "Big"

You ask why? Like a High school diploma.

Well we did it in a wrong way 'cause curriculum was wrong. But still you don't have right to tell us we didn't try.

Nope, I'm questioning the relevance.

Movies and musics really helpful with that.

English is best learned by talking to a stranger.

I'm have?

You already explained it When it comes to separate a language from a dialect, there's no linguistic thing, it's all political. If USA government said Americanian was their official language, then it'd be language, not a dialect. Like Moldovan, there're Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian and Montenegrin. If you look at the languages, they're all same, they're all dialects of one Slavic language, but they're called language, because there're some social and political situations. After all, mostly people will say it's a dialect. Okay, I've respect that thought but it's not so easy, I must say.

Why should we learn English abi? We have our own language. We dont need to learn English. We can live our rest of life without English abi.

Some or so many -depends on you- words, some pronunciations, 2 or 3 grammar rules, vibes.

If you consider my age, it's good. At least it works for me.

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I agree with you, grammar is not everything but if you don't care the grammar this happens. There're people who doesn't care grammar but they speak right and they're understood. For example you, neither your sentences nor your grammar is well. I couldn't even get what you tried to say in the first sentence. So don't do the "don't care grammar" thing or you can't improve language. Care the grammar, not much not less.

Are they learning Turkish? they don't even care.

Our English teacher said that next week we will learn the simple present tense. Is he kidding? I guess we'll learn that tense 10 times...

Since English is a very difficult language, we cannot speak English fluently.

What's wrong with it?

I'm 16 and we're still learning it. We're going to go to an university in 2 years and still we're learning simple present. They teach us simple present and in the exam they want us to solve conditional perfect problems. I'll never understand this I think.

Little little into the middle.

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There is nothing wrong with ""

https://i. hizliresim.com/2gq6icq. jpg There are many Turkish people who do not fully understand the English sentence structure.

That's not important for learning language. We aren't native. Grammer is advanced level for languages I understood what he want to say. Did you see? I don't know English vell too

We forget the English.

What is he saying?

This is a prevalent issue among English learners, and there are a variety of causes for it. Most of the English learners discover that they are having difficulty speaking because they are overly concerned with grammar rules, draw too many parallels with their native tongue while speaking, or are just nervous. It's actually fine if they're feeling this way; it's not their faults. The good new is that if they can keep training, they will undoubtedly improve at this point. They gotta put in a lot of time and work as an English learner to be able to understand the language, whether it's by practicing grammar, vocabulary, idioms, or etc. They must practice just as much, if not more, to talk fluently. You may think you know all there is to know about running, including how to breathe properly, what shoes to wear, how to stretch, or how to pace yourself. However, knowing all of this will not make you a good runner; you must get out and run on a regular basis in order to develop. The same is true when it comes to the speaking. One thing to keep in mind is that having trouble while communicating in English does not indicate that your abilities are inferior to those of others. Simply said, you haven't spent enough time to do that expertise. In English lessons, speaking time is usually limited. Explaining the lesson, taking notes, listening, and doing activities take up the majority of the time. The act of speaking usually receives the least amount of attention. Your brain becomes accustomed to a certain type of activity when you repeat a classroom routine over and over again: reading and extracting meaning, listening and becoming familiar with your instructor's voice, filling in the blanks, and so on... To put it another way, your mind is in "reading and writing mode." You pick up a lot of passive grammar and vocabulary during these tasks. All of that knowledge can only be activated by speaking and practicing frequently enough to become accustomed to natural speech patterns. This is why, rather than a standard teacher, look for an English instructor who will act more like a speaking companion and it can't also be done just a grammar support either. One of the main message which also should be taken as an advice is that the only way to improve speaking is by speaking hella lot! Make sure to dedicate most of our learning time to it if we are looking to improve that skill.

I'm not trying to teach you. I just like talk about these.

When I checked with Translate, it seemed correct. Also it made sense for me. I learned these sentences in the movie and just added my own thoughts. I asked the native English speaker and he said he didn't understand too. That means I have to learn grammar. Thank you.