Mistake #2: Trying to improve my speaking by talking about random things (to myself)
Mistake #3: Trying to improve my speaking using too many methods.
"At the time, I had always been upset with English teachers on the Internet. Most of them were not sharing anything worthwhile. They tended to give students mediocre advice:
- They’d tell you, “try to speak English as much as possible” or “practice every day,” but they didn’t tell you what to do if you have on one to talk to. (They actually didn’t know how.)
- They’d tell you, “don’t be afraid to make mistakes,” but they didn’t tell you how to practice in a way that you will make fewer and fewer mistakes over time. (They didn’t know it.)
- They’d tell you, “just be confident,” but they didn’t give you any concrete plan for improving your English so that you can speak confidently. (They didn’t have one.)
The problem with these pieces of advice is that they aren’t very actionable. There’s no step-by-step strategy, no framework, no plan. The advice might “seem” to be useful. But in reality, it’s simply a total waste of time."
Source: http://engfluent.com/lesson-5-improve-english-fast/
My comment:
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I found myself I should join a course that can implement the above advice.
- The lessons should be improved time by time and level by level.
- Each days I should learn new things but not too much.
- Be patient the method that I have chosen because it was such suitable for me.
