I am conducting a mini survey on a few questions related to language learning. Pick one out of the three and send me your comments. Simply click on the word comment below and a comment box will pop up.
Question 1: Do you need to be a good risk taker to learn English well? Why?
Question #2: Which is harder to learn? Speaking and listening or reading and writing? Why?
Question #3: Can you think of some good ways to learn and remember new vocabulary for
longer than two weeks?
I look forward to your comments.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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