Mastering English Fluency Through Self-Directed Practice
Many upper-intermediate English learners mistakenly believe that achieving true fluency and confidence requires a dedicated speaking partner, ideally a native speaker. However, this is a misconception that often hinders progress, as fluency can be developed entirely independently. Independent, self-directed practice is incredibly powerful because it allows learners to control the pace, topic, and focus of their learning without waiting for someone else's availability. Traditional methods often fall short: large language classes may only provide a few minutes of actual speaking time, and…
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