Successful English Learners | Interview 2
Successful English Learners | Interview 2
Interviewee: Mr. Khaki
Questions
- Could you please introduce yourself to us?
- How long have you been learning English?
- What do you plan to learn English for?
- How do you try to learn English vocabulary?
- What coursebooks or reference books, including dictionaries, do you recommend?
- Do you consider yourself to be successful in learning English? Why?
- What strategies and techniques have you been using to practice the 4 skills, i.e. listening, speaking, reading and writing?
- Please elaborate on your personal preferences and styles for practicing English, for example:
- Extroversion vs. Introversion
- Practicing oral skills or preferring to read and write
Interviewer’s Notes
- I haven’t been learning English continuously :arrow: you should put it in a present perfect tense and not a present perfect continuous tense because the latter cannot have any interruption. So, you should say: I haven’t learned or practiced English continuously.
- Short and long period of time :arrow: periods of time
- Aside universities :arrow: aside from universities
- For find better jobs :arrow: for finding better jobs (gerund)
- For do business :arrow: for doing business (gerund)
- I must know English language :arrow: I must know (correct pronunciation) the English language (use ‘the’ as an article)
- At now :arrow: at present, right now, at the present time, etc.
- Communicate to another people :arrow: communicate with other people
- For memorize that :arrow: for memorizing that (gerund)
- Pronunciation of ‘because’ :arrow: /bɪˈkəz/ /-ˈkɒz/ US /-ˈkɑːz/
- It hasn’t much information :arrow: it doesn’t have …
- Pronunciation of the word ‘translator’: /trænsˈleɪ.təʳ/ /trænz-/ US /-ţɚ/
- For cause of my immigration :arrow: because of my immigration
- The most books refer to :arrow: most of / the majority of books are used for practicing reading and writing skills
- ‘Most’ and ‘must’ are pronounced differently. Make sure not to confuse them with each other.
- Correct pronunciation of the word ‘strategy’: /ˈstræt.ə.dʒi/ US /ˈstræţ-/
- In this website :arrow: on this website
- Exposing discussions with somebody :arrow: holding / having discussions
- For watch some piece of movie :arrow: for watching some pieces of movies
- You will could ask me :arrow: you can / could ask me