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Best way to learn
What do you think is the best way to learn a new language?
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Goal
Speak for longer without stopping to search for words.
Fluency is the ability to keep going — to push through the gap where you would normally stop and search for a word. These exercises train exactly that, with drills that reward flow over speed and feedback that looks at your pauses, not just your grammar.
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What do you think is the best way to learn a new language?
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How far do you think money can buy happiness? Give your position with reasons.
What does a big city give you that a small town can't, and the other way round?
Which matters more for getting good at something — natural talent or hard work? Defend your view.
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Talk through cooking a complete meal from shopping to serving, in real-time detail.
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Narrate yesterday from bedtime back to waking up, in reverse order, without long pauses.
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Describe your perfect breakfast in full sensory detail, non-stop for a minute.