I think you are not alone in this category. Yours is even better being an undergraduate. I am already a graduate and I think I understand English language but speaking and writing it has become a very big challenge to me. I still think yours is better because it hasn’t caused you a relationship? Mine, it has ruined my relationship with a lady.

Some times when I want to pronounce a particular word another thing entirely would come out. Let me give a typical example. Yesterday, someone greeted me and I wanted to reply and tell him “how is your day” but do you know that I ended up telling him “how was your day” when the day was not over yet. Can you imagine an abuse of tenses such as that?

I think I learnt something from those who contributed to your thread and I do hope that with time we’ll be able to catch up with those who know how to communicate effectively in this English language if only we did not relent in our effort to learn the Language.

Mind you, it is only those of us who are bold enough that are expressing our incompetence in a public forum such as naira land. They are people who are worse off than you and I, and yet see nothing wrong in it.

Iman3:
I wonder what the point of a relationship is,if its success or failure is dependent on one partner's oratorical skills.

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littlekim:
Thanks a bunch, be rest assured am going to put the advices to good use. And more advices please?

Attend audituons. Engage in discussion with your class mates. Be active in class discussions. You write well. It could be a complex issue(shy, withdrawn or anything)

Yeah, most people like using English with their partners. I would have asked if you aren't dating your tribe guy...