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That being the case, the same applies when speaking English. You don't need to expect to understand 100%. What's more important is to know what the other person is trying to express and whether you have grasped the key information such as people, events , places, and things. As for some prepositions, modifying adverbs, etc., not understanding them or encountering completely new words are usually not too serious.

Finally, if you want to improve your English, croatia mobile database you still have to be in this environment to make continuous progress. Even though I am in Singapore now, due to the pandemic, we have been remote for more than half a year. We have less entertainment, less eating out, and we are not in the office. With very few social opportunities, my friends and I feel that our speaking skills have deteriorated a lot, and a lot of them are in English. Even speaking Chinese seems fragmented because the input (hearing Chinese) and output (speaking Chinese) during this period have been greatly reduced.