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  1. Sadhufa
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    #1 03-Nov-2012, 16:49

    A.Sad

    How long will it take to speak English fluently and I want to improve my writing skills too. I really don't know what to do?? I'm telling this because I don't like to read much but without reading I know I can't get help myself to improve my speaking and writing. But I want to improve myself.
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    #2 04-Nov-2012, 12:58

    Re: A.Sad

    There's no fixed time limit- people learn at different speeds. Why don't you like to read much and what have you been reading?
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