"I want to be fluent in English but my Grammar is weak" - You don't have to worry about this
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Hi everyone, my name is Aleena Rais
today in the video we're going to talk about something
that I'm sure you're facing right now.
There is this problem that I've observed with all the English learners,
I can say this generally, that people focus too much on perfecting their grammar,
right in the beginning,
and their focus on grammar is so much they want to be so good at their grammar,
that they actually lose their focus from learning how to speak fluent English
to actually perfecting their grammar.
I want to say something here and this is my opinion,
I'm sure, after listening to me
most of you are going to agree with me.
The thing is that you feel that you have to learn proper grammar,
in order to speak fluent English,
and I want to actually disagree on this,
I want to tell you that, despite not having proper command over grammar
you can still be fluent in English,
I've come across so many people in my life
who could actually place their words right one after the other,
while they're speaking in English
and they were good with their speed,
they could speak fluently,
but of course they were making grammatical errors.
And I want to say something here that
making a few grammatical errors here and there
is not a big deal, it's not a big deal.
Probably you have made it a big deal for yourself
it's not a big deal.
What I want to say here in short, is that your focus on speaking fluent English
should be more than your focus on speaking perfect grammar.
First of all, you don't have to learn grammar
grammar is not something that can be learned.
Of course, you will learn it with the help of your practice, that will happen eventually
by learning what I want to say here is that you can't just open a book
and start mugging things up, you can't muck them up.
You can't mug grammar up.
Grammar perfection is going to happen with time
is going to happen over the years.
Everyone makes mistakes,
and not just us, even they