Write an email to a friend giving advice about how they can improve their listening and speaking when learning a language.
(100-150 words)

Explanation:

Hey buddy,

It has been a long time since I listened from you. It gave me a surprise when I knew that you have attempted learning a language different from your mother tongue.

As an experienced mate, I can guide you through some learning curves of the process that would prove beneficial to you. First of all, try to watch a movie/documentary in the language you are interested to learn. This would help you learn the language rapidly and would also improve your listening and comprehending skills.

Secondly, try recording your conversation (mock drill) and then hearing it over again. It would help you improve fast as well as you would learn about your shortcomings. Read aloud any literature book in the language concerned. Try to be fluent in an earlier stage.  

I know these things are easier said than done. But don’t get disheartened by any minute failures. Keep up your patience and grit. Feel free to get in touch with me for any sort of assistance.

Cheers and be alive ,

Yours truly ,

XYZ

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