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原帖由 wootaitai 於 09-12-2 14:49 發表 
But amongst the kids I know everybody can speak in english and they can read books... I wonder why it will deteriorate when they grow up.
Yes, they might not have perfect accent but they have good vo ...
Oral and written are two things. One can speak English well doesn't mean he/she can write good English.
I observed that personality and confidence play a role. In my previous work, even some graduates from HK top uni, they don't speak good English, written english is better than their oral. A person who is not afraid of speaking up (it doesn't matter about its accent or sentence structure), since they're willing to talk and are not shy about themselves, they gradually improve their oral English. In business world, business writing is different, so the more they write and read others passage, the better they write business writing.
The kind of magazines / books they read will definitely affect their proficiency. If children read more those "hip" magazines when they grow up, of course affecting both Chinese and English.
[ 本帖最後由 daisy17772 於 09-12-2 14:57 編輯 ] |
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