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75 Things ELL Students Want You To Know

3/26/2024

Check out the list of 75 Things English Language Learners Want You To Know!
This list of 75 items that English learners want you to know refocuses on the essentials of their experience and desires for understanding from others. This adjusted list encompasses the challenges, needs, and perspectives that are vital for effective communication and support:

1. Learning English is about more than grammar; it's about communication.
2. Pronunciation can be very challenging and varies greatly.
3. Understanding spoken English and speaking fluently are different skills.
4. We value patience and encouragement from others.
5. Our understanding often exceeds our speaking ability.
6. Mistakes are a natural and necessary part of the learning process.
7. Direct translations don’t always work, leading to confusion.
8. English Idioms and slang can be perplexing and require explanation.
9. Cultural references in conversation or media can be hard to grasp.
10. Progress may seem slow, but perseverance is key.
11. Being bilingual is a strength, adding cultural and cognitive value.
12. Thinking in one language and speaking in another is mentally taxing.
13. Accents are part of our identity; understanding them is appreciated.
14. Extra time might be needed to formulate responses in English.
15. Fear of making mistakes can hinder our willingness to speak.
16. Constructive feedback helps more than correction without explanation.
17. Each English-speaking country’s dialect and slang can differ significantly.
18. Encounters with native speakers are invaluable for real-life practice.
19. Misunderstandings can happen; clarity and confirmation are helpful.
20. Watching English media is both educational and challenging.
21. Conversations in English outside the classroom accelerate learning.
22. Speaking clearly and not too rapidly aids in our comprehension.
23. Learning about English-speaking cultures enhances language understanding.
24. Group conversations can be intimidating but are crucial for practice.
25. Asking for clarification is necessary; we appreciate your patience.
26. Writing in English helps solidify grammar and vocabulary.
27. Language exchange opportunities provide mutual learning benefits.
28. Understanding different accents and dialects takes time and exposure.
29. Real-life application of English varies greatly from textbook scenarios.
30. Online forums and social media can be platforms for practice and learning.
31. The journey to fluency is unique and varies from person to person.
32. Immersion in English-speaking environments is highly effective.
33. Gentle corrections are preferred; they help without causing embarrassment.
34. Finding the right words can be difficult, especially under pressure.
35. Cognitive benefits include improved memory and multitasking skills.
36. Mixing up pronouns or tenses is common and part of learning.
37. Language barriers can lead to feeling isolated or misunderstood.
38. Keeping up with fast-paced conversations is challenging.
39. Phrasal verbs are complex and often not intuitive.
40. Support from teachers, friends, and the community is critical.
41. Language learning apps and resources are helpful but not a complete solution.
42. Understanding and using colloquial language makes interactions more natural.
43. Persistence and daily practice are crucial for improvement.
44. Self-consciousness about accents can affect confidence.
45. Language learning enhances appreciation for diversity and different cultures.
46. Simple conversations are valuable learning opportunities.
47. Adjusting to local dialects and variations is an ongoing process.
48. Vocabulary notebooks or apps are useful tools for retention.
49. Positive reinforcement motivates more than criticism.
50. Expressing humor and understanding jokes in English can be difficult.
51. We often think in our native language and translate internally.
52. Legal, medical, and professional jargon in English can be daunting.
53. Sharing our own language and culture is something we enjoy.
54. Language-related misunderstandings are common but can be resolved with patience.
55. English puns and wordplay are challenging but interesting to learn.
56. Small victories in language learning are worth celebrating.
57. The learning process can be both frustrating and rewarding.
58. Everyday interactions are critical for practicing and improving English skills.
59. Language learning is a continuous, lifelong journey.
60. We appreciate when native speakers are interested in learning about our culture too.
61. Technology has made learning English more accessible and varied.
62. Being treated as equals and not perpetually as students is important.
63. Confidence can vary widely day by day in language learning.
64. Adjusting to speaking English in professional settings is a common concern.
65. Learning about the history and origins of English can be fascinating.
66. We value clear and straightforward communication.
67. Exposure to a variety of accents and speaking styles is beneficial.
68. Public speaking in English presents a significant challenge.
69. We are often more comfortable discussing topics we're familiar with.
70. English media with subtitles can aid in understanding spoken language.
71. Language barriers can sometimes lead to humorous situations.
72. Understanding English-language news and current events is important.
73. Feedback on writing helps improve both grammar and style.
74. Setting achievable language learning goals keeps us motivated.
75. Patience and understanding from others make a big difference.

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