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In this era of globalization, free trade between the countries is increasingly widespread and science and technology are increasingly developed, therefore communication becomes an important thing. How can we communicate with foreigners who open jobs in our country? How can we adjust the development of a modern era? The answer is that we must be able to master English, why is that? Because English is a language that has been defined as an international language and is a bridge of communication between the countries.

I think English is very important in our lives and we can practice it as a second language after our mother tongue. It is not intended to not nationalism but mastering English is very important in this modern era, both for education and for work. In this modern era, we are required not only to be highly educated but also to have language skills, one of which is English. I have learned English since I was in elementary school, so I am familiar with this language, it's just that I don't use it for everyday use, so the practice of speaking my English is still very basic. Starting from elementary school I was taught English for single words such as nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Actually, I've been taught English since kindergarten and I was taught to spell numbers and letters in English. Then during middle school, my knowledge of English is increased and  I was taught how to use these words and how to compose sentences in English, as well as in high school I was taught more profound things about English. 

Right now I want to explore this language more because I feel my English language skills are still lacking. Actually, my English language skills are not too bad but sometimes what I want to convey feels difficult because I am not confident, whether it's nervous, afraid of being wrong, or indeed forgetting. I still want to develop my English skills because I realize that learning and mastering this language is very necessary to be able to communicate, continue school and find work.

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