For unknown reason I often have an invincible impulse to write, or just use, English. My English skill is, as IELTS says, rather poor. Though I've so many things to say about this exam, I won't mention none of it. Whatever I say, it is still a solid fact that the IELTS score is important for studying abroad. For any applicant for any sort of admission to universities, systems of exams they need to take are like natural disasters. There's no way other than obeying the rule given by each uni or you'll fail.
I don't know how to improve my English ability. I don't know what is right or wrong for me in the deep sea of learning English. So I do nothing. I do nothing based on so-called 4 skills or other plausible books. Lazy? I know.
I'll keep silence on the recent chaos on the new English exam(s) for Japanese universities' admission (but at least I want all to consider this problem is now in chaos, it should be revised). But one thing I want to write is that I don't think learning English is equally important for all students. I needed to speak English-- for I wanted to be a British-- and now I need to read English. Learn as you like. All depends on each student. Lazy. I know.
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The last matchweek was awesome-- Newcastle, the only team I love in the world, won and other games were also worth watching. I'm essencially a drunk man in a pub, watching a football game and shouting somthing against a screen.