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The best way to learn English is to study with native teachers.” What do you think about this opinion?

#english #study #teachers
Some say that the easiest and the most efficient way to learn
English
 is to study with native speakers.
However
, some disagree and say the opposite. I, personally disagree with
this
 statement because it's different for people and not everyone is the same.
However
, I can agree that you will need help from the native speakers to just check up on your
level
 of professionalism. You may be questioning me by saying how do I know
this
 all? Well for the past 5 years I have been studying at the British School of Tashkent. While working with professional
English
 speakers, I have
also
 been attending private
English
 lessons during my free time. My
teacher
,
Mr.
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Mr
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 Bakhtiyor, is not a native
English
 speaker from Britain but he is a professor that worked with different people that have started
English
 from the Beginning. I can proudly say that my
English
level
 wouldn't be high if I didn't attend his lessons. Now my IELTS is 6.5 overall(with his help). But I
also
 think that my school helped me to improve and support the language I was learning. I am sure that without my school my speaking
level
 would be low and without a private,
teacher
 my
grammar
 and vocabulary
level
 would
also
 below. But a native speaker is not necessarily needed in order to learn
grammar
 because there is always an
English
teacher
 who knows
grammar
 very well. In, conclusion As I mentioned before, overall there are different people who require different ways of learning. I can say, to get an intermediate
level
 of
English
 students to need good
grammar
 and vocabulary
teacher
 and a native speaker in order to balance their
English
.
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