AKASH EB

The biggest mistake people make when learning English, and probably one of the most common misconceptions, is that people think that they need to study English. I say don't study English, live English, and now let me explain what I mean. What does studying mean and how do people usually approach this process and how do people perceive studying? It means getting knowledge about something by reading, examining it in detail, or researching. We usually perceive studying to be hard and boring and something that you can usually complete and leave behind, like a course or when you study in school. You can't wait to finish it and forget about it. When people think that they need to study English, they usually think that they need to take a course or work with a teacher one-on-one for some time, and that'll be enough when they finish it. They will know English and they won't need to go back to learning it again. To be fair to each individual, if your goal is just to pass a test

Today I read the book, Attitude is Everything, by Jeff. First of all, it is not a physical book, it is an E-book that I downloaded from the site. I saw it in the Instagram ad. The word and the design attract me more. So I searched for it online and downloaded it and put it in my E-book application on my phone. At night, I think I should read it. So I set a timer for 30 minutes and started reading. Firstly, it gives me a positive attitude towards the book because it is written in simple and understandable English. What I don't know is whether the author places even though he is a foreigner or not. His attitude and writing style, moreover, look like an Indian. Whether he is Indian or not, in my mind, Jeff is an Indian. I notice that in my writing attitude, the word is reflected more. I don't know why. It may be because of the after-effect of the book. Then if we look at what I get, 30 min of reading is what I am going to explain. I completed the introduction part fully. I know I