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What I’ve learned from my ESOL tests is that they want me to improve my english for the future as they said “that students who has families who speak more than one language are more smarter” as it is important for students who has a family who speak more than one language to learn english properly in order to work after High school because of proper english that is needed for the college that i’m going to go and the career and study that i’m going to take. I had no problem at first, but however after many tests I learned that there are many sections that I have to test to and I have to get a perfect 5 on the test, which it took me many times to get a perfect 5 as it is difficult on getting a 5 without knowing what are the requirements that
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