Only if you are a proficient speaker of a language that you have learned 1 from scratch from start from nothing from zero in adulthood 2 can you you might you'd do you really tell how hard it is 3 that someone will get for someone getting that someone gets for someone to get to that level. Or maybe not so hard, 4 since even though due to because of most of the students who get there find real pleasure in reading and listening to the language, which 5 there is are is known to be is known that it is central in the process of learning it. But it’s definitely a long road to travel.
Lots of people start to learn a language excited about the prospect that one day, they will be able to communicate with it. However, only a few of those people 6 are likely to are bound definitely will will likely end up being proficient speakers of that language, because, 7 telling the truth truth be told to be true as for the truth , students tend to lose some of their enthusiasm when they 8 catch a glimpse have a sight drop a glance make a deep look of the vast world of knowledge that still needs 9 to have learned to have been learned to be learned to learn . That is the moment of realisation when language learners mistakenly stop focusing on what they are learning or already know, and start focusing on all the things they don’t know or can’t do.
Suppose you 10 'd be climbing 'd climbed were climbing would climb a high mountain, wouldn’t it be harder 11 do it doing that to do so to do such if you kept looking at the remote and elevated top, instead of enjoying your every small step along the way? I’m sure it 12 had did would were . Language learners can see the summit of that overwhelming mountain at around intermediate level and upwards; that’s the time 13 at which that at when whose many of those enthusiastic elementary students leave behind the comfort of their immediate surroundings and dare look up at the extenT of the apparently impossible deed. My advice, learn to appreciate the beauty of those small steps, if you don’t want to risk 14 to give up giving away giving up to give away hope in order to become another language 15 castoff dropout miscarriage castaway .