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I have joined spoken English class to improve my spoken English.
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Most people learned to write basic English in school and college but couldn't learn how to speak fluently as it requires more proficiency.
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So my answer is why not ? if you have something to learn in this era you definitely need a communication source so that you can even achieve more , especially by speaking what you want or your actions can lead to better understanding.
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To improve language, to improve speaking, to improve goodness in english
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To brush up my spoken English skills
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To speak English confidently
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