A letter to Speak or Out group

Last year, I took part in an oral English group which had 14 members at the beginning.  As the time went on ,  4 members were out. They left us and learnt English in another way.

Today I  want to express my gratitude to our group leader Four and say something about my growth during the past 6 months.

A letter to Speak or Out group

Great appreciation to Four

Dear Four,

First I want to express my sincere thanksfulness to your devotion to this group. You actually made a great contribution to help  us improve our oral English. Therefore，before I share my growth during this half year in Speak or Out group，I want to express my appreciation to you again.  Thank you for setting up this group. Thank you for your encouragement. Thank you for the secrect gift you sent to us and thank you for everything you do to us.

My Growth

Shame to say that although I am an English major student, my oral English is not so good.

Before I joined our group, I seldom express

my point of views on things in English. In many cases，I could just speak English with a few words. What is more, I am afraid of speaking English,let alone communicate with others in English. However since I joined the group you set up, we speak English nearly everyday( from Monday to Saturday) and I have benefit a lot from it.

First，I try to speak English everyday with all of you and speaking English everyday has already become one of my habits.

Second, I become more confident in myself. I dare to speak English loudly with others.  But I still haven't try to talk with foreigners. Therefore, I still have a long way to go.

Third, now I can complete our everyday's task that is to speak English no less than one minutes by one time and it makes me very happy.

In a word, joining this group and speaking English with you improve my oral English a lot. Although sometimes the contents I share with you is not so good, it actually strengthen my confidence.

Practice makes perfect. If you want to improve your oral English, you should speak frequently. Don't be shy. You can do it.

A letter to Speak or Out group