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Interview Questions

The document outlines a set of interview questions aimed at understanding an individual's journey and experiences in learning English. It covers various aspects such as language proficiency, learning methods, challenges faced, and strategies for reading, vocabulary, grammar, and listening. Additionally, it seeks insights into personal strengths and perspectives on effective language learning approaches.

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Interview Questions

The document outlines a set of interview questions aimed at understanding an individual's journey and experiences in learning English. It covers various aspects such as language proficiency, learning methods, challenges faced, and strategies for reading, vocabulary, grammar, and listening. Additionally, it seeks insights into personal strengths and perspectives on effective language learning approaches.

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Interview questions:

1. So When did you start learning English? (where/ how/ with whom)

2. Can you describe your current language level? (can give Tests results)

3. What methods have you applied to learn it?

4. How has your English competence improved over time?

Is there a period that you think your language development started to plateau? (I mean a period

you reached your full competence, and it tended to stop developing)

5. Did you attend school, English lessons, or experience other kinds of instructions? If yes,

did you nd it bene cial for you?

6. What aspect of English/ skill that you nd most easy to learn?

7. What aspect of English/ skill that you nd most challenging? Why?

Part 2

1. What kind of reading did you read? (Authentic/semi-authentic)

2. Do they belong to any particular genres or kinds? (Can you name some of those)

3. Did you use reading strategies? What are they?

4. How did you learn vocabulary? What are your strategies to learn new words?

(Dictionary/ Deduce meanings from context, keep record of the words you encountered).

5. How did you learn grammar? Did you acknowledge the grammar rules by yourself?

6. In what way did you achieve such high pro ciency in writing?

7. How did you learn listening? What additional resources that you used to learn it?

8. How did you learn listening? What additional resources that you used to learn it?

9. Is there any aspect of English that you think that you would rather have been taught?*
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Concluding questions

1. Do you have any particular strengths or weaknesses or special ability that you think

affect your language learning?

2. What're your perspectives of English language learning? In your opinion what is the best

way/ approach to learn? What to avoid?

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